Flutter → voice → glide
- 0120 sec
Find the flutter
Lips lightly touching. Try a gentle air-only “brrr.”
- 0230 sec
Add your voice
Add one easy note for 2–3 seconds. Rest and repeat.
- 0340 sec
Try a small glide
Slide a little higher, then back. Take a breath between tries.
Put it into your song.
Trill one short phrase, then sing its words. Humming works too.
Follow the complete eight-minute warm-up →Illustrated movement cues. Follow your own breath; stop if it feels uncomfortable.
Hear the contour
Follow a small reference glide
Choose an easy starting note and listen once. Try the shape on “brrr” or a hum, then take a breath. This synthesized tone shows the pitch shape; it does not demonstrate the lip flutter.
Glide up a fifth, then return
About your practice
If the trill gets stuck
My lips will not flutter+
Let the lips touch without clamping. Try lightly lifting the cheeks beside your mouth, or switch to humming.
I run out of air+
Use quieter, two-second bursts. Pause and take an ordinary breath before trying again.
It stops on higher notes+
Make the glide smaller and lower. Do not push harder to keep it going.