Appoggio-How to Support in Singing

Learn how to support your singing with the best technique. Appoggio breathing has been around for centuries and has been used by the best opera singers in the world as well as many contemporary singers as well. This video also gives many breathing and support exercises to help you develop the muscles you need for your singing.

[turavurapodcast]

OMG I love the way you explain everything. Thank you ever so much for doing these videos

[RiyazLearnSinging]

Great breakdown on the fundamentals of breath support! The detailed explanation of posture, diaphragmatic breathing, and the exercises are super helpful. The Ferrari analogy really clicked—thanks for sharing these insights!

[weloverobospam]

Great info, and if I may be permitted to say, I find this a lot more obvious than when a 98 pound vocal couch tries to explain appoggio, and I'm just there going "I heard what she said, but I can't see what she's doing". Seeing this in something more akin to my own physiology really helps me to understand what I should be doing physically.

[suzannetevlin]

These are great exercises for breath support. I especially like the video you made a few weeks ago with the repeated scale. I've been able to do it for the 5 reps, required, so am very pleased. Thanks, Josh.

[GloriaMMercado]

Saludos desde el Norte de Argentina, gracias

[DianaMC-zmcl]

Muchas gracias por compartir tus videos. Me han ayudado muchísimo 🤩🤩 y he notado una mejoría en mi voz. ¡Eres un excelente maestro! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[dasarkas]

Excellent content and instructions. 🙏🏼

[ricomajestic]

Wasn't this guy Thor in the movie The Incredible Hulk Returns? Who knew he was an opera singer as well.

[ANOOPBAL]

Are there any major differences in operatic singing and contemporary singing? Thank you for the videos.

[deaddarkones]

Isn't apogio about the sound you make to produce the opetatic sound? Breath exercises are great but i think it is often times easier to think about the type of sound and feeling you get from doing these things to really do them as a pasive mechanism in you body!