Voice Lessons - The Philosophy Of Singing

[HeartsAndLungs]

I know how the eight year old feels :/ That's what has happened to me :( HELP!

[rollingcube]

If you start the video with that wretched screeching, doesn't inspire one with confidence.

[bayleepop]

I always mute it until that little e stops screaming.

[HigherPlanes]

@bayleepop lol I do the same thing. The high pitch little e makes me ears hurt.

[pinkblushsassy]

@HigherPlanes What are you kidding me the E intro is cute, I use this as my ringtone and whenever someone sends me a message everyone around me freaks out hahaha... Nice Video..nicely explained.

[yale120]

@bayleepop lol same here. it's so annoying >.>

[cuchunilumdq]

me too!  hahahaha@bayleepop

[anulay]

@bayleepop HA! Ditto! I really wish they would just leave that out.

[MarilynFinland]

@bayleepop Me too :D

[helen2U]

@bayleepop that e makes me laugh hehehe

[valycaramel]

Sorry can someone explain me this Brett's advice? I don't understant spoken English very well.

[flaze3]

@valycaramel Brett says that you should try to keep your preparations for singing simple, and to have an awareness of your body, and how it works.

[AussieVocalCoach]

Great advice Brett. It's easy to get too caught up in technique. At some point you have to just trust that your body and cords will coordinate at a subconscious level. It's much easier to connect with your audience (and yourself) if you aren't constantly thinking "what is my diaphragm doing, do I have enough cord closure, ect.."

[fattyboyblue]

great advice

[Quadracer687]

Hello Brett I really loved your tip of the week and I totally agree on everything you said great work and I hope you are doing well Quadracer687 (Laura)