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Summary: Vocalizing can be fun!
Review: Doing scales used to be boring, mindless, tedious work. But with this series of exercises, you not only feel like your singing songs with a big band backing you up, you are! These eight exercises are written in a various musical styles. For instance, Gospel Octaves has you singing along with a full gospel choir, B-3 organ et al. Latins spits has you doing the samba while practicing enunciation. You can practice with or without guide vocals but the accompaniment is always there to support your efforts. Other exercises are Humming the Blues, Vienneze Nonny Noo, Latino i,e,a,o,u, Vivace, Verdi, and the Grand Scale. The enclosed booklet helps you learn the exercises. A lead sheet is provided with each exercise, along with additional information about the purpose of the exercises and vocal care information. If you practice in the car, the enclosed bumper sticker help let others know what your up to. The exercises are placed in the middle register of the human voice, so that one size fits all. This product is used and endorsed by grade school, middle school, high school, and college music teachers. It is used extensively by teachers of voice in their private practice and has been acknowledged as a effective teaching tool by Robert Edwin, columnist for the National Association of Teachers of Singing.
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Summary: Helpful but some suggestions
Review: Good fun and easy to follow. You will feel silly to start with doing the exercises but persevere and they will make a difference . Having recently joined a choir , this is a good introduction to warming up your voice , enunciation , use of the breath etc.
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Summary: Excellent, it has helped me improve my singing
Review: Good fun and easy to follow. You will feel silly to start with doing the exercises but persevere and they will make a difference . Having recently joined a choir , this is a good introduction to warming up your voice , enunciation , use of the breath etc.
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Summary: Very Interesting Lesson
Review: I bought this CD, I realizw that't the way karen Oleson taught Singing Lesson is Very Interesting. The accompaniment is very musical and fun
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Summary: Not for Beginners
Review: I ordered this system under the impression it would teach me how to sing & gain control of my voice. I found it to be a waste of my time and money. It assumes your already know the basics and doesn't teach you techniques for getting started. I wish I was able to return it.
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Summary: Not for Beginners
Review: I ordered this system under the impression it would teach me how to sing & gain control of my voice. I found it to be a waste of my time and money. It assumes your already know the basics and doesn't teach you techniques for getting started. I wish I was able to return it.
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Summary: Great tool for home or car
Review: I returned to music school late in life and had my first voice lesson at 43 yrs of age. I utilized this program in my car during my commute and my voice teacher couldn't believe how quickly my voice grew. I can't say enough good things about this program. I've used it so many times for practice or warm-up that I can sing the songs in my sleep but I'm still receiving dividends from it. I ordered another one today for a friend who asked for some help!
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Summary: Helpful but some suggestions
Review: This is a very good product but there are a few out there that are better suited to the slightly more experienced singer. "Vehicular Vocalises" by The Washington Vocal Consortium also offers good technical explanations for everything so you feel like a good voice teacher is right in the car with you. Their booklet is also alot more detailed and the tape is longer.
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Summary: Helpful but some suggestions
Review: This is a very good product but there are a few out there that are better suited to the slightly more experienced singer. "Vehicular Vocalises" by The Washington Vocal Consortium also offers good technical explanations for everything so you feel like a good voice teacher is right in the car with you. Their booklet is also alot more detailed and the tape is longer.
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Summary: The vocal exercises are fun and easy to follow.
Review: This isn't so much a "book" as an audio cassette/CD filled with vocal exercises. The exercises are easy to follow, fun to do, and fun to sing along with. If you are looking for a way to motivate yourself to do those vocal exercises you know you should be doing--this is the way. It's a great warmup to sing on the way to rehearsal or to make better use of your time while you're stuck in traffic! When you do the exercises, you feel like you're really singing, not just practicing scales, so you're more likely to stick with it. This package is used by a lot of Sweet Adelines for warmups.
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