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Taught by Professor Dawn Pierce | 33 min | Categories: Hobby & Leisure
Take a closer look at the important role of inhalation in vocal technique. Explore three kinds of breath: clavicular (the upper chest), thoracic (the ribcage), and diaphragmatic (the lower abdomen). Then practice a gentle, three-part yoga breath that uses all of them. Next, apply this holistic way of breathing to a song, maintaining a dynamic posture and guiding your inhalation to release low into your body.
24 Lectures
1
Anyone Can Sing
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of 35 min
2
Vocal Warm-Ups
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of 48 min
3
Aligning the Spine
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of 47 min
4
Head and Neck Posture
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of 47 min
5
How to Practice Anything
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of 29 min
6
The Anatomy and Physiology of Breath
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of 42 min
7
Inhalation for Singing
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of 33 min
8
Exhalation for Singing
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of 48 min
9
Coordinating the Phases of Breath
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of 48 min
10
Sound Production
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of 47 min
11
Onset: Engaging Balanced Tone
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of 53 min
12
Resonance: Exploring Vocal Colors
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of 43 min
13
Utilizing the Soft Palate
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of 46 min
14
Releasing Jaw Tension
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of 52 min
15
Your Voice Type
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of 47 min
16
Maximizing Your Vocal Range
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of 56 min
17
Training Your Tongue
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of 59 min
18
Articulating Vowels
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of 38 min
19
Articulating Consonants
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of 46 min
20
Diction for Singing
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of 54 min
21
Engaging with Lyrics
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of 37 min
22
Communicating through Song
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of 49 min
23
Making Each Performance Personal
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of 57 min
24
Singing’s Surprising Benefits
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of 58 min
