Born to Sing: Everyone Has a VoiceSonia Miller and Danielle Vega

sonia.miller@sdhc.k12.fl.us, danielle.vega@sdhc.k12.fl.us

Born To Sing

“Everyone Has A Voice”By: Sonia MillerBTW Tampa Florida

Our Belief

The voice is the most natural and

first form of making music.

Everyone was created with the

ability to sing and can be successful

singers. Our goal is the make you

comfortable singing and teaching

you students how to sing.

Warm-ups

Group Circle Moving in a circle while blowing

Moving in a circle blowing out/followed by syllable. Add taps while moving

Pitch Talk/Connect

• Choose popular song• Adjust pitch if too high• Know your song

• Group circle echo• Continuous echo

• Move from one group to the other

Your Pulse

Good posture is important but not rigid

Feet should be grounded with

movement

Movement can be: taping your feet,

nodding you head, swaying back and

forth, or dancing.

Master the Microphone

Microphone is part of your top lip and

close to your mouth

Practice with an object in hand

Object in fist moves close to your lip in the

direction of your head mouth and lips

Set up microphones in the front of the

classroom and call a group of students up

to practice together.

Recap

Everyone can sing Warm-up using practice songs Pitch Talk/Connect Group circle singing Find you pulse/include comfortable

movement Practice microphone technique with

object/microphone