Singing Warm Up - Tenor - Extended Range 

0:38 AY AH 1:24 AY OH 2:10 AY E 3:00 AY U 3:48 AY AH OH 4:42 E AY U 6:04 LIP TRILL 8:26 E AY AH 10:22 AY AH OH 12:34 LIP TRILL

This warm up helped so much, because I usually sing in my high range and I had never found a warm up that allowed me to go to rehearsal already loose for high notes. Thank you so much!

These tenor warm ups really help me feel grounded in my mid to upper chest because I usually sing in my mix, falsetto, and head voice.

6:29 that was perfect timing I was about to pause the video lol!

These are great videos! Ive been taking voice lessons for 5 years now and I've never sung with someone so good at creating a calm mind set when I get to my higher range where I tend to push. Thank you so much!

Hi Jeff, rest assured your warm ups help everyday! thank you for sharing your passion!

I like how you trick my mind in to singing high notes without anticipating the high notes. It is making my voice feel more free and it removed the tight choking reflex in me once I reach above the 2nd Passaggio.Im loving the thrill exercise as it feels like my throat is opening instead of choking. However my sound color above the G is like that of a Pavarotti or Opera sounding but it sounded lighter instead of fuller and louder... or it somehow lacks power...Its not breathy, but it feels like only half of my throat is working and my sound volume is decreasing. My air release is lesser than when it was below G. The area at the back of my nose or sinuses and the area above my soft palate is like vibrating that I got a little of post nasal drip after vocalizing the thrill above the 2nd passagio.... I haven't felt this before but I guess its my allergy thats causing the post nasal drip but the lip thrill is like a buzz in my pharyngeal area. Is the light buzz normal?

Thank you so much! I’ve added this to my everyday vocal routine. I’ve been sort of out of commission for a year and a half prior to the beginning of this year and now that I’m actively in musicals and singing again I noticed I lost a lot of range and this had been really bringing my range back!

This was tough....but working on it is great. THANKS!!!

Your videos help me so much with my range and just singing in general. I am sure this video will do the same. I am a young singer, so I have a fairly small range, but I am having lessons and use your videos as a way of helping me warm up. I hope you see this comment. You have been super helpful and I just wanted to thank you for helping me and lots of other people as well. Again THANK YOU FOR HELPING ME WITH MY SINGING!

Your exercises are really effective. I like that you target the tenor and other types of voices specifically. My upper range feels stronger again without feeling strained like it has in the past using some of the general vocal exercises that some vocal instructors put on here.

Those 5-5-9 scales are a great way to train both agility and breath support as well as vowels!

Look at you with the curls and the scarf. This is vintage Jeff right here. I jump all around with your sessions! Thanks for the warm ups man!!!

I’ve shied away from working on my upper register for a long time, but I just booked a tenor part so I will be using this video to get my high notes strong again! Thank you so much for all you do Jeff!

Coming back after feeling a lot of tension in my voice. Awesome! I'm buying your book today! Thank you so much for this channel!

I use a couple of your vocal warm-up videos in my daily repertoire. I usually sing them an octave higher and it really helps to strengthen my voice to sing the high rock songs my band performs. Thanks Jeff! Look forward to any new videos.

you’re my guy man, love these videos. they’re fun to do and extremely helpful ❤

i’m a contralto, and this worked perfectly for me!

you're all i need jeff. thank you so much for releasing these videos for free. i'm eager to make it and shout you out.

I need to work on my lip trill!

Thanks Jeff, I originally started watching your videos about 2 years ago. I'm a tenor 2 and the tenor warm up videos were perfect for when I just rolled out of bed. I have an aggressive style similar to John Fogerty and other singers. I sing in a rock band and I'm always trying to straddle the line between grace and grit. Thanks for the videos!

I just realized this, but this video was made close to my b-day.

Great videos, easy to follow. Not alot of talking feels like in in a real voice lesson. Very effective! Glad i found it

Jeff, thanks so much for makking these videos. I am growing and getting better every practice, thanks to you.

Thank u Mr Jeff. Your warm up. Really helps my talking voice and singing.

WOWWW this was a gem to find. Thank you, Jeff

Jeff, you have a very professional approach! Thanks for your diligence

Jeff you are my hero have helped me so much to learn how to sing thanks 😀

i m huge fan of you Jeff from Tunisia i always practic 7 or 6 of your video lesson every day nd really it help me thank you a lot Sorry for my english

Thanks again Jeff!

Great warm ups havent gone back!

As I go up I find my break in terms of transitioning to my falsetto and I feel more comfortable like they said in the comments singing high it’s more relaxed and comfortable 💯🤞🏾Good stuff

Thank you so much for this video, this was exactly what I needed, since I am a lady tenor :) My chest voice range is A2 through F5, and for the lack of male tenors and my using falsetto to reach some "normal" female tones like G5 or H5, my conductor put me in tenor section, and now I'll always be prepared for rehearsals and concerts, thanks to this video! PERFECT rehearsal! Once again, thank you and keep up the good work! Greetings from Serbia

Jeff you have changed my life I have been using your 4 tenor videos (that I picked) 1hr a day for a year night and day never tired sing on the spot thank you for your free advise I promise to pay you back one day thank you again

This was another fantastic warm up! 😄😄 thank you always Jeff 🙏🏽💫🎤

Good workout cept I wish you went slower, makes it harder to hit otherwise accessible notes and the speed I’d say isn’t necessary to improve range

Without any further ado at 0:33 😉 Thanks Jeff! 🐯

+Joshua Ross Hey there! I was notified of a comment you posted but I can't read the comment in it's entirety. If you see this, find me on Twitter so I can answer your questio (@jtrolka) or try posting here again! Best! Jeff

You are amazing really, you seem to be such a wonderful person, such a good singer, teacher, vocal coach, with you singing is so easy, you help me a lot and you are so calming, I wish you were my teacher

Added this video to my practice routine.

Great gratitude Jeff , I'm using your tenor warm up every day . I live in Iran ,bcs of sanction I couldn't donor, I hope I'll ba able to do that a day

A little birdy once told me "wait till the insides of your ear itch" and today when I was practising I got a tingly itchy feeling in my ear Is this a good thing? Lol Thanks

Thank you very much for sharing Jeff , These exercises are really helping me alot for my routine workouts specially in the morning. :)

Thank you so much

Could you make a countertenor warm-up and technique video? I can't find one anywhere. I've been using this and the alto and mezzo soprano warm-up videos but I'd really like something targeted specifically for countertenors. Thanks!

Thank you, Jeff! This is my favorite video for warming up.

I have been watching your adds to give you extra revanue.

This warm up is amazing, probably the best I’ve ever used. Question... Is this going up to a C or a D?

perfect exercise vocal for tenor. Good job !

This is a bad ass warm up. Very nice. Thank you very mucho.

Great. Thank you jeff

I like what you do your awsome

Before this exercise: i sounded like a cat dragged down the road After exercise : JUSTIN FUCKIN BEIBER

And tried this one as well as want open up my voice 👍🏻👍🏻

Love this outfit

Gracias jeff desde argentina

you are really amazing and generous professor! I love it! by the way . is it also suit for classic Singer? bel canto ?

Thank you!

you are the best !!!!

Hermano! Great great warm up for me! Thanks again!

Awesome! Thx Jeff!

These are extremely hard for morning voice lol.

I love this. My voice feels totally warm after I have done this. You have helped me stretch my head voice from E5 to G5 over the last few months. I can now go from F#2 to A5 in my modal registers. (C6 in falsetto). What is the highest note you are taking us to in this warm-up, by the way?

thank you Maestro!!!!

Super.

Hi Jeff! Your warm ups really great. You are the best on youtube as far as I see. I want to ask you a question. I have noticed that my voice after G#4 (staring with A4) sounds falsettoish. I don't know why I sound like this. Do you have any video for this or how can i fix this problem? Thank you in advance.

This is my favorite warmup and you look really cute in it!

Thanks for your helpful videos! :)

Put your RU-vid trophy behind you in your vids

KILLING IT JEFF!

Thank you so so much !

Awesome Thank you Jeff!!

The Man of a million hairstyles

5:48 i didn't expect this lol :D

Hey Jeff, could you perhaps make more warmup videos that the couter-tenor range? My bottom note is the Ab just below middle C and I have a 3.5-4 octave range upwards. That would really help! Thanks!

Quicl question... Do we have to push ourselves to go beyond the limit or if we cannot reach it anymore we have to stop...

When I was a young singer, my range matched Pavarotti, but now that older, I find my top range is less attainable. Can you tell me if this normal, or will that top range return with practice. I really appreciate you warm ups!

Jeff, I just wanted to say that I love your exercises, they really helped me improve my voice, a question, What exercises would be best for someone in the musical theater? in advance, thank you and kisses from Brazil

That purple scarf Rocks!

Dear Jeff Rolka , do you have a video for developing mixed vocals?

Hey Jeff thanks a lot for your videos! I'm technically a baritone and I've been doing your baritone warm ups quite often and they work very well. However, I've recently started doing your Tenor warm ups and exercises as a follow up. Point is I can quite comfortably do all the extended baritone and tenor range on the exercises. Would you recommend I stick with one of them only? Or should I continue to do both to "unlock" my range? Thank you!

thanks for this.

Great videos btw, really helpful (:

This was a great! I am a regular user!!!!!!! Have oyu made videos on riffs and runs as yet?

Just would like to know something, when you do the ay et oo is it ay and oo or is it ay and euw, kind of like the french u? Thanks for the response.

Here for the practical and professional throat warmer

Do you all sing this with your chest voice?

thank you :)

Do you have a vocal warm up or practice that helps remove interference (the stringy, unpleasant sound in your voice when you want it to be clear and crisp)?

Could you give us a video on how to belt? I want to eliminate strain and mix with head voice, but have it be just as powerful.

Is this for beginner?

Well done. Where are you based and do you have performance videos of your work?

He fooled me into hitting over my high notes. "were not gonna go over secundo" alright most of you are over" 🤣🤣🤣

I am a bass-baritone and I hate this warmup. 😆

Only ting better would have been less breaks, every time I do this as I am getting a feel to properly to find my placement in the higher registers there is a break and totally throws me off

can you go higher?!? 😅 i’m trying to expand my range

I do this everyday before I work

Why is this called extended range?

I think, I'm having a stroke every time someone trying to sneak to my room while I'm warming up my voice.

What if you are bari-tenor????