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Having my back stay straight and making sure to take deep breaths

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Having my back stay straight and making sure to take deep breaths

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I'm able to have better air support and I just sound better when my back is straight

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Breath support and how to control my breathing

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Relax everything. Focus on relaxed shoulders, relaxed breathing, and relaxed jaw. 

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Relax everything. Focus on relaxed shoulders, relaxed breathing, and relaxed jaw. 

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It's kind of hard to breathe through a mask so expanding my stomach rather than from my shoulders helps me to get enough air to carry through phrases.

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When my jaw is relaxed, I feel like my sound is more open and doesn't sound as forced.

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Make sure you take a big breath if you’re gonna sing big phrases, otherwise it doesn’t work.

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If I focus on taking in a breath without making a noise. many times before concert choir, when I would breath I would raise my chest and breath loud. Keeping my back straight and being calm when breaking can help me take in more and sing for longer periods

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thinking about my vowel shape/lips/tongue mankes my singing sound more mature and relaxes my sound.

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When my jaw is relaxed and there is no tension, it makes it easier to sing higher and my sound is better.

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Making sure that my tongue is touching the back of my front teeth, and keeping my jaw loose and relaxed

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Making sure that my tongue is touching the back of my front teeth, and keeping my jaw loose and relaxed

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Something that helps me sing my best is having an open back space and dropping my jaw to get the fullest possible sound with my vocals. This is the first thing I check if I'm not sounding my best when singing.

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poop before singing, creates lighter and more buoyant tone 

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poop before singing, creates lighter and more buoyant tone 

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Good posture helps me sing better such as rolling my shoulders back and standing shoulder width apart. Also moving my body a little bit helps with dynamics and rhythm.

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Having good posture and making sure I take a good breath and maintain that helps me feel supported when I sing

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I relax my jaw and try not to force vibrato and let it just happen naturally

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When I have a relaxed jaw and have proper breath support, my sound is much more natural and less forced, and it also makes higher notes much easier to hit.

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This is the most important vocal technique I've learned so far in my singing career. By keeping my jaw relaxed the sound I create does not have tension. As well opening up the space in the back of my throat helps to create an open sound and helps with relaxing my jaw as well as tongue.

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By taking deep breaths that you can feel in your diaphragm, and using breath support to support my sound, I am able to produce a fuller tone and not take as many breaths, making music sound more musical.

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I find it easier to sing when I control my breath

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As a soprano relaxing my jaw and spinning my air really helps me sing my best and makes me feel comfortable especially when hitting higher notes that can sometimes be a challenge to reach.

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Making sure to expand when I breathe and not letting the breath make my shoulders move.

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When I start to relax, it gets much easier to hit higher notes. It feels almost effortless rather than like I'm reaching for a note.

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I have found that when I release my pressure I can sing higher and it doesn't hurt as much.

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One technique that has helped me with tone quality is keeping my tongue forward and on my bottom teeth

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Breathing deep and maintaining mouth space

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Breathing deep and maintaining mouth space

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I have found that focusing on taking deep and supported breaths and not closing up my throat and mouth space makes my singing feel easy and relaxed.

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Reducing tension in my neck, getting the right breath support

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Reducing tension in my neck, getting the right breath support

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I always remember that by doing this my sound will sound way better and more mature.

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This makes it easier for me to powerfully sing through phrases, no matter what volume I'm singing at.

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To understand when and how to balance the lights and darks of singing is something that has improved my tone immensely.

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As I get into the higher range, my voice tends to strain. I have started to learn how to open my throat more to allow more air in and more sound to come out. On the topic of stiffness, I noticed that I sing better when I am more "flowy" with my movement; buoyant in Krupke's terms.

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As a soprano, relaxing my jaw allows me to reach my full potential when in a high range

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making sure that i am breathing not up at my shoulders but down in my lungs and below the ribcage helps ensure i get a big enough breath and large enough expansion to support my voice through a phrase.

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Let me explain. When I sing, I've learned that I have to spin my air and use vibrato, so that's the dance part. The unicorn part is a metaphor about pushing air forward and upward. Think of how a unicorn's horn goes up and out of its forehead. That's where the sound sometimes needs to go for it to be as possible.

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Taking a deep breath and making sure that I'm releasing consistent air. I have to remember to keep the air flowing through the whole phrase, especially through higher pitches.

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My singing FEELS good, sounds better, and is much easier when I remember to expand my ribcage on my breath and relax my jaw, especially when I'm singing in my high range.