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Exercises one does at the start of a practice session or immediately before a performance, to make sure the instrument is ready to play and will stay in tune, and to prepare the performer's body
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What is a good exercise to get people singing loudly and confidently in a small rehearsal room?
Focussing on making sound rather than music can help at the start.
Everyone together count to 8
Count to 8 with a crescendo
Count to 8 starting at forte
Repeat with singing it on a pitch
Quickly move …
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