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Explore free educational videos created by Seth Winkler to help you build a stronger foundation, improve your technique, and deepen your understanding of music and singing
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1. Breathing for Singers
Learn a simple breathing exercise to improve breath support, airflow control, and vocal stamina for singing.
2. Straw Phonation
Learn how straw phonation reduces tension, stabilizes the larynx, and improves healthy vocal coordination.
3. Sirens
Learn the straw siren exercise to gently connect your vocal range, improve coordination, and warm up safely.
4. Split Siren
Split the straw siren into separate ascending and descending exercises to improve vocal control and coordination.
5. Old Car
Use the Old Car exercise to build healthy vocal cord closure and prepare for stronger vocal production.
6. Rising Hills
Develop range, flexibility, and vocal coordination by gradually ascending and descending through comfortable pitch patterns.
7. Sustained Hills
Strengthen breath control and vocal stability by sustaining higher notes while maintaining consistent airflow.
Apply your warm-up exercises by singing a simple song in a comfortable range with relaxed technique.
8. A Song
9. Lip Bubble
Use lip bubbles to improve airflow, reduce tension, and develop smooth vocal coordination across your range.
VOCAL WARM-UP SERIES
Warm up smarter and sing better. These short practical warm-ups will help you improve range, flexibility, breath support, and overall vocal performance.
MUSIC THEORY FOR BEGINNERS
A step by step series to help you understand the building blocks of music.
Perfect for singers, songwriters, and anyone wanting a solid musical foundation
MODULE 1
Pitch
1. Introduction
What pitch is, how we hear high and low, and why it underpins everything you sing.
2. Notation
How pitches are written on the staff, across the treble and bass clefs.
3. Scales
How scales are built, and why major and minor sound so different.
4. Intervals
Measuring the distance between two notes — the building blocks of melody and harmony.
Rhythm
MODULE 2
5. Meter & Pulse
Finding the steady beat under the music and feeling how it groups into time.
6. Notes, Rests, Dots & Ties
How long notes last, how silence is written, and how to extend a note's value.
7. Time Signature
What the two numbers at the start of a piece tell you about counting it.
8. Notation Guidelines
The conventions that make written rhythm clear and easy to read at a glance.
9. Final Exercise
Putting it together — read and clap a full rhythm using everything from this module.
Chords
MODULE 3
10. Triads
The three-note chords that form the backbone of nearly every song.
11. 7th Chords
Adding a fourth note to enrich a chord's colour and tension.
12. 13th Chords
Stacking further for the lush, extended sounds heard in jazz and soul.
13. 6/9 & Poly Chords
Two richer chord types, and how layering chords creates new textures.
14. Inversions
Rearranging a chord's notes to change its sound and smooth movement between chords.
15. Altered Chords
Sharpening or flattening chord tones to add tension and colour — the spice behind jazz and modern harmony.
