Open the throat 101 for singing

This a very basic tutorial from removing tongue tension and prevent it pushing on your larynx.
WARNING: Never use force while touching the larynx/throat area. Be very mindful, gentle and careful.
Take as much time as possible for this one, and repeat it as often and as long as it is helpful.
Open throat exercises - part2:
• Open Throat for Singin...
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(this is for aligning the posture and to show you how to properly lie down on the floor for this tutorial)
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[@linororen]

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[@jeff420sparky8]

what's your breathing like after concert are you open mouth heavy breathing?

[@LexaTerrestrialx]

you're fr so brilliant at teaching complex intricate techniques so well

[@champnessjack1154]

Hi Linor - great stuff, as always! So much singing instruction misses this key part of giving concrete tools to provide direct feedback to accomplish the goal. I'm going to incorporate this method into my warmup routine.

[@linororen]

Looking forward to an update on whether this was helpful. thank you for the feedback!

[@nanivazana]

I always love your tutorial videos! So accessible and simple for any level singer :)

[@linororen]

Thanks! It means a lot coming from you. have you learned this technique with your teachers?

[@Youreout]

You have piqued my interest! I can’t wait to get home from work and dive into this. I’m very excited. Your passion is evident in how you teach: marvelous!

[@liubovpiatkowska2265]

Thank you for this lesson, this worked very well!

[@linororen]

Yay! what a pleasure to hear that, you just made my day. Do you have any specific exercise that is most effective?

[@katsboy22]

Classy and Beautiful as always, good morning from California Linor always good to see such beauty, Thank You. Gary

[@linororen]

Yeah, yeah, but are you also gonna do this tutorial??

[@SimonBittonMusic]

Thanks Linor 😍

[@linororen]

Thank you! will you let me know how it goes?

[@nanivazana]

I can't even think about all the simple techniques we never use till the penny droped! It usually happens after music

[@linororen]

Totally. For me opening the throat really changed the game - but I only learned it in my 30’s!

[@victorbradshaw7359]

Love your channel I couldn't help lmao on title though you may rethink it have a great day

[@linororen]

hmmm I'm sure I have no idea what you mean :)

[@chrismoukengue424]

hello Linor, thank you for your videos! I have a question: when I open my throat like you explain, it feels great, I feel the cool air in my throat, I breathe easier and it is easier to sing but my throat still hurt after one or two songs. I was thinking about the cords closure but after more than one month doing the uh oh exercise and the other one you show in your video on cord closure, it is not getting better. any advice? thanks

[@echuderewicz]

I would guess that most people have tongue root tension/engagement when they vocalize and I would also guess that 90% of TH-cam video instruction shouldn't be undertaken until after you get the tongue root tension solved.

[@cornelgeanta6201]

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[@lewk75]

Anything to hit those notes, right?! 👏

[@linororen]

Oh, you know it, people feel the shirt on their back for this...but for you - I give it for free ;)

[@michelbaritone]

Dear Linor, are the holes under the hyoid bone?

[@linororen]

yes, just under. Personally I find it easier to think of them in relation to the trachea, because you can trace it as I showed in the video. Whatever wroks, though!

[@jc30005]

Have you made a reaction to any of tiny Tim songs?

[@linororen]

Never heard of him! What's his style? Why is he special?

[@jc30005]

@@linororen he sings the “creepy song” as most people call it on insidious. I actually thought it was a female tbh. Believe it’s falsetto for that song but there is a few I’ve seen of him where he has a deep voice with more of an Elvis tone. I’ve seen a couple reactions to his music and found them pretty harsh on him because he was eccentric.

[@jorgetello8308]

🤩😍😄💖

[@linororen]

Thanks! Will you give this a go? I’m curious if it’ll help