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Final notes.

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Vocal parameters : rhythm, volume, intonation, timbre) vocal tessitura.

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Practicing for the final exam of the course.

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I liked the song was something new.

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Presentation of chapters and exercises. The exposition helps the student to find suitable strategies to develop the class. It also gives you experience to manage a group of people.

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Vocal hygiene. Norms of vocal hygiene. Keeping our body hydrated should be a priority. I did not know that cleaning the throat is so bad.

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Imposing the voice is the  same as projecting it.
Inventing commercial. By creating different voices you learn to manage the voice of integrating it into the teaching strategy.

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Diction. The diction is difficult to learn. However, it develops throughout the practice.

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Breathing and relaxing exercises. It is essential to do breathing exercises and take into account the different types of breathing to have a healthy life.

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Course indications
Task recording 1.
Exercises.
I liked the exercises where the body relaxes.

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Professional Vocal Warmup 2 - "Increasing Vocal Range"

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Different types of sounds. Places of the articulation. Knowing where and how sounds are produced helps good pronunciation.

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Knowing the speech apparatus.
Amazing.

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Singing in the MRI with Tyley Ross - Making the Voice Visible

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Shallow breathing and it disadvantages. Knowing the phonatory system helps to take into account how to take care of it.

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Learn to Breathe Correctly: Why belly breathing is the key to health

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Different types of breathing. Many times we do not realize how we affect our body breathing incorrectly.

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Breath is life. The quality of your breathing is a powerful determinant of your physical and emotional state of being. As a yoga teacher I try to emphasize that the physical yoga practice exists to serve the breath-designed to create a solid vessel for the transport of the breath.

The way I see it is that 5000 or so years ago a bunch of guys decided to sit around and explore their breathing as a means to go inside of the body and mind. The initial yoga poses were simply seats of meditation. And then they realized that sitting still was harder than they thought so why not develop some positions to work the body and better accommodate the breath. Sometime later (some 3500 years), the Nath yogis got it into their heads that building a better body, which concurrently helped with the breath was a means unto itself. Just to be clear, I'm sort of winging it with the last paragraph but it makes sense to me.

One of my main approaches is that the body is a machine with a very specific design and we want to try to accommodate that design if at all possible. There are numerous ways to breathe but from my perspective there is a best way that we would like to tap into and make natural. This requires some fundamental changes to our posture but I think the effort is worth it.

Here are four types of breathing that are available to us:

Diaphragmatic- On every inhale the diaphragm muscle is designed to lower minimizing the space in the abdominal cavity. This is why the belly pushes out with an inhale and why this is sometimes referred to as belly breath.

Thoracic- If the diaphragm doesn't descend when we inhale the chest must expand to accommodate the air that has been sucked into the lungs. There is nothing wrong with employing thoracic breathing by choice (this is the ideal way ashtanga yoga is practiced-with the bandhas on and breath work limited to the chest until the end of the session.) we just don't want it to be our default breathing pattern.

Clavicular- Most people don't realize just how much space the lungs take up in the body. The top of each lung is above the collar bone, or clavicle. Clavicular breathing is unfortunately when we don't even manage to get the inhale lower than the collar bone. This is considered the shallowest pattern for breathing.

Paradoxical- is a strange breathing occurrence where the chest compresses on the inhale rather than expands and vice versa.

Ideally diaphragmatic breathing is our natural mode of breathing. If it isn't, and there can be numerous reasons why it isn't, awareness of what type of breathing you most often employ is the start to changing the way you breathe to a different pattern.

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Breath is life. The quality of your breathing is a powerful determinant of your physical and emotional state of being. As a yoga teacher I try to emphasize that the physical yoga practice exists to serve the breath-designed to create a solid vessel for the transport of the breath.

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Resonators.
Never imagine their great job.