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VOWEL FORMATION |
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The "ah" vowel
*When singing the "ah" vowel one should imagine the word "aw".
This will keep the
sides of your mouth pulled in.
*Here are a few exercises to practice the "ah" vowel. Click on
the icon to the side of each drill to hear it.
*Students should explore each example in a variety of keys that are
comfortable in his or her range.
The
"oo" vowel
*When singing the "oo" vowel keep a tiny "o" formation on the tips of
the lips.
*Here are a few exercises to practice the "oo" vowel. Click on
the icon to the side of each drill to hear it.
*Students should explore each example in a variety of keys that are
comfortable in his or her range.
The "ee"
vowel
*When singing the "ee" vowel form your lips in same manner as an "oo"
vowel" and feel an "ee" vowel inside the mouth. This will prevent
the vowel from 'spreading'.
*Here are a few exercises to practice the "oo" vowel. Click on
the icon to the side of each drill to hear it.
*Students should explore each example in a variety of keys that are
comfortable in his or her range.
The "eh"
vowel
*When singing the "eh" vowel think of singing "ehw". This will
allow correct formation without causing the omproper "ey" sound.
*Here are a few exercises to practice the "eh" vowel. Click on
the icon to the side of each drill to hear it.
*Students should explore each example in a variety of keys that are
comfortable in his or her range.
The "oh"
vowel
*When singing the "oh" vowel work toward a pure 'o' on the lips.
As with all vowels, keep your jaw relaxed.
*Here are a few exercises to practice the "oh" vowel. Click on
the icon to the side of each drill to hear it.
*Students should explore each example in a variety of keys that are
comfortable in his or her range.
