Sing the Vowel I Properly

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Hi! You're watching VisiHow. This is a video tutorial series on singing. In the previous tutorial, we discussed how to sing the vowel "E" properly. In this video tutorial, we're going to teach you how to sing the vowel "I". We will show the proper articulation for the ee sound.

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   Ee is different from ah or eh because it requires you to smile a little bit more

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   Your mouth is less open.

   

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   The tip of your tongue should be at the level of the bottom row of the teeth, between the gums and the teeth

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   Your tongue in the back is arched and perched upon the palate.

   

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   Practice ee

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   You can even mix in some nasal sound in order to get higher quality.

   

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   If we're trying to think of the articulation, we should think about the nose, mouth, and everything above them to get the resonating ee sound

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   Try to produce the ee sound with proper support and breathing

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   We're going to do the same thing as we did in our other videos. We will sing ee for two counts as C. Let's begin with proper support, breathing, and control.

   

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   Practice producing the sound ee

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   You need to find that niche articulation for the ee sound with which you're comfortable

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   It's better to record yourself and find a vocal teacher to practice on the sound.

   

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Please make sure to view our next tutorial on how to practice singing properly. If you have any questions, comments, or concerns about the vowel "I", please leave them in space below. Thank you very much for watching VisiHow!

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