How Do You Use Vocal Dynamics For Voice Exercise?
One of the essential tenets to being able to sing musically is to incorporate the proper use of dynamics. Dynamic markings in music tell you how quietly or loudly you should sing. There are some simple vocal exercises you can do to improve your dynamic range and accuracy and will provide a general exercise for your voice. Stand up straight. This step is so important, yet so often neglected. You simply will not have adequate breath support if your lungs collapse in because you are slumping. Keep your shoulders over hips, shoulders pressed down, feet comfortably apart, chest open, chin lifted just slightly. This will maximize how open your airway is. Start with some breathing exercises. Breathe in and hiss air out; hum on different pitches; go up and down a few of the easy major scales on a staccato “Ha” type noise to get your diaphragm ready to go. Pick an easy note in the middle of your vocal range. Middle C is a good option for altos; the G above for sopranos; the G below for tenors;
