How to sing harmony - A simple ear training exercise

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Title	:	How to sing harmony - A simple ear training exercise
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You speak clearly, simple and straight forward But i don’t get the exercise
Comment from : @HighWind-cd

Sorry, but I have trouble understanding what you're saying and therefor doing on the keyboard Would be better with clearer sound I'll try it again later
Comment from : @MrLynnporter

A note above? Or a triad above?
Comment from : @seabreeze3906

Silly question, is there some kind of average time for this excerise to start working? Intermediate vocalist brGood video btw, very useful
Comment from : @Sixpoint7five

thank you, very helpful!
Comment from : @jeffsvacuum

This helpful for me
Comment from : @janesuba7688

Nice
Comment from : @emmyware4216

Smart practice drills
Comment from : @patboyle578

Great lesson this really helps
Comment from : @mdwayne741

IT´S BEAUTIFUL !!!
Comment from : @arthurgasca8777

This would have been better of her volume was louder on the video, I couldn't hear a lot of what she was saying, and I have perfect hearing
Comment from : @micktiano9386

Thank you this is a good idea
Comment from : @lovelore

Every great if we had two singers with you
Comment from : @gaylecheung3087

"Hominy?" I wanted HARMONY Damn Brits, pronounce your "ahs"
Comment from : @arguingwithstupidpeople2047

beatiful with glasse
Comment from : @abrahamgomezfrancisco9039

Pls is there a scale to practice in vocal harmony eg like the major scale & how do you use the major scale in all 3part harmony I just want to get the concept form the scratch For example should the scale be practice like; main melody; do re mi fa so la ti do, them the harmony from the 3rd; mi fa so la ti do re mi, and the harmony from the 5th; so la ti do re me fa so Please help!
Comment from : @emmanuelehiozuwa9052

I'm sorry this doesn't help me because I don't understand any of it Back to the drawing board Thanks anyway
Comment from : @CeeJay611

get a piano app on your phone/tablet
Comment from : @mariopascalonline9052

great exercise, thanks!
Comment from : @guitaring1

1:31 I loved how you laughed
Comment from : @baibhavsingh2697

thank you this was very helpful!
Comment from : @kristin3471

This is a great ideathanks for the tip :-)
Comment from : @Fremulshmat

My ear gets the lower notes better than the higher ones
Comment from : @melodydib5337

great tips, but the sound is horrible
Comment from : @KrisGoetting

👍👍
Comment from : @IG-bestkingmusic1

the further the notes are the easier it is, not the contrary
Comment from : @filippovannella4957

i can,t even sing a note in pitch after playing the note,how am i supposed to sing this//
Comment from : @OfficialTvZ

Thank you!
Comment from : @Rossmelanson

Thank You
Comment from : @hunterbiden7391

Thank you! Such a simple and practical exercise
Comment from : @sarahoneill8207

Great tip!
Comment from : @anthonysilva5312

Thank you! Your video really helped me regain my harmonizing voice again 😁😁😁😁😁
Comment from : @ucabarnym8240

THANK YOU MSLIFE SAVER
Comment from : @satinlover14

Love this!!
Comment from : @JerryAndJulieMusic

Thank you! Not as easy as you'd think I find going full octaves whole trying to keep the root note a good exercise too, and mixing in a few sharps and flats too Basically all slight variations of what you have taught here It's rather a satisfying exercise too Thanks again :)
Comment from : @JimmyChaos1985

Thank you for this tip It will really help me to sing at church
Comment from : @dinomaslamoney6309

you sound like my piano teacher " if you make a mistake start over " lol
Comment from : @princessbiker1975

Thx I sent to a band mate who is struggling I learned by singing Barbara Ann and other Beach Boys songs with a buddy back in 70s I also always search for a harmony when a song comes on the radio
Comment from : @ChefClary60

thank you so much I am struggling so much to harmonize this really helps!
Comment from : @mariafombawele7066

Great tip
Comment from : @burpo

Among a lots of videos, this was actually helpfull
Comment from : @anchy588

thank you dear!! That was easy and cool!!
Comment from : @georgeskomorowski

hii just joined choir in school and i am in alto I have never learn vocal before or learn any basicwhen my senior ask me us to warm up i dont know how to warm up while following the pianoi think i am tune deafbc i dont even know if I am doing the warm with the correct notes or not
Comment from : @julianaahvun5428

This helped me out thanks :)
Comment from : @kyleneshannon6596

Thank you so much for this video I need to do a lot of ear training and this one looks very helpful! Thanks!
Comment from : @GaBraca

thanks 4 the helpful tip
Comment from : @SkyLights702

Thank You!
Comment from : @dennismcgeehan4258

Excellent Tip! I will try !! Cheers, G :D London
Comment from : @gerardgerard8344

Wow! I'm a little out of practice and I found this very helpful! Thank you!!
Comment from : @giselledorsett7259

We're going to share this with our vocalist audience Great exercise!
Comment from : @tchelicon

beautiful
Comment from : @babadihatti1126

The sound is too low! All my speakers were turned up and I could not hear a word!
Comment from : @sherrylbellerkkila9982

omd this is freaking helpful you have no idea how long I've been looking for this thank you :)
Comment from : @jah-rulehutchinson4975

amazing tip! thank you!
Comment from : @scrubs4everr

Omg I was so mad at me because I cant hear the harmonysbut this will help me! thank u girl u are amazing 💞
Comment from : @emmyloumusicou

This is very usefulthank youI'm practicing recording harmony with my own voiceI'm just doing it by earthe big problem I'm finding is holding the note
Comment from : @sentimentaloldme

This is really so practical!! Thank you
Comment from : @ImKrissLee

MILF, who's with me
Comment from : @Shobas

Thank you so much for this tip! I don't really understand how I do it, but I do know that there is the I-III-V rule involved This will really help me tackle lower notes based on the root Thank you so much for sharing!
Comment from : @karlacristobal5423

Omg This is so effective
Comment from : @keturitahandie4695

Thanks Chicken i do struggle but i try ;)
Comment from : @joohop

Great video!! <3
Comment from : @rachelcorley1178

hi, thank you for your sharing can I use the same way to practice grade 6 aural (singing upper part melody)?
Comment from : @emiliemusic0625

thank you
Comment from : @kaih6361

I am a middle school teacher and I am trying to build a choir Thank you for this online tip
Comment from : @youngmusic5925

Thnx! In gonna try this exercise right away 🎹👌🏽
Comment from : @funwithry1320

what great tips! thanks
Comment from : @rickanarchy1637

Thank You!
Comment from : @bradh3542

Ah thank you! Everytime I try to harmonize with my friend I always mess it up!
Comment from : @skwisgaarskwigelf2775

that is not harmonythat is the low and high note usualy in the harmony if the main singer in e note, low harmony backup singer is in c note and high harmony up to e note like single key and combination key, that combination give the harmony that harmony combination need the pro home singer like me can understand that, but you pro give me stupid tip
Comment from : @abadonlucif2073

You're pretty and talented Thanks for sharing
Comment from : @fredfive

dont go into the woods with that color My grandmother told me that once
Comment from : @nolifeonearth9046

Question For the warm up, like do we sing it like DIRECTLY after? Or can we pause and think?
Comment from : @aliciayee3893

ThanksI just joined the choir and am singing alto I am going to do this exercise It seems very helpful
Comment from : @TheDancingkittykat

Hey! Thank you so much! Simple and to the point! This actually helped me understand how harmonies work Although I watched this video just 5 minutes ago without ever having tried harmonizing properly, I can actually harmonize! This is so easy and right now I can't believe about the times I have thought about not being able to harmonize! Thanks a lot! :)
Comment from : @snehasexperiments9905

Does she also have a video about finding harmony? That's what's hardest for me Sometimes I find it, sometimes I don't Mostly I'm able to sing the chord notes and about 50 a third above I can sing almost any harmony once someone showed it to me, but finding a harmony is hard Is there a video to help you do that?
Comment from : @TonyH03

Simple harmony is just 2 notes apart So when you do this on a key board , play 2 keys at the same time with just one key un touched in between Play scales, going back and forth this way If you listen to the Everly Brothers , many of their songs , such as "Bye Bye Love" are sung in simple 2 part harmony I'm part of a sing along group and it's really fun to do that upper harmony, while most are doing the lower part Try this at a birthday party singing the final "Happy Birthday To You " and you'll impress others
Comment from : @chrisfolkharmonicaplayer6292

Hi Thank you for the tip It is easy to understand I have a question about why this would be effective Why would singing one out it two random notes train my ear? Thank you
Comment from : @allPodd

Very good way to show this I always wondered which note I would track when listening to a chord Thank you!
Comment from : @mcdevious2229

i wanna hear u actually sing something
Comment from : @miniramptricks1986

Great work!!!brThanks for the tips
Comment from : @mazharmannan97

Thank you so much! For the longest time I've been practicing harmony and would sometimes get it and sometimes wouldn't I would look all over YouTube finding the perfect video for me and I think I found that video
Comment from : @caitlinzr02

thank you! that is helpful!
Comment from : @antonshramenko4293

Nice tut however I think the more octaves apart is the easier it is
Comment from : @alexbrown2815

Big help Thank you,
Comment from : @marianobmarques

thank you! I will try this on my cover of ed sheeran when I played back my harmonies it sounded funky! lol probably because I guessed and my ears haven't been trained for long! thank you!
Comment from : @Michellemcd543