What is the longest you should have a singing session?

Question

Whats the recommended singing session length?....I heard 1 hour of vocal excersises..but im not sure?

Answer 1

No more than an hour. Gives you time to get fully warmed-up, and enough time to exercise, but not too much time where you risk injury.

Answer 2

It depends on your voice, what you are working on, how long you have been studying. I can sing for two or three hours at a stretch if I am practicing sight reading - if I am working on high notes, a much shorter practice time. (This assumes the actual warm up is separate.)

And some days are better than other days. As you get to know your voice, you'll learn when you should work a voice that sounds or feels tired, and when to let it rest.

No on answer will always be right, even for the same voice.

Answer 3

I hour of voice sounds about right, but you have many other things to do that play apart in your singing. All total 2 hours is about the right length for a complete lesson.

Answer 4

Two to three times a day, 15-20 minutes is a lot better for your voice than spending one straight hour practicing. In the end you get more done because you can return to the music and develop more muscle memory.

Answer 5

u can go a couple hours withe breaks in between. i am from an internationally competative childrens choir. so we practice a LOT. the shortest a practice ever is, is 2 hours. somtimes 4 hours. with 3 10 min breaks in between. if you are warmed up properly (about 20 min), you can definitly go longer then an hour

Answer 6

When I give a voice lesson I prefer to do it in a one hour segment. That gives you plenty of time for warm - ups and some vocalising before practicing songs and performance.

Answer 7

blunders #a million - will you sing sitting down you're literally not in maximum excellent posture - nope between the relaxing paradoxes of singing - is prepare to advance your decrease sign up - prepare your top sign up and to advance your top notes - yep - prepare your decrease notes make confident your vocal cords are providing you including your bang for the dollar take all of them the way right down to a vocal pop (this is lower than low - AND it sounds yucky )you'll sluggish right down to 4-5 "pops" a 2d - that how low you bypass - and also you prepare your vocal cords to "meet" one yet another and get the airiness out of your singing POSTURE - even as singing - stand ft about shoulder wide - one foot in the front of the different - on the balls of your ft (dynamic rigidity) and do not lock your knees or you're comin' down! (LOL) use your diaphragm - no shoulder shifting up and down once you breathe do not positioned on a respectable belt - enable the abs to bypass save your torso aligned (see a Andrea Bocelli video) do not turn your head to the section save it face ahead - that aligns your chest- mouth -forehead - resonance parts and peculiarly - relax - have relaxing each and each and every of the perfect

Answer 8

One hour

Answer 9

one and a half through three hours