"Pitch speak' the Chromatic Scale! Get results!

'Hello is Albert again, speaking the praises of "Pitch Speaking" for a warmer, more plesant singing tone in your voice and more colorful and interesting speaking voice. Your Vocal cords will asmuse 13 positions and these will be put in your memory "data bank." Remember we have the possibility of over 40 or more tones! Here are some options, and you can even invent or create you own! Solfege or Solfeggio has already "mapped out" the Octave this way

"Do Di Re Ri Mi Fa Fi Sol Si La Li Ti Do"(
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If you have a piano start on a comfortable note say C play and pitch speak in tune all the white and black keys until you reach the next C and "Holy pitch speaking" you have do it! My unusal starting point on the guitar is on A on the sixth or lower string on the fifth fret. I speak in pitch up four frets, then go to the fifth string four fret (C#) and speak from there five frets to (F) then fo to the fourth string again at the fourth fret(F#) four frets to (A) again!

I normally use the following sentence which I brake up into 13 syllables. "Har mo ny is placing chords be hind the me lo dy. ( So the octave "leap" in terms of syllables would be Har...dy)
Practice this moving up or down the keys or fretboard. Female singers who play guitar may want to start a bit higher, for example C , third fret, fifth string. to be in the Alto and eventually Soprano range. Naturally so not forget to sing the dicipline also. Pitch speak and sing the songs you know and remember the nursery thymes, they are also great for this. So remember, Mel Blanc, was a musician and a singer! Johnny Cash sang and spoke to you! Paul Harvey said " good day" and you"ll never forget it! Practice this and your singing voice will impove , male or female. A resonate female voice is beautiful too! And for you guys someone might say " He sounds like that guy from Star Trek, you know Captain Pickard." Hey, I would't mind.
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