Vocal training
Piano practice that fits your range and your pace.
Approximate difficulty
Before you start
Goal
Pronunciation
PURPOSE
KEEP IN MIND
If difficult
About vocal demonstrations
Piano accompaniment provides pitch and timing. Ask your teacher if you are unsure how to make a vocal sound. Vocal demonstrations, recording and automatic assessment are not included.
Difficulty is a guide, not a restriction. Ask your teacher if you are unsure how to produce a sound. Vocal demonstrations and voice measurement are not included.
If you cannot roll your tongue, choose individual exercises to skip it. Do not force exercises that feel difficult.
Practice routines
Played in order within your rangeGetting started
Practice within a comfortable range. Rest if your voice is hoarse or painful. Consult a qualified health professional if symptoms persist.
- Choose your range
Open range settings and choose Male, Female, Low, Mid or High. Adjust the notes to a range you can sing comfortably.
- Choose a syllable and tempo
Read the exercise notes, then sing the selected syllable along with the piano.
- Rest between patterns
Patterns shift by a semitone with a rest between them. Practice pauses when you leave the page.
Range and practice settings are saved in this browser. No microphone or recording is used.
Voice-care references: NIDCD · ASHA
Mix exercises are initial practice templates for register transitions. They do not guarantee outcomes; adjust them with your teacher.