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Re: Daily practice question
I think it depends on how your voice is at that day. If chest is weak you'd focus on bringing it back. This while never neglecting the warmup exercises, tongue and simple triads to slowly wake up the voice. Ken's always mention the exercises should have a practical song application, so depending on the repertoire you'll sing you can pick the exercises to a particular goal. Always start small and slowly go warming up.
Ken mentions he would wamup for 1 or 1:30 hours for a show, while also organizing the repertoire so it's not too heavy on the start, etc. You can find some warmup/performance videos on his channel. Didn't watch this but might have some good info:
Ken mentions he would wamup for 1 or 1:30 hours for a show, while also organizing the repertoire so it's not too heavy on the start, etc. You can find some warmup/performance videos on his channel. Didn't watch this but might have some good info:
denivyruck
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She's gone, Maria and Don't cry covers incredible high notes
I'm really impressed by this singers voice, could someone recommend an American singer that has a similar voice to his. His high notes are so clear and powerful.
Ali
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