Cheryl Porter’s “Mi Me Ma Mo Mu” Vocal Exercise 🧬🧪(Explained by Speech Science Student)

In this video, I explain to you Cheryl Porter’s “mi me ma mo mu” vocal exercise from new learning I found in a book written in 1922 by Dr. Marafioti who gave instruction based on Enrico Caruso’s vocal technique (famous opera singer, 1895–1920). Additionally, I provide information based on vocal registers, reasons for vocal breaks, and correct vowel placement.

Marafioti, P. M. (1922). *Caruso’s method of voice production: The Scientific Culture of The Voice*.
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Please help me research information on the author, Dr. Marafioti, I would love to learn more about his story and background of interest!

Video Chapters
0:00 Introduction
1:30 Correct vowel placement
2:25 Nasal airflow
3:30 Exercises to improve placement
4:30 Cheryl Porter: How vocal exercises are made
5:25 Vocal registers
6:30 How to solve vocal breaks (Dr. Marafioti’s Solutions)
9:10 Conclusions / takeaways
10:05 Additional Cheryl Porter comment

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