IS SINGING BREATHY BAD FOR YOU? AND WHAT ROLE PLAYS BREATH SUPPORT?
In this video I am answering some questions I got recently concerning breath support and singing breathy. Both topics are related and in this video I will explain why.
relevant videos:
Breathing for singers: • How To Breathe When Si...
Width of your Thyroid Cartilage: • Singing Lesson: Train ...
Headvoice vs Falsetto: • DIFFERENCE between HEA...
Singing WITHOUT Air Pressure: • Transform Your Voice |...
Aspired and Connected Headvoice: • The Head Voice That So...
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Important videos about VOICE ANATOMY:
1. Larynx position and what to avoid: • FIRST SINGING LESSON w...
2. How to gain 4 Octaves: • Increase Your Vocal Ra...
3. Breathing for singers: • How To Breathe When Si...
4. Head Voice and Falsetto are not the same: • DIFFERENCE between HEA...
5. Width of your Thyroid Cartilage: • Singing Lesson: Train ...
6. Singing with the optimum tongue position: • TONGUE POSITION FOR SI...
7. Don't sound nasal when singing: • How NOT To Sound Nasal...
8. Difference between Head and Chest Voice: • Difference between HEA...
9. SINGING Practice & REST for OPTIMAL VOICE GROWTH: • SINGING Practice & RES...
10. Singing WITHOUT Air Pressure: • Transform Your Voice |...
MUSIC THEORY & MORE:
1. Essential Music Theory: • Music Theory For Begin...
Playlists:
1. Essential Vocal Anatomy: • Essential Voice Anatomy
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Hello there!
I'm Timo Parker a professional Vocal Coach & Musician, and I want to help you reaching your full potential as a singer. Everybody is capable of having a strong and healthy singing voice that is able to sound in a range of at least 4 octaves. Building your instrument as a singer can be a challenging and frustrating process, especially if you don't know what your are doing. That's why I made it my mission to assist you getting there faster, with the right training. Everybody can train muscles within their body. Hence my motto:
Everybody is born to be a SINGER.
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CONTENT OF THE VIDEO
00:00 Intro
00:30 The Comments
01:57 Open Thyroid Cartilage- Why?
03:14 Lower Risk Of Falsetto
04:04 Forceful Exhalation vs Aspired Headvoice
05:59 Why No Air Pressure
07:52 What Is Voice Support
08:09 Less Breathing More Singing
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disclaimer:
This channel serves the purpose of free education for anyone. However I assume no liability for anyone using any of the given exercises shown in this video without my supervision. Any phonation (i.e. vibration of the vocal folds) or physical exercises shared in this video will be practiced on your own behalf.