Rhythmic Improvisation Exercise

______________________________________________________________

Improvising can be a little daunting when you first start out so that’s why having structured ideas to practice with is a good idea.

Today I have two easy rhythmic changes you can make to your songs which will help you change up the feel of your passages and let you experiment with improvisation a bit. One is all about changing where you place your start note, and the other is about how long you hold your end note.

Both concepts are pretty simple BUT still take a bit of practice if its your first time trying this sort of thing. Just have a go and rewind the video as many times as you need to to get it right 🙂

Nicola x

CLICK HERE to see how I set up my home studio for recording YouTube videos (including lighting, angles and SOUND)

Join the Patreon community

JOIN THE COMMUNITY



Get more content on music marketing and working as a professional musician



See behind-the-scenes of how I do things myself as a musician



Support the Singer's Secret community



Get monthly Hangouts and more!

Want help with your warm ups?

Get 5 different length warm ups so you’ll know exactly how to spend your time and get the MAXIMUM benefit from your practice, even if its for just a few minutes.

Check out Vocal Warm Up Secrets

How To Smash Your Singing Goals In 2016

Confidence & Mindset | 3 Comments

The New Year is a great time to think about goal setting for the year ahead. I like to make a big list of things I want to achieve and then I break the larger goals down into smaller steps. I go as far as putting my goals up on a big piece of paper on my wall with...