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I like to share articles or videos about this technique, because although I don't sing, I do know there is a well-known heavy metal singer that has been bending at the waist during live performances for the better part of 30 years. Most people joke around and make comments that he is bending over to read from a teleprompter, but I have always suspected he was utilizing this technique to assist in reaching his full vocal range.
@@TinyPandemonium the indomitable Rob Halford from British heavy metal band, Judas Priest. In his youth he was an incredibly versatile singer, but now in his later years (he is in his early 70's) climbing up and down his vocal range is much less easy. On a good night he is still brilliant behind the microphone though.
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hello, i am a christian singer, and learn alot from your video, May God bless your sharing, kiinldy enlighten me how a bariton can sing well in lower voice with better breathing , not squeesing the throat
The main benefit is to focus the your breath support on your lower abdomen, and to keep everything above the sternum loose. I am sure that your theory could be true too :)
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finally made me get why in live performances when the high note comes singer bends or crouches. I thought it was just a showmanship.
I like to share articles or videos about this technique, because although I don't sing, I do know there is a well-known heavy metal singer that has been bending at the waist during live performances for the better part of 30 years. Most people joke around and make comments that he is bending over to read from a teleprompter, but I have always suspected he was utilizing this technique to assist in reaching his full vocal range.
Zach, Thanks for posting this. I have never made this connection with heavy metal singers, but you are probably right :)
Who's the singer?
@@TinyPandemonium the indomitable Rob Halford from British heavy metal band, Judas Priest. In his youth he was an incredibly versatile singer, but now in his later years (he is in his early 70's) climbing up and down his vocal range is much less easy. On a good night he is still brilliant behind the microphone though.
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Thnk you sir🙏😊
Thanks a lot
Gracias maestro. From Chile. Cada ejercicio me sirve y mejoro mi colocacion de la voz. Saludos.
I really love this man, you are my youtube mentor when it comes to music, by the way i am handling kids choir... God Bless you Roger Hale...
Thanks Herbie! So glad that my videos are helping you. Good luck with your choir.
@@RogerHale yes your such a blessing for me and to my choir also, once i navigate youtube your channel is my first priority to check...
thank you so much for your lesson Mr Hale
Thank you. This is healthy for me
hello, i am a christian singer, and learn alot from your video, May God bless your sharing, kiinldy enlighten me how a bariton can sing well in lower voice with better breathing , not squeesing the throat
Hi @dd dd, my newest video on Vocal Fry may help you relax a little. Please check it out. ruclips.net/video/RAdbe9A7658/видео.html
Gracias Roger, podrías subtitular todos los videos que estes publicando??? me encantan pero no entiendo mucho. Un abrazo
Thank you! Another helpful lesson!😊
fantastic! Thank you for sharing!!
You’re welcome Hannah!
QUE LEGAL!!!
Thank you very much! muito obrigado!
Does it also fit for female voice by this way, please?
Excelente técnica mestre
Thank you for great knowledge sir
It's my pleasure Gusti!
Muxhisimas gracias desde argentina!!!! GReat!!!
I'm guessing when we bend forward with a relaxed jaw, gravity helps lower the larynx for us without having to tense up? Thank you for this tip, Roger!
The main benefit is to focus the your breath support on your lower abdomen, and to keep everything above the sternum loose. I am sure that your theory could be true too :)
Thank you for your great videos, Sir.
Lawrence, thank you for watching
Looking forward to a men's chorus exercises soon! :)
I m big fan of you sir.. Nice
Thank you so much 😀
Wow! Didn't know this was a thing. I guess it's good for practicing the notes but would look pretty silly in an actual performance setting haha
Shelby, You are right, we never do this and performance :-) But it’s great to understand where the air support comes from.
Me, gets to G: *ahauegargle* 🥴
Wow! It works so well. However my wife looks at me as I if was in a need of psychiatric help ;-)
Thank you for sharing. Very funny.