Jumatatu, 27 Februari 2017

Stella Mollel: Kwanini naishiwa sauti wakati wa mazoezi ya uimbaji?

Haleluya mtu wa Mungu popote pale ulipo!
napenda tushirikiane swali hili lililoulizwa na dada Stela Mollel kwamba: 
"KWANINI NAISHIWA SAUTI WAKATI WA MAZOEZI YA UIMBAJI/uimbaji?"
Yamkini,Stella amewakilisha tu watu wengine wenye tatizo kama hili la kupungukiwa sauti au kukauka sauti wakati wa uimbaji. Swali hili limeulizwa katika darasa linaloendelea la HOW TO SING BETTER pamoja na mtandao huu kwa msaada tu wa Mwenyenzi Mungu. 
  Ninayo neema ya kuweza kulijibu swali hili kama ifuatavyo.
Kuna kitabu kimoja kinaitwa MUSIC PRACTICE AND THEORY(unaweza kukitafuta) kimethibisha kwamba waimbaji wengi kati yao wanapungukiwa sauti kwa sababu mbali mbali. Lakini sababu moja kuu ni: MWIMBAJI KUTOPATA MUDA  WA KUTOSHA KUPUMZIKA. kwa kimombo twaweza kusema lack of enough time for resting. Katika hili tunaweza kuona kwamba waimbaji wengi tunafanya sana matamasha nyakati za usiku (sio mbaya). Ubaya unapokuja ni pale ambapo mwimbaji anatumia muda mwingi (24/7) kufanya zoezi la uimbaji akiamini kwamba anajinoa vyema. ni kweli ni muhimu kujinoa lakini kumbe unatakiwa utenge muda wa kutosha kupumzika/kulala kabla ya kwenda kuperform(kuimba).
  Ieleweke kwamba ikiwa utakua na muda mchache wa kupumzika /kulala (less than 8hrs), ukakosa na maji ya kunywa kwa wingi (hydration) na huku unatarajia uimbe kwa muda mrefu na mahali pengi tena kwa masaa au siku kadhaa basi tutegemee badiliko lolote hasi kwenye sauti yako ya kuhudumia (kuimbia).
    Kwa bahati nzuri nimepata neema ya kuwa "linked" na taaluma ya afya ya binadamu, Hivyo kwa ushauri wa kitaalamu pindi unapokua umepatwa na tatizo la kupungukiwa na sauti au kukauka kwa sauti  kabisa wakati wa kuimba, chukua hatua ya kuacha kuimba kwa muda, yaweza ikawa kwa masaa, siku, wiki au mwezi kutegemeana na ukubwa wa tatizo lako lenyewe ulilonalo. 
    HITIMISHO
 Ukihisi una tatzo la upungufu wa sauti au sauti kukauka, pata muda wa mapumziko na kisha kunywa maji ya kutosha ili kulainisha "vocal cord" 


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Ev Mhugo Hantish (the sound of worship)
TANGAZO!!
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Jumapili, 26 Februari 2017

SIFA ZA MWIMBAJI BORA

SIFA ZA MWIMBAJI BORA:-

  1. AWE NA SAUTI NZURI 

  1. AWEZE KWENDA NA MAPIGO (tempo) na kusimama kwenye ufunguo(key) na kuumiliki.

  1. AWE NA MWONEKANO UNAO TAMBULISHA HUDUMA YAKE.Vile tu alivyo (physically) mwonekano wa nje atambulike kabla hajaanza kuchunguzwa ndani ya Roho yake. 

  1.  AWEZE KUITUMIA SAUTI YAKE NA KUITAWALA. hapa sio lazima ukopi sauti ya mwimbaji fulani anaye fahamika, ila imudu sauti yako uliyo nayo mwenyewe.

  1. JIAMINI NA KUJITAMBUA MWENYEWE.

  1. KUWA NA SIKIO LA MUZIKI. Hapa namaanisha kwamba mwimbaji lazima awe na mbunifu wa kuusikiliza mziki tofauti tofauti na aweze kuutofautisha. 

  1. WEWE (MWIMBAJI) NI MTU WA THAMANI. jitengenezee thamani mbele ya wahudumiwa wako. Kipaji chako kinafaidiwa na wahudumiwa wako. upo kwa niaba ya Bwana Mungu, na Bwana Mungu wetu ni wa thamani.

NIMEKUCHAMBULIA TU KIDOGO! SOMA ZAIDI HAPO CHINI.

  1. Singing is a performing art. A good singer is both a good musician (sounds good and sings the right notes) and a good performer (is engaging and interesting to watch). There is, in fact, a relationship between performing well and singing well; these skills rely on each other.

    Is there a secret formula to becoming an outstanding singer? No, but cultivating these five skills hones both musical and performance abilities. Practice these, and you will be able to sing accurately and put on a good show.

    A Good Ear

    First of all, a singer needs to sing in tune! For those who are not born with sensitive aural skills (also known as a musical ear), learning to consistently match pitch is an important first step to singing. Working with a voice teacher on aural skills exercises, and practicing those exercises at home, helps. Technology, such as pitch-recognition apps, aid in at-home practice for students who aren’t yet sure if they are singing the right pitches.

    Strong Breath Support

    The more breath support you have, the longer you will be able to sing phrases and the easier it will be for you. Developing a strong base of breath support by learning about the breathing apparatuses of the body and doing breath-related exercises allows you to sing those newly in-tune songs with ease and grace.

    A Relaxed Body

    Have you ever watched someone with a stiff body (shoulders up, neck tense) try to perform? It’s extremely stressful for the audience, not just the performer. Learning to relax your body – especially the parts directly involved with singing, such as your jaw, tongue, and neck – in performance situations is an essential skill for singers. Practice singing in front of a mirror, noticing what happens. When you hit a high note, do you strain your shoulders and neck? See what happens if you don’t. Do you sound better?

    A Balanced Stance

    While you do need to be relaxed to sing, you also can’t be a puddle on the floor. Audiences take performers with a powerful stance more seriously. Practice standing comfortably and openly, without crossing your arms or leaning to one side. Balance your weight across your two feet, on your pelvis, throughout your spine.

    If you play another instrument while you sing, spend some time finding a good stance for your body while you are doing so. Are you leaning too far forward to look at your guitar strings, for example? What do you think that does to your sound?

    Confidence

    If you’ve ever seen a great singer perform, you probably noticed that they looked utterly confident. Staying relaxed and standing right are a big part of this: humans register relaxed, open posture as a sign of confidence, and just standing this way can make you feel more confident as well. Practicing aural skills, breath support, and other elements of good singing also helps you feel more confident in your abilities.

    Got pre-show jitters? Do some slow breathing exercises. Eat a banana (they help the brain produce serotonin). Try holding a power pose, such as the “Wonder Woman pose,” for two minutes (this also raises dopamine levels in the brain). Then get out there and have a wonderful time!


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PONYA SAUTI YAKO KWA KUYAFANYA YAFUATAYO:-

ZIPO NJIA ZIFUATAZO JINSI YA KUPONYA SAUTI YAKO YA KUIMBIA:-
  1. KUNYWA MAJI MENGI YA VUGUVUGU KWA KADRI UWEZAVYO. kwa siku inashauriwa kunywa kiasi cha maji kisichopungua birauli nane kitaalam.
  2. TUMIA MVUKE WA MAJI YA MOTO. elekeza uso wako kwenye sehem inayo toa mvuke kwa muda kama wa dk mbili hivi halafu jaribu tena kufanya hivyohuku ukiruhusu mvuke kuingia kwenye matundu ya hewa.
  3. FANYA ZOEZI LA PUMZI. kwa kukimbia kidogo kila mara. Muda mzuri wa kufanya zoezi ni asubuhi sana kabla watu na vyombo vya usafiri havijaanza kutembea. Kwani kwa kuchelewa zaidi ya hapo utavuta na hewa yenye TOXIN SUBSTANCE (hewa taka) 
  4. EPUKA KUPAYUKAPAYUKA OVYO WAKATI UNAPOELEKEA KUIMBA. kwani kwa kufanya hivyo utaikausha sauti yako.         
                                                                                                                                         


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Jumamosi, 25 Februari 2017

HOW TO SING HIGH NOTES


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Ev. mhugo hantish: How to Sing High Notes

Want to hit those high notes, but can't get your voice up there? Can't afford to get an expensive teacher? Try these steps to teach yourself at home.

Steps

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    Warm up your voice. Warm ups can include humming to your favorite song or singing something like "Row, Row, Row Your Boat". Another great exercise for range increase includes humming your lowest note, then moving up to your highest and back down like a siren. Do it a few times, and you should already notice a difference. It is always best to warm up the middle voice before moving to the high and low extremes.
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    Breathe correctly. You should be breathing with your diaphragm, in other words, when you inhale, your stomach should rise first followed by your chest. Stand up straight, and try singing some quick "ha, ha" to feel quick the quick puffs of air that come right from the lower parts of your belly. This is called "support" of the voice.
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    Start in the middle of your range and sing higher and higher. Keep singing along the notes scaling up and down. Never strain your voice. Your throat should not hurt. Drink enough WARM water to hydrate your vocal cords. Don't drink ice water or milk before singing. Temperate water is best.
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    Think about the whole phrase that includes the high note. You must support your voice continuously from the beginning, connecting the high note to the notes before it.
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    Use your Stomach, not your throat. Using your throat on high notes will cause strain to your vocal chords, and that can really hurt. when you sing high, push out your tummy, so it sticks out more, like a blown up balloon. this may seem silly, but this lets your lungs take in more air.
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    Remember that "high" notes are not actually physically in a higher place. They originate in the same location as the rest of the notes. Avoid looking up or tilting your head upwards, and try thinking of the note as farther away from you, rather than somewhere up in the air.
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    Find the right vowel modification. Each voice has certain vowels that work best when one sings above the staff. You should experiment to determine which vowels work best for you. Once you have an idea of which vowel works best, modify (gradually) towards that vowel as you ascend the scale. (Don't be afraid to use mixed vowels like singing the vowel in "head" while rounding your lips like an "oh".)
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    Yawn on those higher notes. When rehearsing, never hesitate to sing the word "yawn" for one of those notes in your upper range. The position of the mouth, to say that word, is the exact-perfect place to start when you're singing that note. It sets up the back of your mouth/throat perfectly.
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    Repeat. Throughout a period of time until you get the desired results.
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    Try singing your highest note and holding it out, then try the next one.
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    Take your time. High notes are not that easy so do it bit by bit.

Community Q&A

  • Are you allowed to eat cold foods before singing/ vocal warm ups?
    wikiHow Contributor
    The most important thing is that your throat does not feel dry. Thus, having something to drink before singing is useful. Most singers prefer something lukewarm, preferably of not alcoholic nature. Tea or warm herbal drinks are often ideal.
  • Will smoking cigarettes harm my vocal cords?
    wikiHow Contributor
    Yes. All the chemicals that are normally harmful to your lungs are even worse for your vocal chords. Smoking is bad for your whole body.
  • I am 74 and can sing everything except some high notes. What can I do to improve my range?
    wikiHow Contributor
    Try strengthening your lungs as much as you can. Different postures and body positions can help you find the higher notes too, so do some fitness exercises to stay lithe and strong.
  • What do I do if I'm sitting down when I'm singing?
    wikiHow Contributor
    Sit up straight and fix your upper body's posture to be as if you were standing. Move your butt to the edge of your seat, as this will help force you into a straighter posture. Sing some vowels preceded by H (ho, ha, heh) to feel your gut pump and to ensure you can retain power similar to when you're standing.
  • What if your voice cracks? Will you still be able to get to the note eventually?
    wikiHow Contributor
    If you look downwards while singing a high note, it prevents voice cracks, in most cases. If you keep practicing looking down, raising your face higher every time, you will get to the high note without your voice cracking. If this doesn't help, don't worry. You will get it eventually if you keep practicing.
  • I've been trying to hit the high note in Adele's song hello but I can't do it. Any ideas?
    wikiHow Contributor
    Practice the song slowly before singing the note outright. The buildup to the note is the most important bit to rehearse as once you have sung it lots, you can focus on the note that really matters. However, if your voice cannot hit high notes, then be realistic.
  • How do you prevent yourself from straining while you do the high notes?
    wikiHow Contributor
    Try vowel modification. some vowels like ee and oo are easier to sing higher. Modify words just a little, like singing loove instead of love. It will still be understood in context. Listen to pop singers who can sing high, and how they modify their vowels. Unless you listen, you often don't notice right away. Also try singing high notes through your nose more than through your chest, as if you were using a "Julia Child" voice but not as drastic.
  • Can a man also hit high notes?
    wikiHow Contributor
    Yes, men can also sing high notes almost as easily as women. When practiced and frequently used, men have a tone of voice used especially for higher notes called a falsetto. It may not always be as strong as you would like but the more you try to use it, the more it can improve.
  • Are there any tips on producing a louder and powerful voice while singing?
    wikiHow Contributor
    Release the pressure in your throat and put it into your abdomen.
  • How do I get ready for singing high notes?
    wikiHow Contributor
    Normally vocal warm ups are a must before any type of performance, but make sure you don't strain your voice. Try singing up and down scales with different exercises that are comfortable to you/are in the vocal range of the piece you are about to perform.
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Tips

  • It is absolutely important not to strain your voice. Doing so could cause damage to your voice that cannot be fixed.
  • Watch celebrities who can hit high notes and watch to see if there are any special things they do, and then try them out. (Some singers who can hit high notes really well are Mariah Carey, Leona Lewis, Brendon Urie, Michael Jackson, Celine Dion, and Whitney Houston.) For example, Adam Lambert sticks his tongue out when singing a high note. Find a technique that works for you.
  • Open up the mouth/throat to hit higher notes. Keep a wide space in your mouth by making a 0 shape and keeping your tongue down.
  • Make sure your throat or lips don't feel dry when you start to sing and warm up. If you start singing without warming up, either you'll strain your voice, or no sound will come out. Either way, you are going to hurt yourself.
  • Breathe deeply and stand/sit up straight.
  • It is best to know your range. Men especially take a long time to build range, and it doesn't help to force high notes that aren't ready to come out.
  • Don't give up, you probably won't get the results you want the first time, but the more you work at it, the better you'll get.
  • Don't be discouraged if you can't do it the very first time! Keep trying and don't let anyone tell you you can't because you can.
  • Despite popular belief, hot tea and lemon are both bad for your voice. Not only does lemon dry out your voice, but anything that is extremely hot or cold will hurt your voice! The best things for your voice are simple vitamins and room temperature water. It also can cause a poor performance if you eat or drink one hour before singing.
  • Get a voice teacher to help you. You are more likely to accomplish something with a professional at your side. If you can't get a voice teacher, you'll have to work at home. It would be best to have some instrument at your side that will go high. The best choice would be a piano or keyboard if one is available.

Warnings

  • Do not sing too much (if at all) if you have a sore throat. You're more likely to decrease your range than increase it.
  • Be sure to warm up your voice, it will allow best results and will help prevent injury.
  • The voice you hear in yourself is not the one being projected outside so try recording your self sing and improve from that standard.
  • If you really like a song, but you have to 'step the song down' by transposing to avoid losing your voice, if at all possible, do that. It is not a sign of weakness, you may be sensible by doing that, or just do a different song altogether.
  • Most important of all? Concentrate on singing, and only singing. Keep remembering the ease you need to feel in singing, and the pitch you are trying to produce -- not what you'll be doing later in the day!
  • If you feel any pain in your throat, stop! This could mean that you're straining your voice.
  • Never strain! Your head should always be in a normal position, and should never move up or down for note purposes.

Things You'll Need

  • Voice
  • Music
  • Lyrics
  • A song
  • A well-tuned instrument with somewhat of a wide range (to see how high you get!)
  • Some device to record your voice

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Categories: Singing
In other languages:
Italiano: Cantare note Acute, Español: cantar notas altas, Deutsch: Hohe Töne singen, Português: Cantar Notas Altas, Русский: брать высокие ноты, Français: chanter des notes aigües, Bahasa Indonesia: Menyanyikan Nada Tinggi
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