Vocal Technique: Lecture 4 - Resonance

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[wwwjohnjewelcom]

I can think of more , this was a great break through knowing, doing was cool, having it is , just a few lessons away, and than, its gone.

[tamagna1982]

@wwwjohnjewelcom I am not sure I understand this comment.

[Arun45678]

Thank you for your videos - I really do appreciate your effort.

However, as a student, I feel that a "show, don't just tell" would have been more useful. For example, I wouldn't have a clue what resonance is from your textual description.

Thanks again!

[tamagna1982]

In essence resonance is the placement of the voice so it is audible and clear. In a private studio we would address each of the specific things to you that would better your resonance.

But to put it clearer, think of directing the voice 5 feet ahead of you out onto the soft palate, but not closing the space in the back of the throat, keeping it lifted and buoyant. And maintaining clear vowels as shown in the articulation videos I believe.

[tamagna1982]

@Arun45678

If I can create an addendum to this video I will soon. It's a bit crazy busy right now for me to add to these, but I always welcome questions or confusions. I admit it was a massive task to try to cover all these topics in the 10 minute clips you tube allows!

[Crystalrefractions]

nice lecture

[raoniification]

Thanks for the nice vocal lessons videos you posted on youtube. There are quite a few years now since I've done my last singing lessons (baroque and romantic), and your lesson was very nice to refresh concepts and techniques.

I wold like to suggest you to publish something on mixing head (falsetto) and breast voice. This is a very polemic topic and in youtube I could find only a few tutorials for pop and rock singers, while it is also a central technique in baroque singing.

[IamtheHeartandtheSha]

@rlane91 I don't think that singing is actually "natural" thing at all. The reason why some people seem to sound good even without the help of lessons is that they just naturally use their resonators effectively.

[rasamalai108]

<3 Thank you!!!!! <3