very very helpfull.this is the best channel teaching sing with diaphgram with great teacher. easy to understand.now i start to practice, thanks you very much.
I guess I'll say it here first before commenting about breathing that yesterday, I sang through your exercises for pulled chest-high larynx for the first time right before practicing a song I'm learning and found I had no difficulty at all on a phrase that in the past has always given me trouble; where it suddenly jumps from a low note (chest) to a high note (head), then back to chest voice. My confidence and enjoyment of the song skyrocketed, and it was all so easy. I haven't tried it since but this could be the freedom I've been seeking for my voice my entire singing life, and I'm 66 years old. Thank you for sharing this gem of a technique! Regarding breathing, I'm not sure if I'm doing it right, but I find that it is helpful to feel an engagement for just a split second before gently pulling my belly button inward toward the back. Otherwise, I find too much escape of air right at the start of singing. Do you feel that engagement when you breathe, or do you discourage it because it introduces unwanted tension?
Yes...definitely I feel an engagement...which I think is the coming together of the vocal cords. This will help you as much as the breathing technique!
First VISUAL AID I've seen from any online vocal coach and finally I actually understand it!! Thank you sooo much! I have been swinging here and there with music and I am a participant in my school music club!! This will definitely help me sing much better at our next club meeting!! Thank you, Sir Gilmore 🙂
+Shaquetta Stewart Here is 9. ruclips.net/video/P2pLJfWUjc8/видео.html When you go to my youtube home page, click on videos, then on the right click on the right there is a drop down that gives you two options, "date added" and "most popular". If you click on date added you get everything listed. You may have to load more videos to go back to the earlier episodes.
Wow! I discovered you like fifteen minutes ago and it's amazing! I'm struggling so much with the power of my voice! I'm gonna do your exercices! Hope it's gonna help (don't really have a doubt on it)! Plus, you explain why some things are necessary! Thank you!
+Maëva Gosselin Hi Maeva. Be sure to take the PowerTest at www.powertosing.com/. Once you know your vocal type download the exercises in the Knowledge Center. They will help you.
Brilliant video and best one out there on this topic. I used your guidance and it worked amazingly well. I saw this last year and it’s been a life saver and great demo. No one else can explain it right or demo it properly. Your channel rocks and it’s now my goto when recording vocals for this years 2021 sessions.
@@PowerToSing Also, the way you are interrupting the Seth Riggs info to what you are doing is great. Easy to understand and apply which is the big thing for me. As a suggestion, i would love to hear your take in a video about songwriting in terms of melody and words since that is what the end user is hearing. Maybe have a session for songwriters which could employ all the info you are putting out there. Just an idea. Not many on YT are able to do this. Just a thought and suggestion.
@@planetcool2240 PC can you be more specific? What is it exactly that a song writer needs to hear, or that would help the song writer make his/her songs better?
@@PowerToSing When you initially write a song, you have a plan with a melody and potential lyrics to fit that melody or vice versa. There are no rules but there is either lyrics or a melody that will be used when recording the vocals. This might not be a signing question in one sense so I apologize for not being clear, but as songwriter and vocalist, i think the biggest challenge is to getting the right words to fit that melody sometimes or having a great lyric line and finding the right phrasing and melody to go with it. I do find that your videos do talk about technique but also you seem to mix that part in about how words fit in too. I guess its a trial an error thing and I am just asking how it all comes together when recording or if there are tips you can share when recording vocals. Sorry for the long message and thanks for reading.
@@planetcool2240 There is no question that lyrics and melody lines have a big impact on each other. If a singer is struggling especially with high notes, they think by lowering the key it will get easier. However, if by lowering the key the melody and chorus and or bridge of the song is at the top of chest voice, they will be hoarse by the end of the gig...if many of their songs are pitched this way. They actually should raise the key so the melody line is frequently in their first vocal bridge (so the voice can easily Mix) and the high notes of the chorus or bridge can occur at the top of their first vocal bridge or even in their 2nd vocal bridge for climax notes. This also supposes that they know how to sing Mix voice. The results is very interesting and exciting songs.
Hey man: I’ve figured out a way. Most singers do this. Put your hand on your chest firmly as if you’re singing a heartfelt phrase. This helps to not move the chest and only the stomach to do the moving.
Hello again, Chuck! How long should I do these exercises before seeing a difference? I know this is my main issue as an artist with a mixed vocal type…should I do all the FastTrack exercises at once or focus on breathing?
Get the basics down on breathing...It shouldn't take long. Then apply the breathing to every exercise and song you sing. Breathing is much simpler than the singing world makes it. But it will take conscious effort at first until it becomes a habit. You should notice improvement immediately when done correctly.
@@PowerToSing, thank you so much for all your tips! I will incorporate all these and schedule a lesson soon. I’ve watched MANY videos in the past week and commented on a few…you were the only coach that responded and your information provided worked! Thanks again and talk to you soon!!!😊
Hello! Great video as usual. So I can support my voice, but after I sing a phrase, I usually have some extra air left that I need to exhale before inhaling for the next phrase. Is there any solution to this?
When you talk, do you keep talking until you have expelled all your air? Or do you just breath when you want to? When singing, just breath where it makes sense...like the end of a phrase or sentence or at a comma in the lyrics. No need to wait until you are out of air to take a breath.
I feel like I can breath my diaphragm when singing but I have a quick question I’ve seen a lots of videos but is it correct when I exhale and sing you tighten the stomach muscles and pull Inwards or do you just let the stomach exhale on its own or do you pull in as you sing gently? I’m worried I’m tightening my abs to much causing tension if that makes sense. Great video by the way I subscribed! :-)
@@PowerToSing Thanks so much for replying. So as you take a breath and you exhale as you sing you keep pulling in the stomach or do you pull on each note or phrase you sing? Should it be like when your laughing the stomach is pulling inwards going up and down after every laugh or do you pull in at a consistent rate until you need to take a breath again? Sorry for the bad analogy of the laughing its the best i can describe haha Thankyou :-)
Mr. Gilmore your channel is probably one of the best, so specific and thoughtful. I also like how "out there" the informations are, it's not like you keep anything for yourself to baiting people on purchasing stuff. My question is what's your opinion on ribs expanding as a way to breath and support while singing ? Thanks.
Thank you. I have found that if I focus on good posture, with my shoulders back and my chest up...leading with my rib cage, my ribs are expanded really nicely. Then I am able to fill my lungs with as much air as I need. After that, I don't get too concerned about more ribcage expansion. It seems to take care of itself. To me, focusing too much more on rib expansion introduces more body tension which is not helpful.
I love this! Is it common to feel light-headed when singing with your diagram? Sometimes I feel like I am using too much air, or the air is too "powerful"
Hi Jake. It's not common. But I think you are right...too much oxygen is making you light headed. Just moderate how much air you are taking in. It doesn't take a lot of air for this to help you.
It can. And sometimes that's exactly what you want. Other times, you pull your tummy in slow....to control the air. With practice, it works really well!
I learned quickly to breathe with my diaphragm by wearing a corset type dress for Renaissance Faire. I was unable to move my chest so I had to figure out a new way to breathe. I've been breathing with my diaphragm ever since. I have a very strong diaphragm and can expel air out at a long length.
I like many of your ideas Chuck, bit the diaphragm is higher than the abdominals or tummy. We do not do yogic breathing,where stomach expands,rather above it where the diaphragm expands as the tummy remains toned, and as we exhale we use compressed air as in an exhale on a sssssss where the muscles do not move a lot. I have tried every method in the book, but this is what works for me and my students.That being said, perhaps there are many roads that lead to Rome??
There are many great breathers that are lousy singers...and lousy breathers that are great singers. I think breathing is very helpful, but there is so much more.
I was responding to your words and description about breathing. Of course there is a lot more to it. I had a European singing career after studying with charlatans at the best institutions in the world and having to spend years undoing what was taught me.
@@4444marla That's so interesting Marla. It still surprises me that this happens. We (I) grow up believing that your teachers have all the answers and that the answers are the correct ones. My teacher in high school was university trained with a Masters in vocal performance. She didn't know that she didn't know about mens head voice, how to bridge, vibrato, etc.
The definition of belting, for many singers, IS yelling. However we define it, we know that yelling is not desirable for the singer or listener. In my context, belting is an intense Mix of Chest and Head voice. In fact, very experienced "mixers" can sound like they are in chest, but are actually mixing but have a great deal of energy and "cut" in their mix and they can bring that coordination up into the upper middle like D5-Ab5 for the ladies.
Are you practicing or singing a song? What kind of practice are you doing? If it is a song, is it low notes? High notes? Are you sustaining it or singing quickly past the notes? How are you doing it now?
I do suffer from allergic bronchitis whenever there is a weather change and I am generally unable to take in much air. I struggle a lot singing on the higher scales or higher notes. For example Lata Mangeshkar songs. I have a finale competition next month. I am so tensed about my voice as it is getting strained from singing higher notes on a scale higher than mine.
It's more than likely that your problem is not breathing, but the larynx rising. You may want to look at this: www.powertosing.com/discover-your-vocal-type-wt and this: www.powertosing.com/pulled-chest-high-larynx-2/
Hey chuck! I would like to ask if appoggio breathing or farinelli exersice is Good? Because some vocal teachers told that "this is the Best breath management"?
@@PowerToSing I want ask u about something !! I pronounce all the letters of the Diaphragm, that 'n and 'M from my nose. What must be done about it??? Have a good day ❤❤
+Kevin Richards Rock the Stage NYC Hi Kevin, I watched your link and agree with so much of what you said. I have a lot of students who take really shallow, high chest breaths. They end up with very little air and then they squeeze it out by collapsing their chest and pulling their shoulders inward as they push air out. Often I find that if they can get the mechanics right (at first almost in slow motion) it leads them to do exactly what you've described. Eventually not even "taking" a breath, but allowing the vacuum created to just refill the lungs without even thinking about it. Thanks for the great tips.
Power To Sing I didn't mean to spam your channel (not my thing) but I thought some viewers might want to see/hear a further explanation on why proper breathing is essential.
Power To Sing You know it's funny - in all the hundreds of students who have come through my studio door over the years, I have yet to see ONE take a high chest breath so I'm always puzzled by the attention this type of breathing gets. 98% simply don't breathe deeply at all - period.
very very helpfull.this is the best channel teaching sing with diaphgram with great teacher. easy to understand.now i start to practice, thanks you very much.
very very helpfull.this is the best channel teaching sing with diaphgram with great teacher. easy to understand.now i start to practice, thanks you very much.
very very helpfull.this is the best channel teaching sing with diaphgram with great teacher. easy to understand.now i start to practice, thanks you very much.
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You sing very well man! And you explained this very nicely. No one else explained how to inhale and exhale with each phrase.
Thanks Jose!
very very helpfull.this is the best channel teaching sing with diaphgram with great teacher. easy to understand.now i start to practice, thanks you very much.
The best explanation I have ever seen. Finally I got it!! With the modern technologies it's high time all vocal teachers used the visuals!!
Glad it helped, Ekaterina!
I'm grateful for the hard work you've done to become an amazing vocal coach
Thank You!
Thank you! I was practicing doing that, but now I could finally see WHY it is so helpful.
+Albina Mahomedova Hi Albina, you are welcome! I'm glad it was useful for you.
I guess I'll say it here first before commenting about breathing that yesterday, I sang through your exercises for pulled chest-high larynx for the first time right before practicing a song I'm learning and found I had no difficulty at all on a phrase that in the past has always given me trouble; where it suddenly jumps from a low note (chest) to a high note (head), then back to chest voice. My confidence and enjoyment of the song skyrocketed, and it was all so easy. I haven't tried it since but this could be the freedom I've been seeking for my voice my entire singing life, and I'm 66 years old. Thank you for sharing this gem of a technique!
Regarding breathing, I'm not sure if I'm doing it right, but I find that it is helpful to feel an engagement for just a split second before gently pulling my belly button inward toward the back. Otherwise, I find too much escape of air right at the start of singing. Do you feel that engagement when you breathe, or do you discourage it because it introduces unwanted tension?
Yes...definitely I feel an engagement...which I think is the coming together of the vocal cords. This will help you as much as the breathing technique!
I love the way your voice sound here.
Thanks Pattricia!
Just what I needed, thank you!!!
You're so welcome!
First VISUAL AID I've seen from any online vocal coach and finally I actually understand it!! Thank you sooo much! I have been swinging here and there with music and I am a participant in my school music club!! This will definitely help me sing much better at our next club meeting!! Thank you, Sir Gilmore 🙂
+Shaquetta Stewart Great! Thanks Shaquetta!
+Power To Sing where can I find on youtube episodes 9 and 10 as mentioned in your video??!
+Shaquetta Stewart Here is 9. ruclips.net/video/P2pLJfWUjc8/видео.html When you go to my youtube home page, click on videos, then on the right click on the right there is a drop down that gives you two options, "date added" and "most popular". If you click on date added you get everything listed. You may have to load more videos to go back to the earlier episodes.
+Power To Sing Great! Thanks alot. 🙂
+Shaquetta Stewart You are welcome!
Wow! I discovered you like fifteen minutes ago and it's amazing! I'm struggling so much with the power of my voice! I'm gonna do your exercices! Hope it's gonna help (don't really have a doubt on it)! Plus, you explain why some things are necessary! Thank you!
+Maëva Gosselin Hi Maeva. Be sure to take the PowerTest at www.powertosing.com/. Once you know your vocal type download the exercises in the Knowledge Center. They will help you.
❤ lots of love sir this solved all my breath support issues for singing
Awesome! Thanks!
Brilliant video and best one out there on this topic. I used your guidance and it worked amazingly well. I saw this last year and it’s been a life saver and great demo. No one else can explain it right or demo it properly. Your channel rocks and it’s now my goto when recording vocals for this years 2021 sessions.
Thanks PC! Nice to know it's working for you. I appreciated the feedback!
@@PowerToSing Also, the way you are interrupting the Seth Riggs info to what you are doing is great. Easy to understand and apply which is the big thing for me. As a suggestion, i would love to hear your take in a video about songwriting in terms of melody and words since that is what the end user is hearing. Maybe have a session for songwriters which could employ all the info you are putting out there. Just an idea. Not many on YT are able to do this. Just a thought and suggestion.
@@planetcool2240 PC can you be more specific? What is it exactly that a song writer needs to hear, or that would help the song writer make his/her songs better?
@@PowerToSing When you initially write a song, you have a plan with a melody and potential lyrics to fit that melody or vice versa. There are no rules but there is either lyrics or a melody that will be used when recording the vocals. This might not be a signing question in one sense so I apologize for not being clear, but as songwriter and vocalist, i think the biggest challenge is to getting the right words to fit that melody sometimes or having a great lyric line and finding the right phrasing and melody to go with it. I do find that your videos do talk about technique but also you seem to mix that part in about how words fit in too. I guess its a trial an error thing and I am just asking how it all comes together when recording or if there are tips you can share when recording vocals. Sorry for the long message and thanks for reading.
@@planetcool2240 There is no question that lyrics and melody lines have a big impact on each other. If a singer is struggling especially with high notes, they think by lowering the key it will get easier. However, if by lowering the key the melody and chorus and or bridge of the song is at the top of chest voice, they will be hoarse by the end of the gig...if many of their songs are pitched this way. They actually should raise the key so the melody line is frequently in their first vocal bridge (so the voice can easily Mix) and the high notes of the chorus or bridge can occur at the top of their first vocal bridge or even in their 2nd vocal bridge for climax notes. This also supposes that they know how to sing Mix voice. The results is very interesting and exciting songs.
Thank you so much for such useful content
My pleasure!
Hey man: I’ve figured out a way. Most singers do this. Put your hand on your chest firmly as if you’re singing a heartfelt phrase. This helps to not move the chest and only the stomach to do the moving.
Definitely helps to get this physical feedback.
Hello again, Chuck! How long should I do these exercises before seeing a difference? I know this is my main issue as an artist with a mixed vocal type…should I do all the FastTrack exercises at once or focus on breathing?
Get the basics down on breathing...It shouldn't take long. Then apply the breathing to every exercise and song you sing. Breathing is much simpler than the singing world makes it. But it will take conscious effort at first until it becomes a habit. You should notice improvement immediately when done correctly.
@@PowerToSing, thank you so much for all your tips! I will incorporate all these and schedule a lesson soon. I’ve watched MANY videos in the past week and commented on a few…you were the only coach that responded and your information provided worked! Thanks again and talk to you soon!!!😊
@@CharleneRenee Thanks! I'm glad it's helping!
Thank you for the video. Its really hepls
Glad it helped
You sound like an angel!
Hello! Great video as usual. So I can support my voice, but after I sing a phrase, I usually have some extra air left that I need to exhale before inhaling for the next phrase. Is there any solution to this?
When you talk, do you keep talking until you have expelled all your air? Or do you just breath when you want to? When singing, just breath where it makes sense...like the end of a phrase or sentence or at a comma in the lyrics. No need to wait until you are out of air to take a breath.
@@PowerToSing thank you!
I feel like I can breath my diaphragm when singing but I have a quick question I’ve seen a lots of videos but is it correct when I exhale and sing you tighten the stomach muscles and pull Inwards or do you just let the stomach exhale on its own or do you pull in as you sing gently? I’m worried I’m tightening my abs to much causing tension if that makes sense. Great video by the way I subscribed! :-)
@@PowerToSing Thanks so much for replying. So as you take a breath and you exhale as you sing you keep pulling in the stomach or do you pull on each note or phrase you sing? Should it be like when your laughing the stomach is pulling inwards going up and down after every laugh or do you pull in at a consistent rate until you need to take a breath again? Sorry for the bad analogy of the laughing its the best i can describe haha Thankyou :-)
@@sh4un333 Pull in gently consistently...not with every note or phrase. Pull it in gradually as you are using the air....slow and consistent.
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Mr. Gilmore your channel is probably one of the best, so specific and thoughtful. I also like how "out there" the informations are, it's not like you keep anything for yourself to baiting people on purchasing stuff.
My question is what's your opinion on ribs expanding as a way to breath and support while singing ? Thanks.
Thank you. I have found that if I focus on good posture, with my shoulders back and my chest up...leading with my rib cage, my ribs are expanded really nicely. Then I am able to fill my lungs with as much air as I need. After that, I don't get too concerned about more ribcage expansion. It seems to take care of itself. To me, focusing too much more on rib expansion introduces more body tension which is not helpful.
Power To Sing And how about the stomach inflation or should I just simply focus on posture ? Thanks.
No the sensation of inflating the stomach is very helpful. I would do it as Episode 15 and 16 describe.
Power To Sing Thank you Sir.
I love this! Is it common to feel light-headed when singing with your diagram? Sometimes I feel like I am using too much air, or the air is too "powerful"
Hi Jake. It's not common. But I think you are right...too much oxygen is making you light headed. Just moderate how much air you are taking in. It doesn't take a lot of air for this to help you.
wow.. loved the video. Thanks for a great tip.
but when you pull in, doesn't that let the air rush out quicker?
It can. And sometimes that's exactly what you want. Other times, you pull your tummy in slow....to control the air. With practice, it works really well!
I learned quickly to breathe with my diaphragm by wearing a corset type dress for Renaissance Faire. I was unable to move my chest so I had to figure out a new way to breathe. I've been breathing with my diaphragm ever since. I have a very strong diaphragm and can expel air out at a long length.
Maybe I should invest in a corset to train all my students! Men and women!
I like many of your ideas Chuck, bit the diaphragm is higher than the abdominals or tummy. We do not do yogic breathing,where stomach expands,rather above it where the diaphragm expands as the tummy remains toned, and as we exhale we use compressed air as in an exhale on a sssssss where the muscles do not move a lot. I have tried every method in the book, but this is what works for me and my students.That being said, perhaps there are many roads that lead to Rome??
There are many great breathers that are lousy singers...and lousy breathers that are great singers. I think breathing is very helpful, but there is so much more.
I was responding to your words and description about breathing. Of course there is a lot more to it. I had a European singing career after studying with charlatans at the best institutions in the world and having to spend years undoing what was taught me.
@@4444marla That's so interesting Marla. It still surprises me that this happens. We (I) grow up believing that your teachers have all the answers and that the answers are the correct ones. My teacher in high school was university trained with a Masters in vocal performance. She didn't know that she didn't know about mens head voice, how to bridge, vibrato, etc.
What about belting vs yelling? And differentiating the 2
The definition of belting, for many singers, IS yelling. However we define it, we know that yelling is not desirable for the singer or listener. In my context, belting is an intense Mix of Chest and Head voice. In fact, very experienced "mixers" can sound like they are in chest, but are actually mixing but have a great deal of energy and "cut" in their mix and they can bring that coordination up into the upper middle like D5-Ab5 for the ladies.
@@PowerToSing i gotta figure that out then
Thank You So Much This Helps!
Great! Thanks :)
Sing with force or softly after inhaling plx explain??
Are you practicing or singing a song? What kind of practice are you doing? If it is a song, is it low notes? High notes? Are you sustaining it or singing quickly past the notes? How are you doing it now?
@@PowerToSing i m practicing of aaa sound
@@PowerToSing practice sustain aaaa vowel on C# note
@@inspirationtalent4416 Hi Elijah: When you are practicing, you don't need to do it loud. Medium to Medium loud as the most.
@@PowerToSing thanks
I do suffer from allergic bronchitis whenever there is a weather change and I am generally unable to take in much air. I struggle a lot singing on the higher scales or higher notes. For example Lata Mangeshkar songs. I have a finale competition next month. I am so tensed about my voice as it is getting strained from singing higher notes on a scale higher than mine.
It's more than likely that your problem is not breathing, but the larynx rising. You may want to look at this: www.powertosing.com/discover-your-vocal-type-wt and this: www.powertosing.com/pulled-chest-high-larynx-2/
love this
You are the best.. another tutorials on how to sound better please..I hate my voice
Start here: www.powertosing.com/discover-your-vocal-type-wt
Hey chuck! I would like to ask if appoggio breathing or farinelli exersice is Good? Because some vocal teachers told that "this is the Best breath management"?
Sorry, I'm not familiar with these exercises.🙁
really helpful !
thank you so much!
Thanks Kristina!
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Thank u ,!!!❤❤
You're welcome 😊
@@PowerToSing I want ask u about something !! I pronounce all the letters of the Diaphragm, that 'n and 'M from my nose. What must be done about it???
Have a good day ❤❤
@@ni3995 N,M and Ng all will send the air through the nose because they open the soft palate. That's the way it naturally works.
@@PowerToSing so it's okay if I sing N m ng from Nose?
@@PowerToSing Omg Thank u so mush for your reply . You so kind ❤❤❤❤👐
do you really have to sing with full air in your stomach or just enough air?
The air is in your lungs. And we need just enough to sing what is required. Too much air will not help. Too little is not adequate.
May ask....so when m taking out my breath my stomach should contract??
When you breath in, your tummy goes out...because the diaphragm is flattening out and pushing your tummy out.
@@PowerToSing thank U sir
Why is it so that when i do that breathing, my throat and chest hurts quite a bit?
The Reaper, I don't know. It shouldn't hurt even if you are breathing wrong!
University teachers, conservatory teachers: most of them haven’t got a clue.
Do not belly breath - here's why?: ruclips.net/video/hY7T3jBeSd4/видео.html
+Kevin Richards Rock the Stage NYC Hi Kevin, I watched your link and agree with so much of what you said. I have a lot of students who take really shallow, high chest breaths. They end up with very little air and then they squeeze it out by collapsing their chest and pulling their shoulders inward as they push air out. Often I find that if they can get the mechanics right (at first almost in slow motion) it leads them to do exactly what you've described. Eventually not even "taking" a breath, but allowing the vacuum created to just refill the lungs without even thinking about it. Thanks for the great tips.
Power To Sing
I didn't mean to spam your channel (not my thing) but I thought some viewers might want to see/hear a further explanation on why proper breathing is essential.
Power To Sing
You know it's funny - in all the hundreds of students who have come through my studio door over the years, I have yet to see ONE take a high chest breath so I'm always puzzled by the attention this type of breathing gets. 98% simply don't breathe deeply at all - period.
+Kevin Richards Rock the Stage NYC No worries. Didn't feel spammed. I appreciate your experience and insights.
excuse me how to know that someone is singing from his diaphram or i can't know
Hi KH have you watched all these? www.powertosing.com/knowledge-center/category/breath-control/
Background music is so loud in clips... ://
Sorryyyyyyyyy.
@@PowerToSing still your content is so helpful, thank you indeed ♥
It's actually well mixed.
I leaned this too but I don't see famous singers moving ther bellies.
With practice, they won't see yours either. But not everyone does this. Nor does the camera always show closeups of their stomach's. :)
Its your inside bag pipe
Sir I Like to sing how are you sing but u don't know how to sing 😊
Watch this video and follow the directions. ruclips.net/video/d0Ob8WGmvPc/видео.html
very very helpfull.this is the best channel teaching sing with diaphgram with great teacher. easy to understand.now i start to practice, thanks you very much.
very very helpfull.this is the best channel teaching sing with diaphgram with great teacher. easy to understand.now i start to practice, thanks you very much.
very very helpfull.this is the best channel teaching sing with diaphgram with great teacher. easy to understand.now i start to practice, thanks you very much.