EPISODE · Oct 8, 2021 · 57 MIN
THE BREATH!
from This Is A Voice · host Jeremy Fisher and Dr Gillyanne Kayes
Send us Fan Mail Dr Gillyanne Kayes & Jeremy Fisher dive deep into breathing techniques for singers & speakers. And we share What MDs really shouldn’t do to their singers Why one of the classical “rules” really doesn’t serve the singer (and you still hear it on recordings) When you don’t need much breath Why rhythm is so important for easy singing (and it may not be what you think) Why Rib Reserve and Accent Method are opposite breathing techniques and how you might use them together (or not) How you can maintain “pressure” in long notes Jeremy demonstrates what happens to his voice following an old breathing technique And you hear us fact-checking each other on physiology (because after all, we’re humans) RESOURCES The Vocal Process Learning Lounge - 550 resources on singing, speaking and breathing techniques for less than the price of one singing lesson https://vocal-process-hub.teachable.com/p/the-vocal-technique-learning-lounge SOVT 1 streaming course https://www.rayvox.co.uk/?ref=VOCALPROCESS SOVT 2 live online course https://store.vocalprocess.co.uk/sovt-workshop Online Singing Teacher Training Weeks 1 & 2 https://store.vocalprocess.co.uk/singing-teacher-training-online This Is A Voice: 99 exercises to train, project and harness the power of your voice https://amzn.to/3iEXQ7Z
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Send us Fan Mail Dr Gillyanne Kayes & Jeremy Fisher dive deep into breathing techniques for singers & speakers. And we share What MDs really shouldn’t do to their singersWhy one of the classical “rules” really doesn’t serve the singer (and you still hear it on recordings)When you don’t need much breathWhy rhythm is so important for easy singing (and it may not be what you think)Why Rib Reserve and Accent Method are opposite breathing techniques and how you might use them together (or ...
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