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by DeJarra Sims
Warm Up #3 - Lip Trills
Why it is important:
This exercise releases lip tension and connects breathing and speaking. Releases tension in the voca...
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by DeJarra Sims
Warm Up #2: Jaw Release
Why it is important:
Reduces tension in the mouth and jaw area during speaking and singing.
How to do it:
Place the heels...
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by DeJarra Sims
Warm Up #1: Breathing Relaxation
Why it is important:
Releases tension often associated in the breathing mechanism that can interfere with effect...
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by DeJarra Sims
Avoid talking over noise (at parties, restaurants, etc.), as this fatigues the voice. At parties, use an ear plug in one ear - this will allow...
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by DeJarra Sims
When your vocal cords become inflamed or infected, you may begin to experience pain, redness and a raspy sounding voice or hoarseness. Sometimes h...
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