コンコーネ50番の3 音楽教室で30年教えて来たからこそ分かる解説！これを見てからレッスンに行けば今までの3倍有意義なレッスンを受けられると思います。全音楽出版社版を使用。Concone50-3

Hello. I'm Megumi Sudo, a soprano singer. Each lesson is incredibly important. To make each lesson more fulfilling, I hope you'll make the most of it and eliminate even the most basic mistakes in pitch and rhythm. Today, I'll be discussing the following 10 points. It's a long talk, so please listen from wherever you want to hear it! 0:00-① Singing 2:40-② Notes on Leaps (4ths, 5ths, 6ths, 8ths) 5:30-③What is the Soft Palate? (Explanation of the explanation on page 5) 7:00-④ How to improve your voice... 8:40-⑤ Tips for singing jumping notes 9:50-⑥ Preparation is important 9:58-⑦ Things to keep in mind when sustaining long notes 10:45-⑧ Try singing using scale names 12:35-⑨ About vocal individuality 18:05-⑩ Try singing the second half using scale names. Pay attention to the changes in chords in the accompaniment! [Concone and Me] Like choral exercises, I have been teaching Concone No. 50 with many students for over 30 years. At some schools, Concone is a required piece for entrance exams to music colleges and high schools. My students have gone on to study vocal music, music education, and piano at Kunitachi University of Music, Musashino Academia Musicae, Showa University of Music, Tamagawa University, Niigata University, Chiba University, and Gunma University, so this video provides insights that only someone with 30 years of experience can provide. Soprano Megumi Sudo [Profile] Born in Numata City. Graduated from Senzoku Gakuen University's Vocal Music Department and completed the university's Advanced Course. Graduated from the Japan Opera Foundation's Opera Singer Training Department. Appeared in the Gunma Newcomer and Kanagawa Newcomer Concerts. Selected for the Italian Vocal Concorso. Former member of the Gunma Opera Association and Fujiwara Opera Company. Served as a music teacher from elementary school to high school, a vocal instructor at music schools, and a choir director. On stage, she has appeared in numerous operas and events, including "The Magic Flute," "Cosi fan tutte," "The Bat," and "Yūzuru." In recent years, she has organized the singing group "Singschule," held recitals, and founded the jazz and classical collaboration team "MISTO," performing in concerts across the country. Her repertoire spans a wide range of genres, from children's songs to songs and opera. She is the leader of the music group "Piazza." She is a member of the Hayashi Ryuha Research Association.