Low Low Notes

1. Try to find the secret for low notes by initially singing them softly.
   

2. Identify and work out problem notes.
   

3. Play with push technique and watch form.

4. New pages:

Good Form

1. Watch form.
   

2. Listen to your body. Give it what it needs to do what you ask.
   

3. new pages:

Puppies!(updated)

1. Even more new pages added (starting below the old ones).
   

2. Print pages!
   

3. Do fill in exercises.
   

4. Make sure you are setup for low notes ahead of time and don’t sing them as low notes.
   

5. Don’t look down!

6. open up for low notes. Find what that means for you.

Skypathon!

1. Watch your physicality, posture, facial expression, etc…

2. Work from the saints on.
   

3. New pages below:

Harmonics

1. Work from Mary Ann on.
   

2. Analyze and add chords to songs once you’ve completed them otherwise.
   

3. Use sustain pedal always.
   

4. Get louder.
   

5. practice and comment!!!

Fight Song!

1. Work melody super slow.
   

2. Build elements gradually only as they’re ready.
   

3. sing louder. Don’t use mic.

Be More Human

1. Play from wrist. Think throwing motion and flick of wrist.

2. Focus on vowels of each syllable and minimize and soften all consonants.
   

3. Focus on strong singing. Get push and pressure for smooth sounding volume.
   

4. Bring Mary Ann up to speed, find the right pace past 80 BPM.
   

5. Memorize as first step of chunking process, memorize anything you haven’t yet.
   

It’s Gonna Be May

1. Focus on adding dynamics.
   

2. find the right volume.
   

3. Clip and minimize consonants.
   

4. Relax, try to be more natural.
   

5. Record yourself and make adjustments. Keep it positive.
   

6. Work on round mouth shapes, opening wide.

7. clip and soften consonants.
   

8. focus on vowels. Round out.
   

9. maintain volume!

10. work through new pages, keep old pages fresh, polish jingle.