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jaywiley
Joined: 28 Feb 2005 Posts: 2 Location: Hallowell, Maine
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Posted: Tue Mar 08, 2005 2:10 pm Post subject: Breathing "up" into your head |
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A way to visualize and physically free up the intake of air into the lungs
is to think of inhaling "up into the top of your head". Most singers try
to force air "down" into their lungs and make a lot of noise on the
inspiration. Noise is a sign of tension in the throat and tension reduces
the effectiveness of the breathing process. Breathing "up" relieves the
tension and there should be no noise (rasp) and the breath should feel
natural and free. I don't remember who demonstrated this to me but
I pass it along to others. Use it with the other great information contained
here and as suggested, make it a habit which will help during performance.
Jay Wiley |
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