Healing Breath with Renée Fleming

Soprano and Arts/Health Advocate Renée Fleming introduces Healing Breath: a series of breathing exercises shared by opera singers, actors and broadway stars for anyone trying to regain breath after illness, in collaboration with The Kennedy Center and Google Arts & Culture.
Learn more at g.co/artshealth or kennedy-center.org/healingbreath
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[@andrewross9732]

I love Renee Fleming

[@theogoldberg8919]

Watched them all . Top 5 : 1) Audra went to my heart gave me goosebumps and made me cry 2) Renée for the tools 3) Denyce for the truly amazing precision of her tips 4) Stacie for the meditative and healing state she made me feel and 5) Kurt for the crystal clear take on breath and support techniques .AMAZING

[@michelledillman6381]

As a dancer and yoga/ fitness instructor….. this is awesome! Thank you!

[@gahualli]

I just love this! Thanks Renée!

[@lukasmiller486]

Here’s another tip on how to gain relaxed breathing. Stay off the news and political/cultural memes and comment boards! Regardless of whether you believe them or not, they will drain every last drop of joy in your soul! Trust me; I have been there.

[@theogoldberg8919]

Thanks for caring, thanks for sharing

[@OperaSinger8822]

Thank you, dear Maestra!

[@elturtleligero1453]

Gracias

[@CharlotteCouleau]

Thanks for sharing!

[@brookemartin6101]

Before I just go ahead and take the liberty of saving this as a Favorite I'm going to ask permission to do so. I Love to sing and would like to become a better, stronger singer.

[@ArtsEdge]

Please do!

[@brookemartin6101]

@@ArtsEdge Thank you so very much I Really appreciate your kindness.

[@theogoldberg8919]

@@ArtsEdge in the same case as Brooke Martin! I am also asking if you could by any chance ask Miss Fleming if she would recommend FRY technique . I join Brooke in thanking you so much for this truly GREAT video

[@moniquerochasss]

..........
Siyabonga

[@theogoldberg8919]

Please what does RENEE think of frye technique ?

[@MikeDewisBaritone]

Wonderful but I would add that a healthy inbreath, using the back ribs as stated here, the shoulders do go forward and up a little. That's the expansion of the ribs. So whilst clavicular breathing, raising ghe shoulders is wrong, the slight lifting of the shoulders is not. Its why you need a teacher before you.