Starting a Song on the Right Note
This week we have a question from Brenda who is having a little trouble finding the first note when performing a song. This is a common problem, and I suggest 2 practical solutions. Read on to learn more.
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This week we have a question from Brenda who is having a little trouble finding the first note when performing a song. This is a common problem, and I suggest 2 practical solutions. Read on to learn more.
This week we have another singer having trouble with their high notes, but in a different way. Brad let us know that his warm-ups are going well, but the song performance is having a little trouble. Do you ever have this issue? Read on. Question: Hi, My voice freezes up and or fades away on…
There’s a reason why baseball players try to “Hit it out of the park.” When they do, nobody can stop them from scoring at least one run; sometimes four. The Athlete’s Preparation What are the preparation and skills that allows a home run? Physical strength. Strength to swing the bat hard enough, and at an…
When I sing on a high pitch my throat becomes dry and feels blocked or choked. What should I do?
The bottom line is this: You should only take the breath you need for the next phrase. Taking more breath than you need will leave you anxious and less efficient. It will limit your ability to be free and expressive in your singing. Real security comes from owning good technique, not over-filling on breath. And, with that security comes confidence and freedom.