Breath Support

The video tutorial introduces lip trills as a vocal exercise to improve breathing and air support for singing. It explains the importance of filling the lungs from the lower part and demonstrates how to perform lip trills to find one's vocal range. The tutorial concludes with a practical exercise of singing the ABCs using lip trills, emphasizing the need for proper breath control.

What is the primary purpose of lip trills in musical training?

• To memorize musical notes

• To increase singing speed

• To enhance lung capacity and breathing technique

• To improve vocal range

How should your lungs fill up when performing lip trills?

• Only from the diaphragm

• From the upper chest

• Equally from all parts

• From the lower part, like an inner tube around your midsection

What is the goal of hitting the lowest and highest notes during lip trills?

• To find your vocal range

• To speed up note transitions

• To improve pitch accuracy

• To increase volume

Why is it important to take a breath after each phrase when singing the ABCs on a lip trill?

• To increase singing speed

• To improve pronunciation

• To maintain rhythm

• To ensure enough air is available for each note

What should you feel when pushing air through your lips during a lip trill?

• A tingling sensation

• A buzzing sound

• A cooling effect

• A vibration in the throat