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所在平台: Udemy |
课程主页: https://www.udemy.com/course/chest-voice-and-head-voice-development-and-transitions/
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课程名称：歌唱基础：第二级 课程概述： 在我之前的初学者课程“歌唱基础”中，有超过600名学生信任我并学习了他们的声音。我感到非常荣幸，因此决定开设第二个课程，将第一个课程的概念付诸实践。此课程专注于胸声和头声的发展及其转换，时长超过6小时。正如我在第一课程中一样，我希望提供尽可能多的实用建议和练习，帮助你将声音提升到一个新水平。 如果你对呼吸、支撑和正确发声的位置不熟悉，建议先学习我的入门课程“歌唱基础”。但如果你已经掌握了基础，那么本课程正适合你。我们将探讨如何在胸声和头声中建立强大而富有表现力的歌唱方法，并增加一些声音效果。你会发现，即使是微小的改进，也会显著提升你的声音表现，使得歌唱更为流畅，表达更为自如。 许多学生在学习初期面临的一个主要问题是，在尝试从一个声区过渡到另一个声区时发声中断。因此，我决定在这个课程中详细讲解如何解决这个问题。需要注意的是：你需要大量练习，我提供了超过4小时的音频练习供你自主学习，这些练习内容不易，需要花费相当的时间来完成。但根据我的经验，定期进行这些练习将极大提升你的声音能力。 此外，像我第一个课程一样，加入到“摇滚声乐学院”Facebook小组的会员资格也包含在内。在这里，你可以向我和你的同学提问，获取反馈，我也会不时分享一些歌唱技巧，让你获得超出支付所值的内容。 课程分为三个部分： 第一部分专注于胸声的开发，包括找到你的胸声、调整音量、增加共鸣、生理知识和发声形状、断音与连音的处理、元音塑形的正确用法、与不同音量的运用及声乐效果。 第二部分的结构类似，但这次我们将专注于头声的发展，包括找到头声、断音与连音的处理、正确使用元音、不同音量的运用及声乐效果。 最后一部分专注于如何在胸声和头声之间顺利转换。如果你在从胸声到头声的过程中经历了声区断裂，本课程将为你提供解决方案。 如果你认真对待学习歌唱，本课程将为你提供无价的信息，解答你可能有的任何问题。
Over 600 students of my beginner's course 'The Foundations of Singing' have trusted me with their voice. I'm very humbled and honoured by this and so I decided to make a second course, taking the concepts of the first course and putting them into action. This course focuses on the proper development of the chest and head voice and the transition between those registers. It's over 6 hours long, because as with my first course, I wanted to give you as many useful tips and exercises as possible so you can really bring your voice to the next level. If you are not familiar with the concepts of breathing, support and placement, then you should start with my first course "The Foundations of Singing" here on Udemy. But if you already know the basics, then this course is the right one for you. We will see how you can build a strong and dynamic approach to your singing in both Chest and Head Voice and also add effects to it. You will see that by adding even only little things, your vocal presence will increase dramatically and your singing will become smoother and you will be able to express yourself better. A big part of why students come to me in the beginning chapters of their singing is because they can't get rid of their vocal break when they try to go from one register into the other. So I thought, if I'm doing a course on Chest and Head Voice Development, I need to show you as well how to go about approaching and fixing the break issue. One note of caution though: You will need to practice, and by practice I mean practice a lot. I have added 4+ hours of audio exercises for you to work on the exercises on your own time, and these exercises are not easy and will keep you busy for some time. But from my experience, going through them and really doing them on a regular basis will increase your vocal ability immensely. Of course the membership for my Udemy Students on the Rock Vocal Academy Facebook Group is included as with my first course. If you have any questions related to singing or this course, this is the place where you will be getting feedback from me and your fellow students. I will also post singing tips and tricks on there from time to time, so you get even more than what you paid for. As you can see in the curriculum, the course is divided into 3 sections. The first section deals with the development of your Chest Voice register. We go through the process of finding your Chest Voiceadjusting the right volumegetting more resonancephysiological knowledge and shapesstaccato and legato phrasingcorrect use of vowel shapingworking with different dynamicsusing vocal effects The second part has a similar structure and we will go through the same processes, this time for Head Voice. the process of finding your Head Voicestaccato and legato phrasingusing vowels correctly working with different dynamicsusing vocal effects The last part focuses on the transition between the two aforementioned registers. If you have experienced a break when you go from Chest to Head Voice, this is the manual on how to fix these issues. If you are serious about learning how to sing, then this course will give you invaluable information on every question you might have. Tim
