By blowing air through closed lips to produce a trilling sound (like a horse's whinny or a baby's raspberry) while ...

Humming is an excellent vocal warm-up that improves control over the glottis. Start by humming at a comfortable pitch and ...

Supported by leading music and education experts; Young Voices, Ex Cathedra: Singing Playgrounds, Sing Up and BBC Ten Pieces. Ahead of the action, here are seven ways to warm-up your vocal cords ...

Emotional Expression in Singing: Singing is not just about accuracy ... both higher and lower notes comfortably. Regular vocal exercises, along with proper technique, can help singers expand ...

Gareth Malone: Next the all important breathing exercises. Gareth Malone ... techniques to help your class warm up their vocal cords and ready for singing. The activities he demonstrates are ...

A study from the University of Helsinki reveals how children use singing for self-expression, trust, and navigating daily life.

Peter Gammond, Bluffer's Guide to Music Graeme Kay demystifies the ups and downs of the singing voice. There are four main voice-types in singing: soprano, alto, tenor and bass, representing the ...