Fiorello is known for his excellent control of belting and falsetto techniques. In this article, we will explore how to develop the vocal ability to belt and use falsetto, using Fiorello's unique vocal techniques and songs to showcase them.

Getting Started:

• First, you need to determine your vocal type and range, so start with the vocal range test available on Singing Carrots. This test can help you find which notes you can sing comfortably and which ones are outside your range.
• To develop your voice for belting and falsetto, it is crucial to strengthen your diaphragm muscles and breath support. Check out the breathing basics and breath support articles on Singing Carrots to learn more.

Belting:

• Belting is a technique that requires your voice to project powerfully while being supported by your breath. Fiorello's vocal ability to belt can be heard in many of his songs, such as "Whatever Lola Wants" and "Standing on the Corner."
• To learn how to belt like Fiorello, start with the article on open mouth and throat while singing. This article will explain how to open your mouth and throat properly to support belting.
• Also, try the warm-up exercise for chest voice/voice registers (Singing Comfort Zone), which can help strengthen your chest voice for belting.

Falsetto:

• Falsetto is a technique used to sing high notes that require head voice resonance. Fiorello's song "Don't be Cruel" is a prime example of how he uses falsetto to create a unique sound.
• To learn how to develop your falsetto like Fiorello, start with the voice registers & vocal break and resonance in singing articles. These articles will help you understand the differences between head and chest voice and how to use your head voice to create falsetto sounds.
• In addition, try the warm-up exercise for chest voice/voice registers (Mixed Voice), and the warm-up/harmonizing exercise for breath/sustain (Sustain Vocal), as these will help you develop your head voice and falsetto range.

Practical tips:

• To help you achieve your desired vocal techniques, it is essential to practice regularly. Singing Carrots provides pitch training and a 21-lesson singing course that covers singing theory and practical tips.
• Additionally, Singing Carrots songbook and search features can help you find songs that match your vocal range and difficulty level to help you stay motivated and engaged while practicing your skills.

In conclusion, developing your vocal abilities requires consistent practice using a combination of techniques and stretching exercises. Fiorello's ability to use his belting and falsetto techniques is a testament to the importance of developing these techniques thoroughly. With the help of Singing Carrots' resources, you can develop your own unique singing voice and achieve similar success in belting and falsetto techniques.