#reveiller

Augmenter son taux vibratoire par la gentillesse

Bonjour à tous, voici un court article pour partager 5 actions de gentillesse qui permettent d’augmenter notre taux vibratoire.  

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When I first started tackling "Pourquoi me réveiller?" by Jules Massenet, the extreme high A#'s were a challenge but with daily practice it got better and better to the point where I could sing with confidence. This aria was never in my repertoire until last year mainly because I had preconcieved notions about my voice being limited to only early music or Baroque composers like Bach and classical music such as Mozart. Now my mind has changed completely. You shouldn't confine yourself to specific genres of classical music. If I had stuck to my own self-limiting beliefs then I would have probably remained a "Mozart specialist" for the rest of my life. How incomplete an existance for me... Don't limit yourself. If you have been privileged to be born with vocal cords that can be trained to learn the whole opera book, then sing the Whole Damn opera book! So of course when I sang this for the music video in December 23rd, 2016; I thought I had accomplished a milestone. Wow, I thought to myself, I can sing high A# at full vocal capacity (not falsetto!) and it's not uncomfortable; all I was thinking about was vocal stamina and vocal power. But of course as I write this today, I have just recently performed again on August 5th, 2017 and I am humbled by what the music presents to me. Each time I perform this aria, it represents a new benchmark because there are still fine points that can be worked on within this aria. I am definitely not "done" with this aria, ever... Everytime I sing it, there is something to be learned. After my most recent concert performance of this aria, I can say that it's not all about power and stamina. Now it's also about finesse and warmth, along with stamina and power. Each time I sing live, there are additional elements that are added on to present a fuller picture of what I see in my mind and feel in my body. "Pourquoi me réveiller, ô souffle du printemps?": Why wake me, O breath of Spring - the gloomy Werther sings this aria near the end of the opera when we already know he will tragically meet his fate. He loves Charlotte but unfortunately she is already married to Albert. When Werther sings this aria, Charlotte realizes that she does indeed love him but she must send him away. And upon leaving Werther contemplates suicide. But before he does that, he sings a couple of brilliant High A sharps !! https://vimeo.com/225599114

Shane, tu t’es chié dessus ! C’est la honte…

Shane, tu t’es chié dessus ! C’est la honte… Après une soirée vraiment trop arrosée et ivre mort son lit, les potes de Shane vont le réveiller et lui faire remarquer qu’il s’est littéralement chié dessus pendant la nuit, le mauvais reflexe pour Shane est de vérifier si c’est vrai…

https://dailymotion.com/video/x2bkokd

Shane, tu t’es chié dessus ! C’est la honte… par Breakforbuzz

Réveiller un somnambule provoquera la même chose que réveiller quelqu'un qui dort normalement, avec l'incompréhension de la situation en plus, mais rien de mortel donc. Le mieux est quand-même de ramener la personne jusqu'à son lit tranquillement, ça reste désagréable et stressant d'être réveillé comme ça.

Il n'y a aucune raison qu'un somnambule ai une force surhumaine, votre corps est le même, par contre il peut ne pas fixer les mêmes limites et faire des choses que vous n'oseriez pas faire, réveillé.