Name: Ear Training with Do, Re, Mi, Fa, and Sol
Uploaded: 2022-10-31T21:50:56.000Z
Duration: 4 min 51 s
Description: Review the first five notes of the major scale. Practice identifying various combinations of these notes by ear. Notes will move in step-wise motion as well as skips.

Review the first five notes of the major scale.  Practice identifying various combinations of these notes by ear.  Notes will move in step-wise motion as well as skips.

Music Theory

Hello!  My name is Louise, and I have a vast amount of teaching experience in diverse subjects.  I am primarily, a performer and voice teacher.  My bachelor's degree is in vocal performance; I have over 2 decades of experience singing vocal solos, choral music, performing musical theatre roles, and competing in auditions and contests.  I have over ten years experience teaching private voice lessons and directing church choral programs.  I love to sing and help others meet their performance and audition goals!

I also have almost 10 years experience as an educator in public schools.  I hold a master's degree in special education, and worked in classrooms with students with intellectual disabilities, learning disabilities, and behavioral disorders.  This experience gives me an edge that allows me to modify and personalize each lesson based on student demeanor and ability.  

I am also an online English teacher (native speaker).  I hope to make learning English fun and practical based on your goals and purposes for learning.  I use a combination of methods including music-based activities.

Ear Training with Do, Re, Mi, Fa, and Sol

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Develop laryngeal flexibility and versatility with these exercises.

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Decrease jaw, and throat tension by stabilizing the jaw and isolating tongue movements.

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Practice switching between head and chest voice to develop laryngeal flexibility and genre versatility.

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Isolating the Soft Palate Part 2

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Isolating the Soft Palate Part 1

This video guides you through several of my staple exercises for warming up head voice and finding the "hoot" space that we need for singing many genres such as pop, legit musical theatre, and classical.  Exercising head voice should be a routine part of a well rounded vocal artist.

Singing

warming up the head voice

We will review the major scale, ascending and descending.  Students will practice identifying various combinations of all the notes of the major scale by ear.  

Ear Training with the Major Scale (Do, Re, Mi, Fa, Sol, La, Ti)

We will review all the notes of the major scale (Do, Re, Mi, Fa, Sol, La, Ti, Do), ascending and descending.  Using solfege hand symbols, students will sightsing the major scale in various combinations, testing their ability to identify patterns of notes including stepwise motion and skips (intervals).  

Louise G.

Ear Training with Do, Re, Mi, Fa, and Sol

Vídeos de Louise de Music Theory

Switching Between Falsetto and Chest Voice for Male Singers

Falsetto Exercises for Male Singers

Stabilizing the Jaw and Isolating the Tongue

Switching Between Head and Chest Voice

Speech Level Singing Exercises

Singing open and closed vowels in the middle range

Isolating the Soft Palate Part 2

Isolating the Soft Palate Part 1

warming up the head voice

Ear Training with the Major Scale (Do, Re, Mi, Fa, Sol, La, Ti)

Sightsinging with the Major Scale: Do, Re, Mi, Fa, Sol, La, Ti

Ear Training with Do, Re, Mi, Fa, and Sol

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