Unit 1 · Three lines
The answer line
Learn the third line, the one that answers the first two, then sing one whole blues verse, three lines, from first word to last. A free lesson.
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- Say it, say it again
- Hum it first
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The answer line
The last line answers the first two: it rhymes with them and comes home to the note the song started from.
It rhymes. Air, then somewhere
It comes home. The last note settles; stop if anything tightens or hurts
What you sing
- Listen to both, then choose.
- Find the answer line's notes. Each waits until you're on it.
- Hear the answer line, then sing it back.
Challenge: One whole verse
All three lines of the first verse, over the piano's chords: say it, say it again, answer it.
Three lines. A breath after each
Tell it, in your own clear voice. At a speaking volume; stop if anything tightens or hurts
What you sing
- The whole verse, over the chords.
Singing safely
Tell it at a speaking volume, in your own clear voice, never forced or pressed down to sound deeper. Stop if anything tightens or hurts.
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