Voice Lessons: Great Vocal Exercise To Ease Throat Strain
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
- Building awareness in your "voice-body" is key to singing with more confidence and freedom... here's a great vocal tool to ease throat strain.
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Probably my number one problem. I get hoarse quickly. I don't attack! I apparently sing with tension ( in a choral setting). I'm trying to relax, support more, and even sing with less volume ( and hopefully more resonance). I will keep listening to technique videos and working on it. Yours are GREAT. THANKS!
Her: dont just watch. Do it with me.
Me: yes ma'am. *puts fingers on voice box*
This is really good. After a while, you begin to get a sense of seeing the vocal tract. Kind of like knowing exactly what your hand is doing without seeing it physically. I went my whole life (40 years of it anyway) without ever having any discernible muscular and nervous feedback from the throat. What an amazing revelation.
This was my biggest problem thank you
You are so welcome! Thanks for watching. All the best with your singing!
Best tutorial on releasing throat strain so far!! Thank you!!
From one voice coach to another, great video! I always remind my students, minimize your movement and you will maximize your sound. the way you presented this here was easy to understand, yet a very effective way to neutralize vocal strain and muscular confusion. I can tell you are an excellent teacher. Keep up the awesome work!
Love this..! 🙌🏾
Since last summer i have had severe throat tension, even went to a ENT for evaluation! 37 next month, quit smoking 7 months ago, vocal broadcaster and never had issues prior to wearing masks and losing my projection - Subscribed & will keep you posted!
Thanks. I read Lamperti in his book say something to the effect of " first you must remove all violence from the voice". I think he was talking about what you are showing here. Making sure you onsets are not so forceful so as not to disturb your vocal line. Thanks!!!
Thank You!!! Learned something new today.
Great information, and trying to have ease in my vocal mechanism is an ongoing journey! Thanks for your awesome work!:)
Very helful! I really dislike how people teach those HARD onsets, when this is really all you need. Love it! Feels freeing.
This is totally true for me. I think attacking glottal stops might be a symptom of tension if not, at least work in tandem with tension to strain the voice. I'm glad that this issue was recognized and emphasized!
What a wonderful teacher you are I enjoyed watching you this morning and listening to you I understood perfectly and I'm going to practice today
Thank you so much for this wonderfully insightful video!
You're an awesome teacher, thank you very much !
I think this could really help me. My voice got messed up several years ago from a combination of acid reflux and vocal strain. I've been wanting to get back into singing live again, but I'm unable to do what I could before. I even went to a vocal therapist, but in some ways this video seems more helpful because it goes directly to singing.
Thank you, Nat, for watching. So sorry about the vocal challenges you are experiencing. That can be so frustrating. Don't give up. You will find the right formula for you. It may take time, but be patience, gentle and consistent. Wishing you all the best!
This helps a lot. Thanks!
I am so glad! Thanks for letting me know! All the best with your singing!
Very Good advice thank you.
Oh well shit. I do the gugus and gagas as a vocal warm-up, but I do it the incorrect way. Guess I know now where my problems are coming from, thanks!
Please view my video 'Vocal tips for a strained voice' here:
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I have always been so shy and very quiet and sometimes get upset when I can't get the sound to come out of the way that I keep losing it without being in the way
I use to much pressure, so my stomach hurts, do you have any video,
My talking has been hinded I am almost get it, but then when I speak, the prolem is there.
This one helps a lot.
Thank You!
thank you
You are amazing
Okay! I've noticed some strain as I age (or something) and its uncomfortable. I don't want to ignore it.
I've been on RUclips looking for guidance and you are, by far, the standout among potential virtual mentors.
Now! Do you you have a beginning point for the complete novice?
I'm off to your channel landing screen to see what I can see. Many thanks for the effort you have put into these presentations!
Hello! I am so glad you are here. I am sorry you are feeling some strain in your voice. I am really happy you are looking for solutions and not ignoring it. I don't have a beginning point in these videos and I should. Sorry. Check out the newer posts that I have created... see what you think if these...
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I hope these are helpful as a starting point... please let me know if you have any other questions. Thanks for watching!
I have been looking for for solution's here and other places , asking questions but, getting answers.
My questions are with my speaking voice, singing is another challange in itself!🥺
This really helps me
Yes, since I've found my vocal range every time I sing high notes, my swallowing mechanism kicks in, and my throat starts closing up. I end up with a strained voice, it's driving me nuts trying to work this out though. I think you may be on to one thing is that I'm pushing too much to get to notes particularly higher notes.
Maybe try a digastric massage while doing slides.
Great lesson, and wow ur pretty!
Thank you so much for your videos, Tricia! Please, don´t stop :)
Yes but how can we do that when the sound is to low to reach others
that was helpful, thank you
thank you, cant wait for the next video!!
What would you suggest to help a singer with a partially paralyzed vocal cord? Its partly frozen midline. I am a singer who was trained but need to find someone who can give me some help with this. My vocal cords get tired quickly and then the damaged one will spasm. I know the excercise to relax it but I'd like to avoid the spasm altogether. Thamk you.
NICE I LIKE YOUR VIDEO
Thank you watching!
Mrs. Leines.....I once asked you if you could send me to your very first lesson so I could start from the very beginning...so I could learn step by step....frankie ..Boston
Yes, you did :) and I believe I replied to you. I will double-check. My video lessons don't go in order and I don't have a first lesson that anyone should start with. I go week to week being inspired my by own vocal work and my work with my students. Sorry!
I feel like this forces you to use more breath support and aim the sound a bit higher.. does that make sense
you mean actually raise my larmex a little ? doesn't that thin out your tone?
Thanks for your comment.... the larynx will will tilt....as the vocal folds move from lower notes to higher notes there can be a sensation of up and down, but for me it's more of a tilting action. The feel the idea here is to allow the larynx to move freely... not depressing it or narrowing it.
Oh ok .......................... I agree Thank you for your help
isn't voice lessons and voice training the same thing, just that with some voice training videos are longer like 13 minutes.
Are we supposed to be able to use vibrato?
can you touch on how to sing led zeppelins going to California, I think its sung using the mask
Mrs Leines:
One of my problems even with taking into account all that you say about strain, is my throat gets very flemmy (only way I could think of describing it) after awhile. When either doing warmups or actually trying sing.
I was taking lessons for a year up until the virus. ....just noticed Nailgunskater is having the same issue as me (hoarse/flemmy)
Thank you for reaching out and sharing a bit of your experience. I have experienced this as well time and again. It can be so frustrating. There are few reasons why this can happen so experimenting may help you discover what is specifically going on with your voice... if I am either over-breathing or not managing the breath well this can cause distress in the throat and cause saliva to be made which can be experienced as phlegm. If my onset of vowel and/or consonants are too hard or too soft this can also cause a bit of imbalance in the throat and phlegm can be made. If I am dehydrated and the vocal folds need more moisture, phlegm made come as well to protect the vocal folds. If I am belting, "yell response" is created and the throat gets too tight my body goes into a bit of fight or flight and phlegm can be made. So I had to learn to balance my air to keep the throat relaxed. Train balance for the onset and keep my body and brain as relaxed as possible when belting. I am always trying to minimize the work while getting the result that I want. And, then I do the midset work to make sure my beliefs are not creating a sense of emergency when singing. Let me know how it goes! Wishing you all the best!
Mrs Leone’s Your so nice for taking the time out for me.
Where do I send my payment for the lesson ? :)
@@frangiew9076 You are so welcome! I am happy to help. I hope one of the suggestions moves you toward the results you are wanting. Let me know how it goes!
y my voice still creak cant sing
The same effect can be obtained by taking muscle relaxation tablets or just Imagine you have no throat
That's great that works for you. Some of my clients have come to me having adverse reactions to muscle relaxation pills and need alternative methods. Yes, for some people imagining you have no throat can help as well. Thanks for your comment! All the best with your singing.
Rejoice In Your Voice - Tricia Leines I’m just jokingly commenting, please don’t mind! Muscle relaxation medicine has the side effect of sleeping. 😄 Of course, do not take it arbitrarily.
Rejoice In Your Voice - Tricia Leines May God bless you！
@@oic8301515 Oh! :) Good to know!
@@oic8301515 Thank you! You are very kind!
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Hi, Eliana :) Have a beautiful week!
so, basically this could be a 5 second video. Don't use as much force. Pay attention to that shit and use the least amount of force necessary. Saved you 7 minutes.
Thank you! Best wishes with your singing!
So i think you might have graduated by just reading books than learning from a teacher more detailed.