3 Voice Techniques: Legato, Staccato, Vibrato | Singing | Vocals | Voice | Lesson
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The voice you bring to a performance is often dictated by the style of music you're performing. Your vocal technique makes all the difference in achieving your stylistic goals. In this video, Jeannie Gagné demonstrates some best practices for when to sing legato or staccato, and when to use (or not use) vibrato.
About Jeannie Gagné:
Jeannie is a world-class vocalist who has been teaching vocal lessons and performing for more than three decades. She has sung with Philip Glass, Cher, toured with reggae legend Frankie Paul, and opened for Barenaked Ladies. She has sung on movie soundtracks and on dozens of recordings, been featured on television and radio, and traveled worldwide to teach and perform. On YouTube she's known as The Vocal Genie. Her three solo albums highlight her four-octave range and unique vocal style. Jeannie also co-founded Berklee College of Music’s Performance Wellness Institute, where she is a professor on the voice faculty. She is the author of two groundbreaking books, Your Singing Voice: Contemporary Techniques, Expression and Spirit; and Belting: A Guide to Healthy, Powerful Singing.
Do she still teach or at Berkley? I have a few questions. I dunno how I found this video but I noticed something and need to ask her about it
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More User Perspectives
The lady is funny af, 😂😂😂killed me when she sang in a pop genre to demonstrate staccatos
@FauxMabone018Vibrato seems antiquated, but how important. I love that ole Al Jolson tone from the 20s, you never hear that in popular music today either.
@christiansmakingmusic777Good teaching
@Saint-Nico-Musicperfect voice
@hailuamsalework8997What a wonderful music lesson.
It was interesting, easy to understand, and had great demonstrations.
It makes me think that she must be a great class or one on one instructor and makes me feel a bit envious of the people talented enough to hire her skills.
You better sing! Just Whistle in staccato then!
@willg8913super didática. amei
@mariajuliatenorio8661I absolutely loved this video
@twistedrootfarmTaylor Swift has no vibrato. I'm a Swftie for 13 years. I think shes the only singer without no vibrato.
@selda_KZThis was so much funn!!!
@flowerchild3407I really liked! she’s amazing teaching and so talented!
I just found and I subscribed to this channel! 🤩
Thank you!
@anaghaharinair1562Too good ❤
@MukeshRathoreWhat's the difference between "vibrato" and "tremolo"? Thanks ☺️
@anniecroteau3598It just occurred to me how amazing it would be to have a voice like hers and not be obligated to preserve it for recording or touring. You could just bust out some incredible notes on your commute, or while you cook breakfast. It's like being a wild horse in a field instead of a racing horse on a track!
@tmahdngShe's like singing ain't shit
@cent0rLove this
@Arthurpendragon2Great lesson Jeannie, thanks so much for sharing your knowledge with us.
@racora14This Sounds really beautiful. Keep doing great covers dude.
@dylanroman7738If you are watching this in 2022+, just remember to practice 40 hours a day!
@VislmaoHow do you do vibrato
@ceeceetracey9839Love from india
@playwithlionsingh4450Such a pretty voice
@andrewbetancourtofficialVery helpful and easy to understand. Unlike most YT vocal coaches.
@ralphtkane1106Can you tell what is falsetto, and others like this?
@samyakchhajedBut what is my voice doing when...I don't know how to explain it....the melody moves alot, but it's not in tune...or with the song in any way at all??
@sauce8277Liked subscribed 👍
#RehmatAliCovers
thanx for make this so easy and graet way of explaning
@echenbb316It's gonna be straight, may be short! 🤣
@thelinkofperfectioncharity94690:52 i legit wanted to search for the song till she said she's making it up, lol.
@enozmah6081Tnx
@hothead1872i haven't touched a singing lesson in years after taking choir in high school, where my choir instructor was talented and experienced but very, very unkind. you have such a wonderful energy about you, it's the first time i've genuinely enjoyed hearing someone talk about singing techniques in a long time. explained very clearly, simply, and with beautiful sounding examples. thank you for this, it helps me remember how much i enjoyed singing.
@mirrepoixDo you have a video on holding a note.I sing lead in Barbershop.We have to hold some very long notes at times as well as singing long phrases.Im ok up to 12,15 seconds but then I run out of breath.
@mikehopkins4040I’m here for school don’t ask me why I don’t know either I’m in science why should I know the difference between legato and staccato BUUTT THIS WAS DAMNN HELPFUL!!
@sarahameziane7000A master class definitely, and she does not need to be famous. Thanks Berklee.
@Cesar.Tunes_stWhat is vibrato
@leekienliew8593that pop song burn! lol
@gaminghardx👏👏👏
@acardosovanessaI want to get better at this vocal technique 0:24
@briellem.7879I used to blame my voice and all it was because I was super flat with no technique w tightness and now I am finding my voice through my identity.
@tauyang9561Veeery clear explanation. Thank you
@organicbaluran5180Wow that was amazing!
@literaryartist1Wow best advisor
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