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Unit 3 · Answers

Fill the gap

Wait for the tune's long note, then fill it with a short, soft "oo" underneath, small enough never to cover the lead, choosing each answer by ear. Free.

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What it teaches

An answer waits for the tune's long note, then fills it.

Wait for the long note. Then a short "oo" under it

Small and soft. An answer never covers the tune; stop if anything tightens or hurts

Headphones on. Through a speaker, the lead and your earlier takes rest while you sing

What you sing

  1. Hear the tune with each answer, then choose.
  2. The first two lines: an "oo" in the tune's rest, then two under its held "home".
  3. The whole chorus: each answer in a rest or under a held note.
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Singing safely

Headphones on. An easy volume, the middle of your voice, always softer than the lead; bops and doo-wahs sung lightly, never punched. Stop if anything tightens or hurts.

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