Part I
Resolution: Sing often and practice more often and more
efficiently.
Firstly, sing whenever you feel moved to sing. Sing with the radio, in the shower, while you
are folding laundry. It releases
endorphins and lifts your mood.
Once you are singing casually, make sure you schedule time
for serious singing. Write down when you
are going to practice and plan it into your daily routine (or at least a few
times a week). Use it as a break from
studying for a test, waiting for a ride or as some down time instead of
breaking out your phone.
Plan WHAT you are going to practice: start with warm-ups and write down what songs
you are going to work on and select one area of focus. Are you learning the pitches to a new song? Start there.
Do you have another song you already know, but need to look at the
lyrics and work on how you are communicating the poets words? On a third song, maybe you need to work on
your dynamics. End with one of your
favorite songs, just sing it and enjoy!
Plan out your time on each piece in either a practice time
or two or what you want to accomplish each week. This will help you get the most out of your
practice time and make you feel not only successful at your resolution goals,
but feel happy because you are singing!
Tune in next week for implementing taking care of your instrument (your
body) and how that impacts your singing!
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