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PPemba Tsering 4 years ago
Hello, Everyone I have been getting trouble with connecting my breath with my voice, I mean I can breath In a low and relaxed way but when I sing I dont feel like my breath is supporting my voice even though I breath from diaphragm, how can I use my breath to support my voice and get connect with it
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CCamille van Niekerk 4 years ago
The easiest way to feel that connection (in my experience) is with a lip trill! You can also practice a "Santa Clause" laugh ("ho ho ho"), in which your belly gently pulses. Then sustain those pitches, and you're basically singing!
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PPemba Tsering 4 years ago
Thanks Camile,but i also wanted to know when i sing should i keep the ribs expanded and let the belly fall first or do i need the ribs to let it fall with belly?
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CCamille van Niekerk 4 years ago
Ideally, you're keeping your chest and ribcage lifted as you sing, while your belly could stay expanded (that's more "classical" style) or gradually contract back inwards.
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PPemba Tsering 4 years ago
Do you mean we have to contract belly gradually inwards and keep our chest and ribs expanded as we are singing(in pop style)?
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CCamille van Niekerk 4 years ago
You don't technically want to contract your belly inwards - it may just naturally happen as you use your air! I wouldn't worry too much about your belly, as long as your chest and ribs stay lifted.
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PPemba Tsering 4 years ago
okay CAMILLE.Thank you..
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CCamille van Niekerk 4 years ago
You're welcome, Pemba!