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Summary: Learn techniques on how to master vowel placement when singing for vocal exercises in this free how-to video on exercising the vocal chords.

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by Rita_Aneesia

THANK YOU !!!!! YOU REALLY HAVE LESSON THAT HELP YOUR VOICE!!!

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How to Sing Vowels for Vocal Exercises

Hi! My name is Cass Naumann and on behalf of expertvillage.com we are discussing exercising your voice. In this segment we are going to talk about vowel consonant placement in the mouth. So when you are singing an E sound, it is forward your tongue is behind your teeth and you can also sing through a smile, it is going to make you sound little bit brighter, so… also in the vowel F each of these sounds move farther back in the throat so E is your most forward vowel sound and…. a little bit farther back but every time you sing when you think about dot you are seeing straight through that dot, so your sound is still sound as forward as possible and the further the sound is back is the ahh. This sound is so coming back of the throat pushing forward through that whole forward. The Ahh sound you want to drop your jaw as far as possible… with the tongue down in front of the teeth.

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