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Alex sings and dances along to his favorite operas. Oh and a couple of mine are up here too. ;)
http://luindriel.blogspot.com
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Opera, singng, learning languages
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Beatles, Queen, Mozart, Rossini, most opera, High Llamas, Phish, Moxy Fruvous, XTC and many many more.
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I have favorite authors:
Jane Austen, Marge Piercy, Ann Tyler, John Irving, Jasper Fforde, Terry Pratchett and many others.














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Vocal Technique & Voice Training : Moving Larynx Up & Down With Vowels
Pavarotti About Covered Sound
This is also the technique used by Callas, Sutherland, Pavarotti, Caruso, etc.
Thank you.
I also sent this to a few people. The technique is called the Open Throat Technique. She is doing the close throat technique (wrong technique). You can achieve an Open Throat Technique by keeping a Stable Larynx Position. To get the placement in singing, many teachers will tell you to yawn while raising your cheeks. That is wrong because it closes and squeezes the throat. The correct technique is to yawn while NOT raising the cheeks and feel the back of the throat open. If you raise your cheeks while yawning, you are closing the throat, thus, you cannot achieve overtones and the sound becomes strangled. If you will not raise your cheeks while yawning, you are opening the back of the throat, thus relaxes the face and throat muscles to give way for the natural voice to occur.