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You are the best vocal teacher I have seen on youtube, im a beginner but i feel so much more confident by applying ur excercises to myself. Love the passion and enthusiasm!
It’s true the tongue must relax. In addition the ah sound is so open there’s a tendency the air escapes. So if you can produce the ah sound but with less open mouth.
if I wanted to sing countertenor, should i first learn how to sing in baritone, or go for countertenor first?? I want to practice the right one so that i can sing better for the other.
I’m still waiting for a voc coach to explain why some singers sing like Hermit The Frog but it must have to do with “tongue-stuffing”., line Lowell George from the 70s and quite a few others back then on the pop alt rock scene ( he’s o r of the few I line ).
One thing I'm not sure about is should i try to feel resonance in my chest and mouth at the same time? Or is one for high notes and one for lower notes? I can sing where i feel both but it takes a lot of concentration
I would have to work with you individually to give you specific advice. If you are in the lower part of your range, you will probably feel buzz in both chest and mouth. As you go up in pitch, the chest buzz will be less. See my playlist on Resonance.
@@Victoria-Victorious thanks so much and that explanation matches what I seem to feel when I try to go higher. Thanks for your response and your videos. I've watched a bunch of them so far.
@@Victoria-Victorious i think I'm in the lower part of the range but when I'm warmed up and focused I think I can do a higher head voice. It's really wild to me to see this all broken down because signing always just seemed like magic to me. But when you break it down I realize it's a skill like any other
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its like you literally read my mind !!!! was practicing yesterday and i struggled with ah
Great! See my other video on AH!
You are the best vocal teacher I have seen on youtube, im a beginner but i feel so much more confident by applying ur excercises to myself. Love the passion and enthusiasm!
Thanks. Always appreciated.
Hello Victoria, Roger form Valencia Spain. Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge.
You are so welcome! Great to meet you! I studied and performed in Spain!
@@Victoria-Victorious Wonderful Victoria, I didn't know about your experience in Spain... that's great.
I have some RUclips videos of my performances in Barcelona. 😊
The wide tongue cue was the trick for me!🎉
Thanks for teaching us these tips. They were very useful for me.
Ahh!!! Good to see you and very nice sweater too
Wonderful & so detailed, thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
golden🌟
Following you from Tokyo ❤
It’s true the tongue must relax. In addition the ah sound is so open there’s a tendency the air escapes. So if you can produce the ah sound but with less open mouth.
Nicely explained
I love you!!
Thanks for sharing, you shine as if you're nine hehe
if I wanted to sing countertenor, should i first learn how to sing in baritone, or go for countertenor first?? I want to practice the right one so that i can sing better for the other.
I’m still waiting for a voc coach to explain why some singers sing like Hermit The Frog but it must have to do with “tongue-stuffing”., line Lowell George from the 70s and quite a few others back then on the pop alt rock scene ( he’s o r of the few I line ).
Yes, pulling the tongue back.
Can you demonstrate without using vibrato? Just a straight note
You can hear me sing with straight tone to vibrato in my performance videos in pop style.
One thing I'm not sure about is should i try to feel resonance in my chest and mouth at the same time?
Or is one for high notes and one for lower notes?
I can sing where i feel both but it takes a lot of concentration
I would have to work with you individually to give you specific advice. If you are in the lower part of your range, you will probably feel buzz in both chest and mouth. As you go up in pitch, the chest buzz will be less. See my playlist on Resonance.
@@Victoria-Victorious thanks so much and that explanation matches what I seem to feel when I try to go higher.
Thanks for your response and your videos. I've watched a bunch of them so far.
@@Victoria-Victorious i think I'm in the lower part of the range but when I'm warmed up and focused I think I can do a higher head voice.
It's really wild to me to see this all broken down because signing always just seemed like magic to me.
But when you break it down I realize it's a skill like any other