Vocalize (verb)

To produce the voice or sound; to utter a speech sound or word; to sing or play a note on a musical instrument.

Origin:

Late 19th century: back-formation from vocalization.

Examples:

1. The teacher asked the students to vocalize the vowel sounds.
2. The singer vocalized a series of warm-up exercises before the concert.
3. The bird was able to vocalize a wide range of songs and calls.
4. The actor had to vocalize his lines over and over again until he had them memorized.
5. The flute player vocalized a scale to check the tuning of her instrument.