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hi i have a song on youtube call peace and joy live i wont to if iam useing my diaphragm

Holistic approach to singing teaching is the key. There is no one and only way to teach as there are too many styles and even more individuals singing them. Fantastic video and great subject, that needs to be spoke about more. Xx

very nice video!

Does your voice keep flipping into a breathy sound? Give this easy vocal warm-up a try! Keep the sound energized and bright. I like changing the vowel with each repetition and playing with different levels of chest mix.🎤✨️

Thank you for the video ❤ Patiently waiting for more content as everything so far is very valuable 🫶🏻

Thanks! You have a beautiful appearance and voice:)

Are you in UK? Why Can Dollars?

So its pronounced VYE-Brotto??

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Tongue trills are even more difficult than lip trills. Still looking for alternatives to both.

Sadly this will only apply to females as it’s female head voice

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Practice ingredients of vocal mix with one easy exercise! EXERCISE: "Where are you going? Zee: so -la -ti -do -re -mi -fa -so -do I like to start this one in my lower register in a chest dominant mix, and then gradually sing it up into my upper register while playing with different intensities of: ✨️chest voice, ✨️head voice, and ✨️pharyngeal resonance. All 3 of these are important ingredients for developing a clear and strong mixed voice!

my Choirmistress told me after Midnight Mass my mixed voice is the problem - I don't transition well between chest and head on the downside she's not a vocal coach

nice video!

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Hi Janelle, Outstanding video! Are you a Canadian? Best, Albert, SF, USA

This vocal exercise can help release natural vibrato! Focus on keeping each note energized as you release it! I find adding a hand gesture can help with this, and it also gives your brain an external point of focus, which will help keep you relaxed while singing. Note: You shouldn't feel any tightness or tension in your throat during this exercise.

This vocal warm-up takes some energy, but it's worth the effort because it serves multiple purposes! Gotta love an efficient warm-up. 🙌 A few tips to keep in mind for this vocal exercise: ✨️ Keep a tall vowel space and rounded lips. ✨️ You'll need a full breath. As you inhale, feel your soft palate lift and keep it lifted for the exercise! ✨️ Engage those ab muscles :)

You might know pharyngeal resonance by its more popular descriptors: "forward placement" or "singing in the mask." (And, occasionally, "sing into your unicorn horn." 😅 ) But no matter what you call pharyngeal resonance, we need it!! Both for strong singing and for developing a well-coordinated, balanced vocal instrument. I can get carried away with this exercise - it's fun to sing!

Yeees I just recovered from being sick❤🎉

Can you do that saying dur dur dur dur

Using legato and the glissando are two great ways to practice smooth transitions between notes! Keep the shift between each note smooth and even, with no sudden bursts of air or uneven volume levels. This is a great way to practice vocal control while also warming up your voice! 🎤✨️

Thank you! Very helpful🙏🏽You’re soo professional and you have a grace and sense of calmness around you which makes it very pleasant to listen to you.✨🥰 Subscribed and definitely going to watch more of your content😃

Im not one into this sort of stuff but I see your passionate with what you do and I respect it, lovely voice btw I’ll become a subscriber and hope to say “I subbed before she grew a mass following”😅❤🎉

Im not one into this sort of stuff but I see your passionate with what you do and I respect it, lovely voice btw I’ll become a subscriber and hope to say “I subbed before she grew a mass following”😅❤🎉

Impressive ❤

I love your gentle approach. Every musical instrument should be played with a great amount of feeling. Voice is a very special instrument created by the God himself. We can play it successfully by keeping your beautiful reminders in mind. Thank you!

Helped me a lot, thank you. I'm an amateur singer in a church choir in Brazil (soprano) and I really needed these tips to improve my singing.

If you want to sing with a vibrant, richer, fuller sound, optimizing vocal resonance is key. It involves opening up the vocal tract as much as possible while also "placing" or sending the voice forward so that it can resonate freely. Practically speaking, I'm getting more resonance like this: ✨️The "m" consonant helps me find forward placement. ✨️A tall vowel shape opens up my mouth space so the sound can be amplified inside my mouth and projected out into the room with more power. ✨️At the vocal fold level, I'm using a clean and balanced onset (how I start the note) so that the voice and breath move together. This gives a clearer vocal tone than the 1st example, where l'm starting with too much leaking air. Note: l'm singing on the extreme ends of the spectrum here for demo purposes. You don't need as much drive and vibrato in your sound to sing with open resonance (although resonance does help make vibrato possible!). And stylistically there is a place for breathy singing, too! There's middle ground to explore - it's all about freeing your voice so you can choose the sound you want rather than being limited to one choice!

These sound so cool thanks!^^

So what if you check all the boxes, your vocal technique is rock solid, but an exercise like this still feels too high and too hard to sing in mixed voice? Focusing attention on something that supports your technique *without concentrating on the actual mechanics of that technique* will help you sing BETTER and with MORE FREEDOM! 🎤✨️ These hand gestures are intentionally supporting my vocal goals (always practice with a goal in mind 😉). And the intentional movement is helping me sing better because: ✨️ I am redirecting my attention to an external point of focus (allowing my motor memory to kick in for my singing technique) ✨️ The movements are releasing both physical and psychological tension as I sing! Do you ever use movement to help free your mixed voice? Let me know, and share this with a singing friend who could use some encouragement! 🎶

Mixed voice, range extension, and vocal stamina exercise all-in-one! 🎤 ✨️ Practicing the same vocal exercise in different ways has several benefits: ✨️improves vocal efficiency ✨️heightened concentration = less boredom + greater vocal outcomes ✨️saves time and keeps practice simple 😉 You don't need to practice all of these variations at once! This is just a sample of several different practice combos you can use depending on the outcome you want to achieve when you're working out your voice

Singing a major scale with different articulations and rhythms will train your voice to move faster! Including a variety of practice techniques like this will improve vocal dexterity and precision. But there's another benefit, too! When you practice in a variety of ways, you'll also stay more engaged and focused while you practice. An attentive practice session always leads to more growth than a bored practice session. 😄🎶

When vibrato happens naturally, it's a sign you have great control of your singing technique! If you're not there yet, don't worry! You will be soon! These vocal exercises can help you discover and release natural vibrato when singing. Here are a few principles to remember: ‣ Vibrato happens naturally when you can sing without tension and release your voice with a steady stream of air. ‣ Engaging your abs with help keep tension out of your throat (which should stay relaxed), and finding your ideal vocal resonance (or "vocal placement") will help, too. ‣ Be mindful of keeping open vowel shapes to create extra amplification space inside your mouth. ‣ Keep your singing energized with the voice and breath moving together!

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I'm so happy I found this video, I really needed it, thank you so much. ❤

If you've been sick (like me) and have been having a tough time getting your singing voice back into shape, this technical exercise is moderately gentle! It will help rebuild vocal stamina while working on: -Vocal fold coordination -Vowel shapes (so important for vocal tone) -Vocal resonance -Note precision If your throat feels sore or swollen, take a break! It's normal to lose some range and flexibility when you've needed an extended break from singing and/or your vocal cords have been swollen or inflamed. Go easy on yourself.

The shape of your vowel changes the sound of your voice!!! Different song styles need different vowel shapes! If you switch between styles or just want a wide variety of colour choices for your vocal tone, it's helpful to practice vowel modification exercises like this one.

Remember to engage your core and keep breath flow even and steady for this vocal exercise.🎤✨️

It is going so smooth

I just love your voice it is go smooth

Great voice

I don't understand, it sounds like you're in head voice. Should I release the chest mechanism when doing these exercises?

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Terrible terrible TERRIBLE!!!!

Glissando is great excercise

Sing your lowest note