Building Foundations Beginners Guide To Voice

What you'll learn
Answers to Commonly Asked Questions
How to Warm Up Your Voice
Vocal Technique
Basic Voice Theory
Requirements
No previous experience needed, just be ready to have fun and challenge yourself!
Bring a bottle of water to class and a pen & paper (if you're a note taker)
Description
Welcome to Building Foundations! In this course we are going to give you a beginners overview to voice. We will learn proper foundations for singing such as posture, how to properly take care of your instrument, where you should be focusing your time and energy, and more. We'll go in depth over several different vocal warm ups to help you understand how your voice works and to help you grow and develop your voice at home on your own. And lastly I've included some extra curricular vocal scales to help you not only with singing but are also great to help you with ear training (being able to hear correct notes and hear multiple notes within chords). This course is designed to be a beginners course, with no experience necessary! Or if you already have experience singing but want some guidance with warming up your voice at home, this is also the perfect course for you. You will be able to download all vocal warm ups so you can add those to your phone or computer and use whenever you sing. This is going to be a great course with lots of information! I'm excited to working with you and I hope you find this course useful and enjoyable!
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Welcome to Building Foundations!
Lecture 2 Defining Your Voice
Lecture 3 Before You Begin
Section 2: Vocal Warm Ups
Lecture 4 Why?
Lecture 5 Walking Through Warm Ups
Lecture 6 Warm Up #1: Hums
Lecture 7 Warm Up #2: Descending
Lecture 8 Warm Up #3: Lip Buzzes
Lecture 9 Warm Up #4: Triple Five Finger
Lecture 10 Warm Up #5: Vowels (1-3-2-4-3-5-4-2-1)
Lecture 11 Warm Up #6: Five Finger Scale
Lecture 12 Warm Up #7: Five Finger Scale Short Hold
Lecture 13 Warm Up #8: Long Holds
Lecture 14 Warm Up #9: Vowels Descending
Lecture 15 Warm Up #10: Quick Five Finger
Lecture 16 More Fun Tools
Lecture 17 Major Scale
Lecture 18 Pure Minor Scale
Lecture 19 Harmonic Minor Scale
Lecture 20 Melodic Minor Scale
Lecture 21 Chromatic Scale
Lecture 22 Pyramid
Lecture 23 Triads
Section 3: Taking Care of Your Instrument
Lecture 24 What Does "Vocal Health" Mean?
Lecture 25 Healthy Habits
Lecture 26 Define Your Practice Routine
Section 4: Frequently Asked Questions
Lecture 27 FAQ I Hear All the Time
Lecture 28 Resources
Anyone interested in taking voice lessons should begin here. This course is designed as your intro to voice class, and will teach you the basics in the comfort and privacy of your own home.

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