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Help Singer Advice!?

ok wel i just started taking voice lesson but ive been in the church choir for about 6 years, and its the same teacher that I have for voice. And i have my lesson tomorrow. I just wondering , cuz i sing for mass at church, and well i've been kinda slacking on the scales that my teacher has given me. For the past couple of weeks ive been singing for mass, and not doing my scales. But I always warm up beforfe I sing for mass. Would you be able to tell a differenace that ive have not been practcing my scales like i've been supposed too. Also she wants me to be able to sing a high B. Is that possible? Well for now I could hit the High G, but with trouble. I guess i het to work on that. also any other tips that you may have could work! Thanks for the help! Great Apperiacted.

Paula


Best Answer - Chosen by Asker: Breath a lot- correct breathing, and hum a lot in your mid-low register- this will help you with your placement. To hit the high B, you will need most your body working together- your diaphram, vowels, and placement of sound. Make sure you drop your jaw and sing that high B on an AHH.

If you want to do some quick things to get ready for your lesson, work your diaphram a lot, deep breaths, and connecting your breathing with your singing.