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Can you give me an example of a vocable?

A vocable is a meaningless syllable used in vocal exercises, often to practice specific sounds or vocal techniques.

Here are a few examples:

* "ah": This is a very common vocable used to practice vowel sounds and breath control.

* "oo": This is another common vocable used to practice vowel sounds and resonance.

* "ee": This vocable is used to practice high notes and articulation.

* "ma": This vocable is used to practice lip articulation and vowel sounds.

* "la": This vocable is used to practice soft palate articulation and vowel sounds.

These are just a few examples, and there are many other vocables used in vocal training. The choice of vocable depends on the specific vocal technique being practiced.

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