Category Archives: vocal registers

Vocal Freedom

Posted on November 5, 2010 by Guy Babusek

A problem that is common with many singers is that of excessive muscular activity during singing. There are muscles which are involved with things like chewing, swallowing and yawning which are commonly recruited by singers who try to manipulate their … Continue reading →Share on Facebook

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Finding the Mix

Posted on March 29, 2007 by admin

As discussed in a previous post, there are points in the vocal range when the muscular mechanism which operates the vocal cords changes while the resonance sensations in the body shift. This is where most people experience a break, or … Continue reading →Share on Facebook

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Vocal Registers

Posted on March 27, 2007 by admin

Have you ever looked inside a grand piano? The strings look similar to a harp. The strings that produce the low notes are long and thick, and they gradually get shorter and thinner, until the strings for the very top … Continue reading →Share on Facebook

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