Breathing and Breath Support for Singers - 3 SECRETS!

Breathing and Breath Support for Singers - Here are 3 SECRETS that you should know! All singers need to master how to breathe for singing and breath support for more fullness of tone, more power and endurance. Without it, you are limited. Many singers know what to say but do not put it into practice. This video includes both inhalation and breath control exercises to make it more automatic. Improving your breath management will change your voice! Follow Victoria's Victorious Vocal Tips for Healthy Vocal Technique (serious technique made fun)!

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[craigherriot]

I don't sing, but I do play cornet and that is the best explanation of the breath support mechanism I've heard. I too wonder why this is not taught more widely at junior level. Your point about over-breathing resonated with me, as I often make the mistake of taking in too much air for the length of phrase to be played, and ending up with a lot of stuck, stale air that cannot be gotten rid of. This creates tension in the body and a closing of the throat, which are nothing but bad news for a brass player.

[catherinemeares]

I’m excited to be doing this. I’ve always loved to sing but people often tell me to ‘belt it out’, or say, ‘it’s good but I can’t hear you. Finally I’m going to get some structured techniques to strengthen my voice and sing better and longer. I’m 76 and not done yet.

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Yes indeed Victoria is a blessing. The obsession of teachers with the word ‘diaphragm’ and many other constantly used vague terms has caused me endless confusion!!!! Victoria quickly dissolves the confusion time and again, with a simple comprehensible explanation. P.xx

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Victoria, you're awesome! This really helps a lot.

[feiwong]

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[theRobertDG]

Thank you for another enlightening lesson and much needed reminder about breath support :)

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Thanks a lot for your free tutorial madam it helps me a lot..

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[jcc]

I learned a lot about gently pressing against the ribcage to slow down exhaling while singing to hold a note longer. Thank you.

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A favorite lesson here…..I practice this on my evening walks!

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[amanitamuscaria]

Excellent. I will practice. Thank you Victoria.

[umilya]

Thank you so much Victoria, it's very very true that the amount of air shouldn't be a lot to sing a long phrase..my bad experience.

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