Sing Higher Notes Instantly w/ This Simple Trick

[@timoparker]

02:59 I was meant to say that the distance between the jugulum and the thyroid cartilage DECREASES, when we lift the sternum!
Cheers! 😊

[@MikeJones-uh6ll]

You sir. Are a awesome teacher. Been taking online lessons for about 2 months now never heard anything about raising the sternum I already can feel the difference! Thank you so much for the wisdom you gave to me and others going to follow you for sure.

[@timoparker]

Thank you so much for this kind words. I really appreciate it! Glad it to hear that it helped you on your singing journey. 😀

[@Hits789]

Thank you so much

[@timoparker]

Any time

[@Minunmaani]

Thank you!

[@timoparker]

You're welcome!😊

[@Practicalmusicministryskil4906]

This is great- thank you! I just started sharing videos on my RUclips channel in the hope of making music literacy accessible to all. Learning to read music opens up a whole new world for musicians.

[@timoparker]

Sounds great! 😊

[@SimonSosa0]

I love your videos thank you

[@timoparker]

Thanks for watching! 😀

[@HappilyAnonymousGirl]

I immediately felt like yawning after I raised my shoulders and sternum. Not sure if it was because I was thinking of it or not, but the fact that I felt it is a good sign to me. Thank you

[@timoparker]

Awesome thanks for the feedback! Just make sure that you stay relaxed in your shoulders and that you can lift your sternum without shoulders as well. 😀

[@question-question]

Thanks again Timo, for another helpful video.

[@timoparker]

Glad it was helpful! 😊

[@vobavocal]

😁 it took me the making of about 50 videos before i understood that Jugular is the english word for Yugulum. 😂 1:22

[@timoparker]

Haha thanks to you I’m now aware of it as well 😊 I appreciate it! 🙌🏻