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What is the purpose of the straw exercise?

This is great! Ever since I started singing more, I noticed that it requires you to take care of, maintain your body, and know your body. Thank you for these videos!

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Thanks for answering my request ! Your exercises and easy-to-understand teaching style have considerably opened up my upper range in about 3 weeks of working with your videos . These are just what I was looking for , thank you so much Natasa !

Thank you for these tips!

Hey gorgeous only just one good girl in the world And this good girl is you No one else ❤

Bravo Nataša!! very true!

Beautiful. I’m going to try. Would have liked to hear the whole presentation.

Thank you for this video. I have been trying to allow myself to let go and let my higher authority sing and talk through me. Little by little it seems to be happening. I look forward to the day when I know. Thank you for your authentic message and support, and particularly for singing. ❤

Intersting... does it help your voice to, if you are in need of talking a lot?

Good question. I actually don't need, but good to be prepared. Sometimes, while improvising, a high note comes to my mind and I want to be able to do it well because in exactly this moment it would match with my idea. And yes, correctly done, they feel good.

Very helpful 🙏

This is a wholistic approach. I really like it.

hi Natasa Nahtigal. how are you?

I agree, I am a natural soprano (midrange) but have a wide range including upper high notes. Often they use me in the choir to sing those high notes as few can. But it's not my favourite spot to sing.

Brilliant - thank you. Not sure if my singing will improve but I feel great and positive - again thank you . Daily visit to you from now on 🤗

A pure high note elevates the emotion of a song. A lot of songs (classic) are composed with high notes.

Your joyful personality shows through the exercises and reminds me to have fun with music; even when giving focused attention it can still be fun. Thank you.

When we touch our skin, we touch our brain and our whole state. Your face, your smile your expression in this video, while being in Glasgow, attending the training, is so relaxed and full of love & joy. You have always a kind presence, but her it is different, and the impact on me is huge. Thank you for sharing! 💛 Thank You.

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where is the link,for the singing tool practice mam

where is the link,for the singing tool practice mam

I loved it, you helped my understanding of singing. Gracias.

The exercises you gave help me found the larynx position so easily. Thank you.

Thank you so much ur a great person

This reminds me of dance and choreography theory. That’s all about how our bodies exist and relate to and interact with the space around us. And my voice coach told me when we inhale be conscious of taking up more space and that it’s ok to take up space. Society is often sending the opposite message that we need to be as small as possible (aka fit and thin) and take up as little space as possible. Very interesting to think about to me.

Great info and explanation thanks!

Hello Natasa! Thanks for your instructive videos! They are among my favorite singing explanations. Let me ask you a question. I have a quite rooted unconscious habit of squeezing high notes by pulling up my larinx. Any suggestion how to rewrite my habit and let the vocal cords stretch freely? Is keeping an open throat of help in this? And how to learn to keep an open throat while singing?

Hi Natasa. Thank you so much for making this video .❤👍. I feel so grateful❤. You are inspiring me to be a better me in singing . ❤️🎶🙂

I am so glad I found you. This was amazing and exactly what I needed.

Dear Natasa, this. is. sooo. good. ❤ Thank you. It's just what I need badly in these moments becaus I'm always thinking and thinking and thinking. My adolescense was very related... but being good often was't good enough.... it's what my coach always says... get away from this attitude of wanting to sing, RELAX and sing as nothing matters at all. But it's not that easy after having judged myself for decades.....

Great❤

All of your vids are really terrific. Thank you so much for posting them.

U r a fantastic voice teacher

This was very good! It made me aware of tensions in my body and I assume the increased blood flow to the parts we massaged helps increase awareness there too. I am starting to see why body awareness is important to singing. It’s like we have to check in with how our body feels today. I am adding this to my daily warm up playlist. Thank you Natasa. 🙂

Amazing! I feel so relaxed after these exercises, thank youu❤

Thank you for the video,it helped a lot,could you do a tutorial video for vibrato? Especially The Weeknd's vibrato.

Very helpful! Thanks for posting.

I like the exercises. They really loosened med up

woah! ive never seen any tongue tension exercises like these, so they were fun to learn! i also appreciated the little lesson on anatomy lol, it helped me visualize things better. now im wondering though why would we want to use our nasal cavity to help resonate if all the air can just come through the mouth? wouldn't that make it louder and clearer?

hi i have a song on youtube call im here for you i wont to know if iam use my diaphrgm

I LOVE this Natasa! I went 20-30 years without people hearing my singing voice. Now it feels like a playground where I can explore and have fun even if I mess up. 🙂 I pray everyone living now will get a hold of the thoughts expressed here so we no longer have to hide such a beautiful gift we have all been given. I was walking the other day while singing and I became sad because my voice didn’t seem to project out or have power. Then I remembered I usually sing in a small room with different acoustics. Then I remembered to cup my hand around my ear to hear myself better and my confidence came back and I was back to having fun. This is a very deep subject, but necessary to tackle, especially for our overall health. God bless you. 🙂

Hi mam i recently landed on your youtube channel ,i don't know why but you made me believeable that anybody can sing and control their voice .i am exploring more of your content and apply it in real life let's see what happens. Mam you are so underrated❤

For a long time I avoided lowered larynx because I thought it would cause me to pull chest voice up. I struggled with not connecting with my head voice, so I used it anyway a few weeks ago and it has helped a lot, but I lacked consistency and I didn't understand what was happening. Now I have a much better idea and know some things to look out for, thank you! I still don't know for sure if I'm singing in head and mixed voice properly because notes don't sound the same going up a scale as they do coming back down the scale. Hoping you make more videos like this so I can understand better.

I really love your videos. I feel more relaxed when trying different things and songs. This one about the larynx is very interesting. I want my body to be more relaxed when I sing so I don’t squeeze muscles in my neck. Thanks again.

Hi Natasa! Happened upon your helpful lesson quite by serendipity. You did a clear and concise job of explaining the larynx positions and voice effects. I’ve studied a bit of F.M. Alexander’s work on body mapping, and you did just that in a most useful way. Thank you. Bert

It's very interesting and important to learn how the body works. I have a better understanding after you explained it. Thank you. New subscriber.😊