EPISODE · Feb 1, 2020 · 6 MIN
Singer E - Lesson Excerpt (5/2/07)
from Cornelius L. Reid Project · host Cornelius L. Reid
Comment: Use of the octave jump to make the voice less chest oriented and allow for a better register coordination. Quote: An important preliminary exercise for introducing a factor common to both registers is the octave jump. What this does is to help establish a resonance adjustment which is the same for each of the two registers. At the same time it prepares the way for a realignment of the registers in the area of difficulty by appropriate use of intensity. (The Free Voice)
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