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A, E, I, O and YOU by Lori Lyford, CIF

A, E, I, O and YOU by Lori Lyford, CIF. Vowel Matching. Why is this such a big de al? Bet ---- Beet Unison = ONE - SOUND Should also mean One Vowel. Vowel Matching. Sing within your “ goalposts ” Show a bit of your top teeth all the time*

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A, E, I, O and YOU by Lori Lyford, CIF

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  1. A, E, I, O and YOUby Lori Lyford, CIF

  2. Vowel Matching Why is this such a big deal? Bet ---- Beet Unison = ONE - SOUND Should also mean One Vowel

  3. Vowel Matching • Sing within your “goalposts” • Show a bit of your top teeth all the time* • The tongue should lie on the floor of the mouth and be relaxed • Tip of tongue touch lower teeth • Keeps lips as relaxed as possible

  4. Correct Vowels Sound like the vowel Look like the vowel Feel like the vowel

  5. Vowels, Inside and Outside • EE • Stay within the goalposts • Show a bit of top teeth • Natural delivery, just like the ABC’s • AH • Stay within the goalposts • Show a bit of top teeth • Don’t drop jaw too far

  6. OH • Keep a bit of the top teeth showing • Use bottom lip to make most of the shape • Move corners forward from AH to OH • Leave the aperture higher on your face • Ooh • Show a bit of top teeth • Move corners forward from OH to Ooh • Smaller aperture than OH with relaxed lips. • Keep the sound outside your mouth

  7. Short Vowels • ih eh a uh ur • Stay within goalposts • Use a relaxed jaw, not a “dropped jaw” • Send the sound up and out

  8. Vowel Match Technique • “Jim Speak” credited to Jim Casey • Focus on target vowel sounds • Get to the target vowel immediately • No migrating from the target vowel • Prematurely turning to secondary vowel and/or the following consonant

  9. Target Vowel Replacements

  10. “Jim-Speak” Exercise OOHD ODD OHD UGH UGH URGE To - mor - row’s an - oth - er ED ODD OHD AD ED EED day. I hope and pray we’ll EED OOHD ED URGE Be to - geth - er

  11. “Jim-Speak” Steps 1 - Syllables only, Chord-by-Chord 2 - Syllables only, more flow 3 - Syllables only, at pace 4 - Slow the pace and add some initial consonants 5 - Continue to add more consonants nearing the correct pacing and phrasing 6 - Sing real words/phrasing, THINK syllables

  12. OOHD ODD ODD UGH ODD ODD OHD EED UGH ODD OOHD ED EED AD EED ED ODD ODD ED

  13. OOHD ODD ODD UGH ODD You are my sun - shine ODD OHD EED UGH ODD My on - ly sun - shine OOHD ED EED AD EED You make me hap - py ED ODD ODD ED When skies are gray

  14. “Jim-Speak” Steps 1 - Syllables only, Chord-by-Chord 2 - Syllables only, more flow 3 - Syllables only, at pace 4 - Slow the pace and add some initial consonants 5 - Continue to add more consonants nearing the correct pacing and phrasing 6 - Sing real words/phrasing, THINK syllables

  15. QUESTIONS??

  16. Go Forth to Match and RING!!!

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