Many people have difficulty singing the mid range of scales during the transition from low to high notes. This is commonly referred to as “the bridge” or the “breaking point.” When singers encounter the bridge, they can often sound like they are running out of breath, funny voice, or completely out of tune. However, by […]
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It won’t make a difference if you are the most wonderful singer in the world – if people in your audience cannot hear you. In developing a stronger singing voice, remember that a strong voice is not dependent on your throat or mouth – real singing power comes from the lungs. This is why we
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Voice resonance is often referred to as the quality of someone’s voice. I am sure that everyone has heard the sound of his or her voice on the telephone or answering machine before. Is your voice deep, rich and full? Or is it high, sharp, and penetrating. The sound of your voice that you hear
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Voice projection is the act of using the voice strongly and clearly. It is actively employed as a technique to command attention and respect in a room. Teachers use this in a classroom to gain students’ attention. Actors and singers use strong voice projection to be heard clearly places such as large theaters. If you
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This post features the top 10 good singing habits every vocalist should practice. Abdominal breathing Good posture Breathing during natural pauses Keeping your chin level Keeping your head up Maintaining relaxed shoulders Keeping the front of your neck loose and not over stretching the limits of your voice Relaxing the abdominal muscles Keeping the back
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Singing actively employs the vocal cords, which is the source of a vibrant and healthy singing voice. Without your vocal cords, you would not be able to sing, even if you did possess a powerful diaphragm and excellent breathing habits. Practice these singing warm up exercises to maximize the effectiveness of your voice. Our vocal
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When you play basketball, baseball, or even go running, it’s important to stretch out the your muscles in order to prevent injury. Similarly, it is important to warm up your vocal chords prior to performing any strenuous singing activities. Singing places significant levels of strain on the voice, and also stresses the diaphragm muscles. Proper
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This article builds on the principles learned from the introduction. It seeks to teach additional breathing techniques for singing – to improve your breathing capacity and control during vocalization. As we mentioned in the first article about breathing exercises for singing, breathing properly is a foundational skill for good singing. When you sing, you are
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Prior to learning how to sing, you should first learn breathing exercises for singing to control your breathing so that when you do sing, you perform at your optimal level. All humans are born with the natural ability to breathe. Unfortunately, as people grow older, they get lazy with their breathing habits. People develop the
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