Hi there, imho, you shouldn't sing *any* music until you've warmed up your voice. You should be able to just continue doing the warm-up exercises your teacher had you start out with for that first month and use that as a foundation to warm up on, then go on and work on the songs once your voice is all set to go.
Perhaps I misunderstood your question. Are you saying that your teacher is no longer warming you up in your lessons and you go straight to singing the songs? If this is the case, simply consider warming yourself up on the way to your lesson so you're ready to begin singing when you walk in the door.
Just my thoughts.
Laura
-----Original Message----- From: Tuğba Tatlı [mailto:tugba81tr@h...] Sent: Saturday, March 23, 2002 1:02 PM To: vocalist-temporary@yahoogroups.com Subject: [vocalist] Is something wrong?
Hi everyone.. I would like to ask your opinion once more. This is my third month since starting my voice lessons. The first month, we only did voice exercises 30 min. every lesson (once a week) and I had no
studies to do at home except breathing exercises.(This was normal I think.) Now I am singing 2 aria antiches: Caccini- Amarilli and Gasparini- Lasciar d'amarti. I still don't have any voice exercises and I feel very uncomfertable when I am practicing because I dont have any exercises to
open(warm) my voice. My teacher says I am very good but I feel that I sing very bad( I record my voice while practicing). I know that he doesn't say this for money but I still think something is wrong_ I am composition student so I think I know a little about music. My question is: İs it normal to sing these songs without having any voice exercises, because I feel that I am not ready.I don't have the feeling that I'm singing in the right tecnique while practicing.
Thank you all from now, Tugba
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