Join the thousands of singers who use Voice Lessons To GO! Voice Lessons To Go is a great way to get going on your singing voice. Vocalize and Breath is the first of Ariella Vaccarino’s successful four volume series. Whether just beginning or as an addition to the work you have done. Now there is no excuse not to practice and improve because this CD makes it so convenient and easy. Vocalize and Breath consists of a half hour of vocal warms ups, then fantastic breathing exercises, and finally excellent advice on posture and training. You will be guided through the exercises with vocal examples and piano accompaniment by Ariella Vaccarino an excellent experienced voice teacher and professional singer from Los Angeles. Ariella’s explanations are clear and easy to follow. Developing your singing voice no longer has to be just for people trying to make a career with their voice, or those with disposable income who can afford private lessons. The weekly price for voice lessons averages $45-150 an hour depending on your city. Who is this CD for? Singers, Actors, Dancers- This is an inexpensive way for the struggling artist to get and keep their voices in shape. Teenagers – Whether you are watching American Idol with pangs of desire to be on there, sing loudly along with your favorite pop stars, are trying out for the school musical, or dreaming of singing at the MET some day. People who struggling singing- There are those out there who feel, (it could be true or not) that they can’t sing and are embarrassed when they have to be heard by others. This is an excellent private way to improve your singing with out having to deal with embarrassment or shyness. This CD will increase your abilities and confidence. Adults- Always singing in your car, shower, or doing Karaoke? -but just are not willing or able to shower yourself with private lessons yet. These CDs give you a private way of improving your confidence. Also available on Amazon from Voice Lessons To Go are : v.2 Do Re Mi- ear and Pitch Training v.3 Pure Vowels v.4 Stamina voicelessonstogo.com Check the site out and send in your voice for a vocal assessment BY Ariella herself!

5 Responses to “Voice Lessons To Go Volume 1: Vocalize and Breath”

1. Brian Phillips says:

   May 9, 2010 at 12:00 am

   I bought this MP3 because I’m a lecturer and want to work on flexibility of the range of my voice I use when speaking. I already have a Voice and Diction from college that I practice from weekly, but it falls short with thia.

   I like to use the first half of this MP3 for warming up in the morning, especially on a day I lecture. One comment was that some of the workouts went too fast. I fix this by using Windows Media Player play speed settings to slow it down to 80 percent. There is some distortion with the audio but not enough to affect practice.

   I have a problem with having a denasal voice, so really like the Hmm and Brr practice. Both get the stuff cold sound out of my voice.

   I really dislike the Hweet practice and make a special playlist to skip it or turn the speed way, way down to 50 percent.

   For the breathing section, I at first thought the lessons quite strange because almost every other instruction starts with diaphragm breathing. But I found as I go through these practices, I breath automatically from that area. Would recommend a private place to practice these exercises because others listening will think you are having some sort of attack or going all the way into the deep end.

   I would like to have a second series of exercises with less talking and more practicing, like there is in the other series of these products. Also it is great to fit the first part in half an hour, but a little slower please.

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2. Lisa Isaacs says:

   May 3, 2010 at 12:00 am

   Great CD to help my voice along. A great substitution for not having a singing coach and easy to follow along and warm to.

   Thanks!

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3. Sweet Novice says:

   April 2, 2010 at 12:00 am

   I felt very rushed with this cd. She jumps way too fast into speeding up the tempo. It would have been nice if she focused more on singing each vocal exercise correctly through the scales. I couldn’t keep up with how fast she went….it was like jumping from 0 to 100 miles per hr. Speed should not be the focus of vocal exercises….

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4. Texas Beatle says:

   March 10, 2010 at 12:00 am

   I have enjoyed singing and playing piano since I was little but if you are new to music, you may get frustrated without a teacher. I am a contralto and struggle with high notes. When I first started, I had to drop out for many of the higher notes. These exercises take effort so you can’t expect to run through them and have a great voice instantly. I’ve been doing these exercises 3-4 times a week for a little over a month now, but was initially discouraged because I could feel strain in my muscles and couldn’t feel/hear any results. I took a few days off to rest my voice as suggested by Vaccarino and I recommend that you heed her advice on this one! I practiced for church and felt incredibly good and sang high harmonies that I usually struggle with. After singing for church the following day, someone came up to me and said, “man you were really belting it out today and you sounded so good”. I did the exercises Monday and hit the high notes comfortably and with ease! While this series can’t make you a singer, it will develop muscles,control, and improve (not necessarily increase) your range.

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5. heavnbound says:

   January 8, 2010 at 12:00 am

   This product seems to be good, I have not gone through the whole thing, but it seems like it can stretch your voice. Hopefully it will help me!

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