Ep: 28 - Teaching the Broadway Rock Tenor - Jeff Alani Stanfill - vocal coach
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- Опубліковано 28 сер 2024
- #singinglessons #vocalexercises #vocalcoach
Hey guys. I am so excited to share this tutorial with called "Teaching the Broadway Rock Tenor" featuring singer Shane Long.
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One of the noticiable qualities of Jeff is he manages to reply all comments and never ignores.More than a teacher i see a good human being in him.May god bless him.
My wife and I watched this tonight. She is also a student of Maestro Jones. Thank you for this very good work; it’s very encouraging! Very enjoyable.
Thank you both very much! David has been my teacher for 21 years. I’m so happy singers all around the world are finding out about the technique through my tutorials. Hope you are subscribed. Peace and blessings to you both. Jeff
I saw Shane in Chess-such a natural, gifted artist. I’d love it if you two posted additional videos showing his vocal development over time.
Hi, Jeff! The vocal exercises and Shane's performance of the song at the end was fantastic! Thank you for being such an excellent example of a contemporary vocal coach who uses classical based techniques to achieve such wonderful results in your students.
Charles Dotson thank you so very much Charles. I really appreciate your comment.and that you recognized the classically based approach to contemporary singing! Hope you are subscribed to the channel and if you could put a thumbs up on the video,
It would be so appreciated! Peace, blessings and happy singing to you! 🕺🎶🎶🎶🎶
@@JeffAlaniStanfill Hi, Jeff. Yes, I am definitely a subscriber to your channel. I have successfully been using your exercises on my own voice as well as with my students. Not only do they work well in young singers, but also as a "mature" professional tenor, my voice has grown and greatly benefited from including some these exercises in my warm ups.
Beautiful 🎶 You always get the best sounds out of your students!!😊
Thank you Wendy!!
Great Video combining warmup with song. I was feeling happy keeping up with the warmup of a tenor. Then out of the blue, he nails that G5, and thereafter I listened humbly to his magnificent rendition. I would like to have seen the arpeggio building up to that G5.
Needed this. Auditioning for School of Rock and I NEED this for Dewey
Awesome!!! Hope you get it!!
He sang so well
;) kudos
Thanks for your incredible knowledge and tutorship Jeff!
Thank you! 🎶🎶🎶Let your voice soar, let
It fly high🎶🎶🎶🎶
Shane has a great voice, and you, Jeff, are an amazing teacher. I want to open a studio in my town, and can only hope I am half as good as you!!😁
Aww Steve, I am sure Shane appreciates your comment as much as I do!! That is so kind of you to say about him and me. I'll bet you are an amazing vocal coach! Thanks for watching :-)
Thanks, Steve! Glad you enjoyed it :)
Ahh!! You nailed the G!! I'm not there yet, but this is very inspiring and its very help to watch Jeff teach.
Awesome! More great ideas! Some really nice singing here! You have such great singers thriving in your studio!
Luke Kent Thsnks so much Luke. I hope these ideas help your student Andrew!!
I used 2 of these exercises with my students and these exercises worked wonders with them! I am so grateful for these videos! Thank you so much Jeff!!
Thank you sooo much Allison! I’m thrilled you’re students are getting results with the exercises! More to come! Peace and happy singing 🕺🎶🎶🎶
I love the vocal engine exercises so much thxx Jeff
You are very welcome! Yes, having that engine going takes away so much tension from the throat.
Jeff Alani Stanfill am also so thrilled to start with soar your voice exercises today . Got them yesterday ;)
Very nice vocal
VIDEOHEREBOB Thank you!!!!
Fantastic job!!! 🎼🎶🎶
Debra Vogel Thank you!!
Thanks again Jeff to add each time you do a vocal warm up for a professional new différents exercices and not the same routine 👌🏻 it helps to get a different approach each time and content everybody ! You are amazing 👍 I had a question : which kind of exercices can help to develop a rounder voice ? ( I don’t know if it’s that word in English cause I’m French 😬😅
Alban I literally think high and low with each vowel to get the rounder sound. It's important not to spread the mouth opening too wide in order to keep the sound round. This would be a great topic for a future tutorial! Mind if I mention you as someone who asked for the topic should I do a tutorial on this subject?
Jeff - great video, combining vocal warmups and rock tenor performance! (Shane - awesome singing!) Gethsemane is crazy high, G5 at 17:39! Jeff in your let your voice soar CD, your falsetto track goes up to D5 I believe. I don't think I have any aspirations of hitting a G5, but I am curious - how would someone train to move up from D5 to G5? Same exercises, but go gradually go up a 1/2 step at a time? In the various clips I have heard of Gethsemane, it seems a lot of singers are mixing in distortion to get to G5, but I personally never try distortion because I don't know how to do it correctly, and don't want to injure my vocal cords, plus I prefer the sound of clean singing. Anyway, thanks so much for all of your videos, really enjoy them!
Hey Luke. Thank you for your awesome comment and to answer your question, one for the concepts we used for this song, which we cut for time, is to use and arpeggio on the word “why” in a why why why why why why why 1-3-5-8-5-3-1 scale. The “wuh” in the word why drops the larynx on the ascent, and the “I” (eye) part of the word lifts the soft palate. So you are getting that two way stretch down and up as you ascend. Also, you do have to be a bit brace and trust that no damage will be done. It’s important to stay as relaxed in your upper body as possible while keeping the lower body engaged. Hope that helps you!
Luke McHale thanks! I had a great coach to get me through this one :)
Thanks Jeff!
Great job! Bravi!
I’m so tired of everyone (coaches, teachers, students, 🙄) being so concerned about the shoulders rising. That’s just a natural reaction of breathing deeply. Jussi Björling, Birgit Nilsson, early Renée Fleming-watch their videos and they clearly raise the shoulders gently rising as the chest expand.
As long as it doesn’t impede vocal production, why fix it?
Thank you for recognizing that and thank you for your very kind comment! Hope you’re subscribed to the channel and be sure and turn on the notifications button to receive the latest updates. Peace and happy singing to you! Jeff 🕺🎶🎶🎶
Your clients all seem to have nice vibrato. Do you have any exercise for that? Have been singing for 40 years but still haven´t gotten a natural one.
I do have exercises for this.This is a subject that I will be coverig in furute tutorials for sure so stayed tuned, and thank you for the nice comment!
Mister high C ))))