vocal exercises
Singing practice drills
Vocal exercises are activities designed to develop, strengthen, or warm up the voice.
Singers and actors use them to extend range, improve tone, and prevent strain.
They include scales, breathing techniques, and articulation drills: She runs through vocal exercises before every performance.
Speech therapists also prescribe vocal exercises for patients recovering from injury or surgery.
- hummingContinuous low-pitched sound
- arpeggiosChord notes played individually
- breath controlManaging exhalation deliberately
- vocal cordsSound-producing throat membranes
- warm-upsPreparatory physical exercises
articulation · vocalise · vocal range · scales · speech therapy · dysphonia · larynx · tongue twisters · phrasing · resonance · diaphragm · sirens · sight-reading · dynamics · vibrato · microphone technique · trills · register
- choiralto, soprano, tenor, bass section, baritone
- Practicedrills, rehearsal, warm-up, warmup, exercises
- music educationmusic education, music lessons, music instruction, music school, music schools
- speech trainingspeech coaching, elocution, pronunciation drills, diction, speech drills
- vocal techniquebreath control, diaphragm, falsetto, vocal registers, vocal range
- vocal trainingvocal warm-ups, vocal technique, vocal scales, warm-ups, vocal projection
vocal exercisesmental rehearsal
Practicing something mentally
silent reading · visualization · meditation · inner monologue · lip-syncing