- Long, rounded mouth is "good form"
- "Big deep breath" is needed - diaphragm support
- Dynamics related to mouth and breath (aka pressure)
- Head voice, chest voice, mixed voice are different - and belt is unhealthy
- "Break" is bad
- Alto vs soprano - can only be one or the other
- Singing is natural
When the voice "disappears," so does the effort!
Going wrong allows you to suss out for yourself how to do it right.
Shifts required for success in a specific task does not mean other tasks aren't already successful, they just require less effort.
A big breath needs to go somewhere-- so does a small breath (which is why asperation is bad-- it is an escape of air I need)
In its purest form, "speech quality" is "thick fold"-- thick fold is tough to maintain as pitch gets higher without additional effort and tasks. Cracks are natural!
Confidence comes from the total knowledge we're doing it right.
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