Specific Warmups
Solfege
Vocal Range
Past Vocabulary
Stretching and Breathing
100

Beautiful Mother

Bella Mama

100

This solfege comes before La

Sol

100

This is the lowest range male voice

Bass

100

5 lines and spaces drawn horizontally. Used to notate music. 

Staff

100

In this breathing exercise, students have to sip in air. 

In 5, sip 15

200

The question is who could possibly clean the presidents undies

Washington

200

This solfege comes after Mi

Fa

200

This is the lowest range female voice

Alto

200

Breathing to live

Tidal Breathing

200

In this stretching warmup, students turn side to side.

Truck Twists

300

Poor woman who only has bitter ingredients and has to buy new food to make her food taste better

Betty Botter

300

This solfege comes TWO after Fa

La

300

This is the highest range male voice

Tenor

300

When 2 or more parts sing the SAME thing but at DIFFERENT time

Round

300

In this stretching exercise you cross an upper appendage perpendicularly across your body.

Arm Stretch

400

Multicolored cow skin

Red Leather Yellow Leather

400

This solfege comes before Do

Ti

400

This is the highest range female voice

Soprano

400

When two or more groups of people sing simultaneously, but on separate complimentary pitches. Words and rhythm do not need to be the same.  

Harmony

400

In this breathing exercise, a fearful gasp of air is the end result when you have been continuously breathing in and out

Embrace the Horror

500

These rodents, who don't speak clearly, still enjoy partying at midnight.

Mice

500

This solfege is the highest note in a solfege scale

High Do or Do'

500

This means middle or medium

Mezzo

500

Interval where both pitches are the same/all sing the same note(s)

Unison

500

In this stretching warmup, students are to reach up as high as they can while leaving their feet flat on the floor. 

Two Way Stretch