Exploring Nasality

Hi singers! Here’s an exercise to explore… Placement! I like to help singers figure out how to sing on an open vowel (“ah”) with his little mask placement as possible. That doesn’t mean they won’t use any mask within a song… But it’s a great foundation. The purpose of this exercise is to go from complete nasal/mask placement (“hnnnng”), to, hopefully, zilch! 👌🏻 Use the exercise to explore!
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[@DustyBelew]

I can't sing a note, but I love watching her videos. Love her!

[@tlhogisekhuthe]

That exercise actually felt really good 😅 it's almost 'freeing'

[@RozetteSaaangs]

😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@TaurusVenus]

Great helpful technique! Going to try with my students. Thank you!

[@RozetteSaaangs]

Have fun!

[@Ren_Ysidro]

This... actually helps.

[@rachelraykar]

thank you! this really helps me from perpetually soundin like a disney princess😂 how do I work on bringing my mixed voice lower? i noticed your beginning notes in this video ended up being a bit too low for me to start wit the hnng ah exercise