1. Physical & body focused
2. Activating the vocal cords – Phonation
3. Pitching & diction – Brain Wakeners
4. Pitching & diction – Song Based
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Physical & Body Focused
* Hop Hip Fish Chip – Stephen Deazley
Open Book Yoga Stretch – Adelaide Carlow
Facial warm-up – Amy Lord
Physical, Vocal & Breath warm-up – Brian Marshall
Physical & Vocal Round – Katy Lavinia Cooper
Windy Day physical & vocal warm-up – Jane Lewis
Activating The Vocal Cords – Phonation
* Breath & support warm-up – Christine Sjölander
* Lip trill & hum warm-up – Nina Enemark
Five Second warm-up – Harry Campbell
To stretch the body, stretch the voice and get into the zone
Vocal Cord warm-up – Corrina Hewat
Warm up the vocal cords and body vibration
Bee warm-up – Penny Stone
Speak to your neighbours in bee language
Pitching & Diction – Brain Wakeners
* Articulation warm-up – Katy Lavinia Cooper
* Diction warm up – Baz Chapman
* Vowels warm up – Ula Weber
1 2 3 4 5 Round – Anna Ghazal
Red Lorry, Yellow Lorry – Ula Weber
Number Scale warm-up – Christopher Barr
Pitching & Diction – Song Based
* Dementia inclusive warm-up – Jo Miller
* Funny round with siren – Ali Burns
* Energetic round – Kat Brooks
* Tall Ships Sea Shanty – Ace Voices
Tomato Salad – Anna Ludwig
A fun song to warm up the voice but also keeps you on your toes!
Call & Response – Rachel Hynes
Song called Kumala Vista, good for breath work and for learning the anticipation for breathing
Two Tickets To Troon – Ali Burns
A fun diction song
Joy warm-up – Stephen Deazley
Using Ode To Joy melody and German word for joy ‘Freude’
Getcha Head In The Game – Sally Jaquet
A song about getting focused in three parts also covering articulation and range
Download Getcha Head In The Game Score