Ep. #18 How to practice keeping an open throat.

In this episode of SInging Television, Sara Leib shows you a way raise your soft palate, to keep an open throat.

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Howto & Style

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• how to keep an open throa
• open throat
• soft palate
• raised soft palate

[thebunny14]

This is a very good thing to practice because it means your engaging your diaphragm and not just breathing into the chest cavity. 

[singingtelevision]

@thebunny14 awesome!

[grubsta]

Hey, i just started singing recently and I've noticed people classifying their voices with instruments like baritone and tenor ect.. How can I identify what type of voice I have?? and what's an accurate method of finding my current vocal range?? please and thank you!! :)

[singingtelevision]

@grubsta Hey! Great question. Will do an episode on this soon...

[Jigaboo123456]

Great tip, thanks.

My sons, weary of my murdering various tunes, bought me "Singing for Dummies"- which didn't live up to it's title, as the part relating to the soft palate was difficult to understand.

The genius in many things, such as design, manufacturing or instruction, is not in complexity, it is in making complex thinsg simple, which is what you have acheived here.Many thanks.

[singingtelevision]

@Jigaboo123456 Thanks! Glad you (and he) like the vids.

[brockjarrett789]

HAHA I totally gagged. Thanks, good video :)

[GraceSailing]

this is wondeful advice!!! :)

[Dominick7]

I concur with her. Excellent tip.

[Dominick7]

Rishimukherjee1

[stickittoya1981]

@thebunny14 how is that? Feeling the air on the soft palate is a sign of using diaphragm ?

[draiman4life]

I'm using this video to learn how to chug beer. >:D

[singingtelevision]

@rishimukherjee1 great to hear!