DON’T DO THIS FOR HIGH NOTES! Follow my advice! #shorts, #singinglessons, #vocalcoach

Let’s discuss a big mistake (and very common) when singing high notes. Don’t ruin your high notes. I’ll tell you what to do instead and it’s easy! Learn how to sing high notes without straining and have better resonance too. Sing better now by following Victoria’s Victorious Vocal Tips!

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Stop straining on high notes!

I have taught thousands of singers in all styles for over 32 years, and have studied voice for 44 years! I always explain everything in everyday language, besides being entertaining! My videos give you quick fixes as well as long-term solutions. SING BETTER NOW! Follow Victoria’s Victorious Vocal Tips!

[Backpackguy]

Must say you are such an effective and passionate teacher.

[fezzypepper]

When I'm behind my keyboards or just standing up doing my vocal warm-ups, I notice the difference having to change the angle of a my head down for the low notes and up for the high notes. There seems to be a perfect spot for each half note.

[JournalofaWarriorsJourney]

I LOVE this because I take a class to keep my singing voice active and core muscles engaged but the “don’t look down for high notes” is so relatable - we have class in a classroom but our finals are in the auditorium - no microphones (and I’ve been using them for decades 😅). Good stuff! 👍🏻
~ Karah

[htx_anaa.]

Thank you SO much, I really needed it❤

[Smallik]

My High notes went out after seeing this woman 😂

[kevinbissinger]

Why do i get the feeling like you're gonna smack my hands with a ruler if I mess up?

[TheTilde]

Well I'm confused. I thought that I had to do that so that the jaw open, so that my throat can open. So should I still open my mouth on higher notes, but "up", not "down"? I.e. opening my mouth but putting my head a little back (and up)? I just tried that and it seems to workt. Advice welcomed.