Breathy Voice? Create a Clear Tone With These 5 Exercises - Voice Lesson
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- čas přidán 24. 07. 2024
- Before we dive into ways to turn your breathy voice into a clear voice, know that I am sending you a big hug this morning.
Lots of roller coaster emotions happening throughout the USA and around the world right now. Feel all the feels. Choose supportive thoughts. Select the highest action. Turn on music and put it into song.
Are you struggling with a breathy tone. Maybe it's showing up in your low range. It could be in your high head voice or even throughout your range.
You are craving a clear, rich, powerful voice and this video can help.
Today's 5 exercises are great for shifting a breathy, weak, or airy sound into a clear, resonant tone.
This is a longer lesson...18 minutes.
I want to walk you through each exercise and give you real-time examples of what to do and what NOT to do.
Have fun with this and let me know how it goes.
Always feel free to ask me any questions about the content of this video.
Wishing you all the best!
Until next time, rejoice in your voice!
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I love this woman you can tell she actually is passionate about her craft and is a master. It’s one thing to be a good singer but a totally different thing to be an amazing teacher that is easy to understand 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
JO! You are so awesome! Thank you for the wonderful feedback. I am always overjoyed that the lessons land with the intention they were made... with love and passion :) Thanks for watching. Big hugs to you!
Have you stopped posting? Have not seen a new one in quite awhile. Always enjoyed them.
Excellent training 👏 ❤
Very good, thanks!!!
Thank you for watching, Juan! So glad you found it helpful.
Your videos are excellent, they offer us great help and new ideas about voice training! Keep up the beautiful work!
Thank you so much for the kind feedback and encouragement. I really appreciate it! So glad you are finding the video helpful. I wish you all the best with your singing!
Good advice.
I’m learning a number for a school production and I do have quite a breathy voice when it comes to singing so this is very helpful! Thanks very much!
Thank you, Tricia. This was very helpful! So many new insights like feeling the resonance work, let it be intimate, etc. What I do like about your video's is that you make it so much fun exploring! Bless you!
You are so welcome. I am so glad that you are finding it fun to explore. That makes me happy :) Thanks for watching and your kind feedback. All the best!
Brilliant someone who knows what they are talking about! Clear and great exercises plenty to practice or remind yourself where you should be working.
Thank you, Sharon, for watching. I appreciate your feedback. All the best to you in the new year!
Thank you I really needed this advice
I am so glad, Chelsea. Thanks for watching. Have a great weekend.
Rejoice In Your Voice - Tricia Leines your amazingly cool and your welcome
Thanks. This is a challenge
Thank for watching. Let me know how it goes!
Could allergy symptoms like post nasal drip prevent cord closure as I sing higher above my passaggio? For instance, I have no trouble smoothening my break around G4, but when I escalate pitch up to A4 and beyond, I feel it more difficult to maintain compression. I can feel the cords wanting to separate as if something is in between it, but it's not quite falsetto that comes out.
Hi James, this is a good question. Allergies could contribute if the vocal folds are irritated or thick because of the drip. Perhaps going to a laryngologist and doing a scope would let you know how your vocal folds are looking. Have you tried using the straw? (here's a video) czcams.com/video/mL4Y2IgdyPk/video.html
You may be feeing a shift needing to happen in the voice but perhaps the balance of CT and TA muscles and breath are fighting you a bit. Let me know what you think.
@@rejoiceinyourvoice-tricial3731 Thank you so much! I saw an ENT not long ago and she confirmed that my dust mite allergies are hindering me from singing in my upper register using full/mixed voice. My vocal folds are surrounded by an unusual amount of phlegm. I'm currently taking immunotherapy shots and will probably get relief later in the year. On certain days, it's easier for me to belt those notes, but I'm cautiously monitoring how it happens. I feel my voice using a mixed coordination of CT and TA as I go beyond F#4. That's where I thin out my chest voice a little bit and narrow my vowels. Thank you. Your videos are very easy to follow and provides a ton of insight.
@@Bottomless.Coffee Thank you for sharing with me some of the details of what you are exploring. I am really glad you saw someone. It sounds like you are very aware of your instrument. That is awesome. I can imagine that it is very frustrating that you are experiencing this but it also sounds like you are gently and slowly taking steps to find a balance for your voice. Nice work. Over the next few months, while you are doing the immunotherapy ask yourself if there is any other unnecessary tension that you can release while singing... jaw, ribs, breath, tongue, neck etc... little shifts to balance can support the overall results when your allergies subside. Cheering for you!
Hi. I'm very breathy when talking. There is no bass in my voice. Been to several ENTS,Had a piece put by left vocal chord,worked at first but went breath again. Can you help?