Unit 1 Contents

Unit 2 Contents

Unit 3 Contents

Unit 4 Contents

Unit 5 Contents

1.1. Building on your Better Voice

1.2. What does my voice sound like?

1.3. Voice: The 'six-step sequence'

1.4. Voice exercises: Become familiar with the six-step sequence

1.5. Effective voice use: Prepare your voice for the day

1.6. Follow-up resources

1.7. Before you start the next unit

2.1. Your vocal range

2.2. Voice exercises: Starting to expand your range

2.3. Voice exercises: More note combinations

2.4. Better Breathing: Strengthen your lungs

2.5. Effective voice use: Rehearsals

2.6. Follow-up resources

2.7. Before you start the next unit

3.1. Jumps in pitch

3.2. Voice exercises: Closing the gap

3.3. Voice: Breaks and bridges

3.4. Voice exercises: Turning a break into a bridge

3.5. Effective voice use: A word about vocal fatigue

3.6. Follow-up resources

3.7. Before you start the next unit

4.1. Using more of the qualities in your voice

4.2. Voice exercises: Exploring the speaking/singing crossover

4.3. Effective voice use: Speaking

4.4. Voice exercises: Vocal effects

4.5. Voice exercises: Hidden voice qualities

4.6. Follow-up resources

4.7. Before you start the next unit

5.1. Enjoy the journey

5.2. Voice exercises: Building technique

5.3. Effective voice use: Give your best performance

5.4. Voice exercises: Practice using your repertoire

5.5. Effective voice use: Microphones

5.6. Follow-up resources

5.6. Follow-up resources

The power of posture: Amy Cuddy’s research results on this topic are controversial, but the basic message is true: that how you use your body has a major effect on how you feel. Her short video (3 minutes) is a useful precis (where anything of your choice could replace ‘job interview’ as the potentially stressful situation): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r7dWsJ-mEyI&ab_channel=QuickTalks
‍Visual feedback on your voice: When practising tuning (intonation), real-time visual feedback on your voice can be useful. Sing and See is one program that provides this: www.singandsee.com

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Unit 1 Contents

Unit 2 Contents

Unit 3 Contents

Unit 4 Contents

Unit 5 Contents

1.1. Building on your Better Voice

1.2. What does my voice sound like?

1.3. Voice: The 'six-step sequence'

1.4. Voice exercises: Become familiar with the six-step sequence

1.5. Effective voice use: Prepare your voice for the day

1.6. Follow-up resources

1.7. Before you start the next unit

2.1. Your vocal range

2.2. Voice exercises: Starting to expand your range

2.3. Voice exercises: More note combinations

2.4. Better Breathing: Strengthen your lungs

2.5. Effective voice use: Rehearsals

2.6. Follow-up resources

2.7. Before you start the next unit

3.1. Jumps in pitch

3.2. Voice exercises: Closing the gap

3.3. Voice: Breaks and bridges

3.4. Voice exercises: Turning a break into a bridge

3.5. Effective voice use: A word about vocal fatigue

3.6. Follow-up resources

3.7. Before you start the next unit

4.1. Using more of the qualities in your voice

4.2. Voice exercises: Exploring the speaking/singing crossover

4.3. Effective voice use: Speaking

4.4. Voice exercises: Vocal effects

4.5. Voice exercises: Hidden voice qualities

4.6. Follow-up resources

4.7. Before you start the next unit

5.1. Enjoy the journey

5.2. Voice exercises: Building technique

5.3. Effective voice use: Give your best performance

5.4. Voice exercises: Practice using your repertoire

5.5. Effective voice use: Microphones

5.6. Follow-up resources

5.6. Follow-up resources

The power of posture: Amy Cuddy’s research results on this topic are controversial, but the basic message is true: that how you use your body has a major effect on how you feel. Her short video (3 minutes) is a useful precis (where anything of your choice could replace ‘job interview’ as the potentially stressful situation): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r7dWsJ-mEyI&ab_channel=QuickTalks
‍Visual feedback on your voice: When practising tuning (intonation), real-time visual feedback on your voice can be useful. Sing and See is one program that provides this: www.singandsee.com

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