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To your anon that was asking about the tickling on the soft palette when in head voice... I used to get that!! It was before I started supporting my head voice, so my voice would come out very breathy and the extra breath escaping would kind of 'tickle' the roof of my mouth. So this could be it? Maybe?
Ooh, good insight, that definitely could be it!
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Do you have any pointers for the vowel 'ah'? I don't like that vowel! Lol. I sound great on really forward vowels like "ee" or "eyh" and even "oh", but "ah" always falls into the back of my throat. The only way I can brighten it up is by switching from "eeeeeahhh" and then it makes it forward. But I can't seem to nail "ah" all by itself! So frustrating.
I think the issue with “ah” is that it’s so easy for it to get caught in the back of the mouth. So, essentially, we want to bring the resonance forward in the sound to get that focus that the other vowels have for you. One thing that will help is your mouth position. I think the instinct is often to keep the mouth in just a dropped jaw, open “oh” position for the “ah” vowel, but we want to adjust that position slightly. Draw back your lips slightly and even bare your teeth just a bit--imagine biting into an apple! Now, just try saying an open, bright “ah” sound. The bared teeth with help bring the sound forward in your mouth, and keep it from falling back into the throat! At the same time, this mouth position keeps the vowel deep and rich, not allowing it to become shallow or nasally!
Lately I've been experiencing tension in a weird place! Not my actual throat, but the area around my throat, like where my collarbone is. I remember you referencing this a while back, how tightening that area is a habit that some singers have, and I think I might have that! What do you recommend to loosening up there? Thanks! :)
Often times we tense that area right as we breathe, and we can often see the muscles actually flaring there. The best way I can say to loosen up is to look in the mirror as you work, and really focus in on gentle breathing in. You can still breathe low and fast without tensing up there--it just takes concentration and some dedicated work!
So I have the opportunity to audition for a Theatrical Youth Ensemble that is made up of adults who are contracted to perform for youth in 3 shows over the course of a year. I've never done something like this before. They have given us two fun monologue options and said to make our auditions a theatrical, creative and fun experience suitable for children. Aside from maybe some props and the actual acting, what do you think they'd be looking for? Sounds like they want something really original.
I think they’re looking for people who can engage an audience with a text. And more importantly, engage children! Meaning, going beyond just saying the lines, but rather drawing kids in and keeping them engaged--not an easy task! I would say it has less to do with making it necessarily original, but rather something that’s energized, engaging, and spectacular!
Hi, Christine! I see a ton of questions about mixed voice here recently. I just wanted to share my experience over the years that has helped me really utilize the best mix possible, since it is where I do most of my MT singing. First what helped, my teacher had me really strengthen both my chest and head register so they were in healthy places. Then we did a lot of descending/ascending scales + interval jumps. (1/2)
(2/2) What finally really helped, was learning to spin the air forward through my mask. That completely unlocked mix for me. It was all about the mask! The "wee-oh-wee-oh-wee-oh-wee-oh-wee" on a descending octave scale where you sing on descending thirds (idk, maybe you can explain this better?) is one of my favorite exercises for 'warming up' my mixed before a belt song. So I don't know if any of this can help your followers, but it's been really helpful in my journey with mix!
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I need a song rec... just kidding. ;) I do not understand how people miss the big headline on your ask. Anyways, I just wanted to say have a wonderful day! How are you and Tali today?
Haha, who knows. We’re doing great! One of my best friends is in town from NYC so she came over for a bit before we went out and did a photoshoot. Tali isn’t very used to new people, though, so she was pretty shy. She’s usually such a goofball, but she was such a little scaredy cat! But she did steal a beanie baby off of my desk and drag it down stairs to play with, which was pretty hilarious. So, all around, a pretty good day. Just about to head out to rehearsal, which is always fun!
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