Podcasts about head voice

Vocal Range – What the Fach?! Ever wondered what really defines a singer's voice type? In this episode, BAST founder Line Hilton demystifies the world of vocal fach—but is it really all about range? From booming basses to soaring sopranos, discover the roles of tone and timbre, hear some of the exercises we can offer in the studio to help a singer expand their vocal range, and get to know where might raise ‘vocal health' red flags.WHAT'S IN THIS PODCAST?0:30 What is a ‘fach?'4:30 How do we know what fach we are?10:58 Do we always need to assign a fach?14:27 What are the typical ranges of each fach?21:06 What does ‘alto' really mean?23:10 Measuring a singer's range27:35 What is intrinsically happening when we sing across the range?30:35 Range for a child Vs an adult34:57 How can we extend range?43:36 Range Red FlagsAbout the presenter click HERERELEVANT MENTIONS & LINKSKaya Herstad CarneySinging Teachers Talk - Ep.103 How to ‘Measure' a Singer with Kaya Herstad CarneySinging Teachers Talk - Ep.201 Working with Hypermobile Singers with Sarah AlgoetJenevora Williams(Third Edition) Teaching Singing to Children and Young Adults by Jenevora WilliamsSinging Teachers Talk - Understanding Singing and Menopause with Joanne BozemanSinging Teachers Talk - Ep. 73 The Best Vocal Exercises for Laryngeal Stability with Line HiltonSinging Teachers Talk - Ep. 83 The Best Vocal Exercises for Sick Voices with Line HiltonSinging Teachers Talk - Ep.113 The Best Vocal Exercises for Chest Voice with Line HiltonSinging Teachers Talk - Ep.114 The Best Vocal Exercises for Head Voice with Line HiltonSinging Teachers Talk - Ep.115 The Best Vocal Exercises for the Transition with Line HiltonSinging Teachers Talk - Ep.140 The Best Vocal Exercises for Pitch Accuracy Training with Line HiltonBAST Blog - Singing and The Premenstrual VoiceLori Sonnenberg Singing Teachers Talk - Ep.199 The Truth About Muscle Tension Dysphonia: Insights from Dr Chris Johnson & Teach VoiceSpotlightWebsite: www.inehilton.comBAST Training helps singers gain the confidence, knowledge, skills & understanding required to be a successful singing teacher. "The course was everything I hoped it would be and so much more. It's an investment with so much return. I would recommend this course to any teacher wanting to up-skill, refresh or start up." Kelly Taylor, NZ ...morebasttraining.com | Subscribe | Email Us | FB Group

Dear VoiceHeads,Welcome to episode 3 in the series.  Here we take a trip to Wembley Stadium (I beg your pardon?  I don't even know what a green screen is!) and do a breakdown of Freddie Mercury's vocal technique on lesser-known Queen hit, "It's A Hard Life", track 3 off of album 'The Works'.  We talk Chest Voice, Head Voice, vocal rasp and distortion, but I try to keep it 'in the parlance of our times' as Maude Lebowski would say.Audio quality's a little less than you've come to expect- apologies on that!  Shower was running and my software plugin C-Vox left just a little static around the edges.  Hopefully you stay riveted with my comedy and insights.allvoicemedia.com/backstage

From early mystic folk inclinations to more fried and psychedelic work, Ben Chasny's Six Organs of Admittance project has never settled into an easy, definable zone. But 2024 sees the Six Organs sonic universe expanding kaleidoscopically, even by Chasny's prodigious standards. First was Time Is Glass, an album that documented his return to Humboldt County; then Jinxed By Being, a collaboration with ambient dub master Shackleton, and on September 27th, Companion Rises (Twig Harper Remix), which finds Chasny's 2022 album Companion Rises completely reimagined and re-created by sound artist Twig Harper. The results are unlike anything you've ever heard in the Six Organs catalog—though it's all part of the design, Chasny says. For this return visit to Transmissions, Chasny joins host Jason P. Woodbury to discuss his trio of 2024 releases, his experiences playing with David Tibet's apocalyptic avant-garde collective Current 93, his vision for the DIY recording zine Head Voice, the sounds of spiritualism, and cultivating online community through the Six Organs Patreon. Plus: Animator Mark Neeley drops in for a quick chat about Pure Animation for Now People, his new minute-long, hand drawn collaboration with Mark Mothersbaugh of Devo. Aquarium Drunkard is supported by our subscribers. Head over and peruse our site, where you'll find nearly 20 years of playlists, recommendations, reviews, interviews, podcasts, essays, and more. Subscribe at Aquarium Drunkard.  Transmissions is a part of the Talkhouse Podcast Network. Visit the Talkhouse for more interviews, fascinating reads, and podcasts. This episode is brought to you by DistroKid. DistroKid makes music distribution fun and easy with unlimited uploads and artists keep 100% of their royalties and earnings. To learn more and get 30% off your first year's membership, visit: distrokid.com/vip/aquariumdrunkard

Alex is joined by Dr. Nicholas Perna to talk about nasality. They discuss and unravel the mysteries of the nose's role in vocal production, from debunking myths about nasal resonance to exploring the benefits of nasal airflow, Dr. Perna's insights will challenge your assumptions and expand your understanding of vocal technique. Whether you're a singing teacher or a curious vocalist, this episode offers a fresh perspective on an often misunderstood aspect of voice production. KEY TAKEAWAYS Nasality in singing is often misperceived; what we think sounds nasal is usually twang or high spectral energy, not actual nasal airflow. The soft palate's movement in singing is more of a backward motion rather than an upward lift, contrary to common teaching cues. A mild amount of velopharyngeal opening can positively impact resonance stability, especially in the passaggio range for tenors. The term "nasal resonance" may be misleading, as the nose neither amplifies nor enriches sound in singing. Contemporary singing styles often rely on audio processing and EQ adjustments, which significantly affect the final sound beyond the singer's raw vocal output. Good scientific research seeks to disprove itself, challenging researchers to remain curious and open to new findings. Singers and teachers should focus on the journey of learning rather than believing they've reached a definitive destination in understanding vocal technique. Exploring velopharyngeal opening in musical theatre singers, particularly in mix and belt techniques, is an area ripe for future research.   BEST MOMENTS "What nasality is does not often coincide to its perceptual characteristics. And equally, studies have demonstrated that there isn't really this general consensus amongst singing teachers about perceived nasality." "Good science seeks to disprove itself. Staying curious means that you have an awareness that you are probably wrong." "The likelihood that that sound includes nasal airflow and that the soft palate is relaxed is very low because what the nasal passage does it has very thick mucous membranes. It's moist. There's other structures up there, typically hair, et cetera. And those things, dull sound, particularly high spectral energy." "I propose that we eliminate the term nasal resonance, nasal resonance altogether, because the nose neither, if we think of resonance as a definition of amplification and enrichment, it is neither amplifying sound, nor is it enriching sound." "The easiest observation you can obviously make, just to know whether there's anything happening or not, is to simply sustain a tone, pinch your nose shut, and see if any, you notice any difference.” EPISODE RESOURCES Voice Study Centre (Podcast) Singing Teachers Talk: Ep.151 How to Sing with Twang with Kerrie Obert (Podcast) Singing Teachers Talk: Ep. Dr Matt Edwards (Podcast) Singing Teachers Talk: Ep. Aaron Johnson Journal of Singing: https://www.nats.org/cgi/page.cgi/about_journal_singing.html (JoS) Nasality Deconstructed by Nicholas Perna: https://www.nats.org/_Library/JOS_On_Point/JOS-076-04-2020-429.pdf Heidi Moss:  Spectrum Effects of VPO in Singing by Gill, Lee, La, Sundberg: https://www.jvoice.org/article/S0892-1997(18)30446-6/abstract Effects of Nasalance on the Acoustics of the Tenor Passaggio and Head Voice by Nicholas Perna Celine Dion: An NBC News Special with Hoda Kotb (Full Interview): com/watch?v=ncwhU70I3T4 The work of Christian Herbst: https://www.christian-herbst.org/ University of Colorado Boulder: https://www.colorado.edu/ The work of Berton Coffin: https://www.nats.org/_Library/Named_Funds/Berton_Coffin_Endowment_-_web_ready.pdf   ABOUT THE GUEST Guest Website:  nicholasperna.com Contact Nicholas directly: nicholas.perna@colorado.edu Follow Nichola's Podcast ‘Vocal Fri' Here: https://www.vocalfri.com/ Social Media: Instagram: @vocalfriperna Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@vocalfriperna Tenor Nicholas Perna's voice has been hailed by the Houston Chronicle as “an impressive sound,” and the South Florida Sun Sentinel praised his “emotionally driven performance.” Perna was a recent finalist for the American Prize for men in opera, and has appeared multiple times in recent seasons with Opera Mississippi. Perna was twice selected as a Santa Fe Opera Apprentice Artist singer. Additional stage credits vary from opera roles such as Don José in Carmen and Rodolfo in La Bohème to Musical Theatre roles such as Ravenal in Show Boat, and Archie in the The Secret Garden. Symphonic appearances include Mahler's Das Lied von der Erde and Beethoven's Symphony no. 9.   Dr. Perna is Associate Professor and Director of Vocal Pedagogy at the University of Colorado at Boulder. He has publications in Journal of Singing, Journal of Voice, and VOICEPrints. A Presser Music Foundation awardee he has presented research on four continents at events such as the Voice Foundation's Symposium, ICVT, NATS National Conference, and Physiology and Acoustics of Singing (PAS). Perna is currently Vice President for Outreach for the National Association of Teachers of Singing and is the creator and co-host of the VocalFri Podcast, http://www.vocalfri.com. Perna holds graduate degrees from the University of Miami & the University of Houston. In 2024 Perna began his tenure as Executive Director of Opera Mississippi. Previous faculty positions include Mississippi College, West Virginia University, and he has been a voice research associate at the University of Mississippi Medical Center. ABOUT THE PODCAST BAST Training is here to help singers gain the knowledge, skills and understanding required to be a great singing teacher. We can help you whether you are getting started or just have some knowledge gaps to fill through our courses and educational events. basttraining.com Updates from BAST Training

Alexa Terry interviews BAST founder Line Hilton about terminology - how language and word choice evolve over time, especially in relation to diversity, equity and inclusion. They discuss outdated or inappropriate terminology, the importance of updating language to reflect changing cultural norms, and being thoughtful about word choice to build a more inclusive society. KEY TAKEAWAYS Discussing anatomical terms like superior, inferior, lateral, medial, anterior, posterior is key for voice teachers. Line linked these to body parts, aiding medical report understanding. Muscle names, tied to origin and insertion, enhance comprehension. Alexa and Line explored varied names for vocal registers like chest, head, mix, belt. They noted diverse pedagogical and field terms, emphasising context-dependent meanings. Line stressed grasping intent behind terms over feeling overwhelmed. Line rarely uses "support" directly, viewing it as a result of vocal balance, not a specific technique. She favours strategies like transverse abdominis engagement for a supportive sensation, coupled with overall vocal coordination. Line challenges the "open throat" concept, noting pharynx narrowing as pitch ascends. She opts for tongue and larynx strategies, rejecting the focus on throat constrictors. Imagery like "open up the sound" proves useful based on student response. Line distinguishes a singing teacher's technique focus from a vocal coach's guiding role. She underlines SEO and student-friendly terms' importance. "Voice teacher" holds spoken connotations, advocating comfort in choosing terms. BEST MOMENTS  ‘I think it needs to be what you're comfortable with, as the practitioner' ‘What we eat might have an impact on our voice, whether we sleep or not, as well as obviously our mindset and our physical health and well being' ‘Keep an open mind, chill the eff out'   EPISODE RESOURCES  Guest Website: basttraining.com Social Media: @basttraining Relevant Links & Mentions:  (BAST Blog) The Laryngeal Nerves: https://www.basttraining.com/the-laryngeal-nerves/ Kerrie Obert: https://obertvoicestudios.com/ (Podcast) Singing Teachers Talk: Ep.151 How to Sing with Twang with Kerrie Obert  (Book) Anatomy of Voice by Blandine Calais-Germain & Francois Germain  (Book) Singing & Science: Body, Brain and Voice by Jean Callaghan  (Podcast) Singing Teachers Talk: Ep.62 How to Choose the Best Vocal Exercises with Line Hilton  (Podcast) Singing Teachers Talk: Ep.73 The Best Vocal Exercises for Laryngeal Stability with Line Hilton (Podcast) Singing Teachers Talk: Ep.83 The Best Vocal Exercises for Sick Voices with Line Hilton (Podcast) Singing Teachers Talk: Ep.113 The Best Vocal Exercises for Chest Voice with Line Hilton (Podcast) Singing Teachers Talk: Ep.114 The Best Vocal Exercises for Head Voice with Line Hilton (Podcast) Singing Teachers Talk: Ep.115 The Best Vocal Exercises for The Transition with Line Hilton  Chris Johnson: https://chrisjohnsonvocalcoach.com/ Teach Voice: https://www.teachvoice.com/ (Podcast) Singing Teachers Talk: Ep.44 Exploring Vocal Registers with Chris Johnson  Traditional Belt Example: Johnny One Note from Babes in Arms  (Podcast) Singing Teachers Talk: Ep.133 Mastering Belt in Musical Theatre with Amanda Flynn  Physio Ed: https://www.physioedmedical.co.uk/ Vocology in Practice: https://www.vocologyinpractice.org/ BAST Book A Call ABOUT THE PODCAST BAST Training is here to help singers gain the knowledge, skills and understanding required to be a great singing teacher. We can help you whether you are getting started or just have some knowledge gaps to fill through our courses and educational events. basttraining.com Updates from BAST Training Presenters Bios

Line Hilton joins Alexa Terry once again to continue the Best Vocal Exercises series. Following previous episodes on chest voice and head voice, today the pair will be tackling the subject of the area between these two registers, the transition (aka passaggio, bridge, register break). Find out where the transition occurs in male and female voices, the problems singers face going through the transition, and some useful exercises you can use to help the singer navigate it. KEY TAKEAWAYS The transition in singing refers to the shift between different vocal registers, such as chest voice and head voice. It is a crucial aspect of vocal technique, allowing singers to smoothly navigate between registers and maintain a consistent tone. Vocal exercises and proper technique help singers develop a seamless transition, ensuring vocal control and flexibility.  In contemporary singing, males typically experience a shift from chest voice to head voice around the E♭4, while females go through this transition around A♭4. This could be affected by the consonant, the vowel, whether you're ascending or descending, or even the age of the singer. The shift happens roughly every 4th to 5th interval.  Transitioning between chest voice and head voice in singing can pose challenges for singers. Issues that may arise include vocal breaks, strain, inconsistent control, uneven tone quality, and pitch accuracy. Some useful vocal exercises to try when working on the transition are staccato arpeggios, glides or sirens, octave jumps, descending scales, humming exercises, lip trills, or even vocal fry to head voice.  BEST MOMENTS‘Ideally, we need to have control over our larynx to go through the transition' ‘You wouldn't build a bridge if you didn't have something to go to on the other side' ‘Your goal is to shift without anyone noticing' ‘We sound unattractive for a while because we're undoing some muscle dysfunction' EPISODE RESOURCES Guest Website: www.basttraining.com Social Media: @basttraining Relevant Links & Mentions:  Singing Teachers Talk Podcast - Ep. 62 How to Choose the Best Vocal Exercises with Line Hilton Singing Teachers Talk Podcast - Ep. 73 The Best Vocal Exercises for Laryngeal Stability with Line Hilton Singing Teachers Talk Podcast - Ep. 83 The Best Vocal Exercises for Sick Voices with Line Hilton Singing Teachers Talk Podcast - Ep. 113 The Best Vocal Exercises for Chest Voice with Line Hilton  Singing Teachers Talk Podcast - Ep. 114 The Best Vocal Exercises for Head Voice with Line Hilton The work of Ingo Titze Ian Davidson: https://ianjdavidson.com/ Singing Teachers Talk Podcast - Ep 52 Getting to Grips with Vocal Acoustics with Chadley Ballantyne ABOUT THE PODCASTBAST Training is here to help singers gain the knowledge, skills and understanding required to be a great singing teacher. We can help you whether you are getting started or just have some knowledge gaps to fill through our courses and educational events.Website: basttraining.comGet updates to your inbox: Click here for updates from BAST TrainingLink to presenter's bios: basttraining.com/singing-teachers-talk-podcast-biosThis show was brought to you by Progressive Media

BAST founder Line Hilton returns to the show, this time to discuss 'head voice' and some of the exercises that singing teachers can use when working with a student on this particular vocal register. As well as that, you'll find out the vocal range covered by head voice, the importance of head voice and what actually goes on in your body when singing in head voice. KEY TAKEAWAYS Head voice refers to a lighter and higher vocal register where the sound resonates in the head. It's used for higher notes and requires vocal control and technique to achieve a seamless transition between registers.  When singing in head voice, the vocal folds lengthen and thin out, vibrating faster to produce higher pitches. The movement involves increased tension and a stretched position, creating a lighter, focused sound. Head voice typically covers the higher end of a singer's vocal range in cisgender voices. It encompasses the upper notes, often starting from the middle or upper-middle range and extending towards the highest pitches a singer can reach. The specific range of head voice depends on the individual's vocal capabilities and training. The tongue plays a key role in shaping the sound and resonance of head voice. It rests slightly raised and forward, creating space in the throat for a lighter, more resonant sound. The tongue's flexibility and control aid in navigating pitch changes and achieving vocal agility. Proper tongue position and relaxation contribute to balanced and well-coordinated head voice technique. BEST MOMENTS‘It could be loud and piercing or lighter but is distinct from falsetto' ‘For balance and health it's important to be able to access all areas of your voice' ‘It's easier to explain our range from a more functional point of view' ‘I like to encourage a feeling of expansion in a singer if they describe it as being tight' EPISODE RESOURCES Guest Website: www.basttraining.com Social Media: @basttraining Relevant Links & Mentions:  Artists/shows mentioned: Adele; Beyonce; Regina Spektor; Joni Mitchell; Anastasia (Broadway) Singing Teachers Talk Podcast - Ep. 62 How to Choose the Best Vocal Exercises with Line Hilton Singing Teachers Talk Podcast - Ep. 73 The Best Vocal Exercises for Laryngeal Stability with Line Hilton Singing Teachers Talk Podcast - Ep. 83 The Best Vocal Exercises for Sick Voices with Line Hilton Singing Teachers Talk Podcast - Ep. 113 The Best Vocal Exercises for Chest Voice with Line Hilton  Chris Johnson: https://www.chrisjohnsonvocalcoach.com/ Singing Teachers Talk Podcast - Ep. 44 Exploring Vocal Registers with Chris Johnson Kerrie Obert: https://obertvoicestudios.com/ Singing Teachers Talk Podcast - Ep. 59 Top Tongue Tips for Boosting High Frequency Energy with Kerrie Obert Singing Teachers Talk Podcast   Voice Geeks Forum: https://www.facebook.com/groups/VoiceGeek/ Dane Chalfin: https://danechalfin.com/ (BAST Trainer)Kaya Herstad-Carney: https://kayamusic.com/ Lisa Popeil: popeil.com Warble App  Amelia Carr: https://www.ameliacarrvoice.com/ Singing Teachers Talk - Ep. 50 Managing ‘Pushy Parents' and Teaching ‘Legit' with Amelia Carr ABOUT THE PODCASTBAST Training is here to help singers gain the knowledge, skills and understanding required to be a great singing teacher. We can help you whether you are getting started or just have some knowledge gaps to fill through our courses and educational events.Website: basttraining.comGet updates to your inbox: Click here for updates from BAST TrainingLink to presenter's bios: basttraining.com/singing-teachers-talk-podcast-biosSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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The Head Voice and Other Problems: Practical Talks on Singing

Hi guys! Today, I'm sharing a few things I've done in the last couple of years to intentionally grow as a singer to provide practical insight for anyone looking to become a better singer. These are things I believe we can all do to train our voices and become more confident as singers and performers. What do you think? Listen in and let me know!   Also, I share about this week's GIVEAWAY, since I'm doing GIVEAWAYS every episode leading up to our

Here's a mini-dose of INSPIRATION mixed (haha, pun not intended) with practical, tactical brilliance (Hamilton reference

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In this episode, Josh continues his conversation with Marc Hildebrand. They talk about how to address the deeper problem at hand and get to the root of things rather than spending time solving the wrong problems. They discuss the difference between the head voice and the heart voice and how to use both to your advantage.

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Real Talking Tips 39 is the 2nd of 4 Voice Placement episodes. Last episode, we concentrated on the natural sounding 'mask voice.' This time, we move the voice pitch higher into the skull and head area. Depending on your work and social interactions, speaking from the head voice can be used to: 1. Calm an uncomfortable guest in a podcast or interview show. 2. Differentiate the sound of two similar sounding people in a live performance, recorded dialog, or interview. 3. Establish specific character voices when reading books aloud to children and voicing higher pitched characters in a variety of entertainment genres. 4. Sound like a baby in a cartoon, video game, or toy. Practice along as we explore when and how to use your 'head voice' in this Real Talking Tips video, blog, my

Sam and Jay Mac welcome Ryan Taylor of North Texas rock band Yeah Huh to show to talk about songwriting, performing and catching lightning in a bottle while recording. Featuring the single "Head Voice" by Yeah Huh.

Today is a follow-up to last weeks episode where we spoke about dealing with our inner head voice. This week we talk about ending suffering by making the decision to change our emotional beliefs that trigger certain behaviors and habits. Enjoy!

Closed vowels can be very tricky, but they also can be beautiful and resonant. It's all about the correct placement and the principle of perfect balance. Get my book "MASTER YOUR VOICE: My Personal Approach To More Skill & Depth In Singing - Beyond Perfect Technique": https://amzn.to/2TyjXP1 Get the audiobook: https://www.masteryourvoice.tv/book Check out my YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/freyacaseymusic Join my free Facebook group "Master Your Voice": https://www.facebook.com/groups/masteryourvoice Listen to my music on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/5vklGnfenj1QAGUB3zDgDA

Closed vowels can be very tricky, but they also can be beautiful and resonant. It's all about the correct placement and the principle of perfect balance. Get my book "MASTER YOUR VOICE: My Personal Approach To More Skill & Depth In Singing - Beyond Perfect Technique": https://amzn.to/2TyjXP1 Get the audiobook: https://www.masteryourvoice.tv/book Check out my YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/freyacaseymusic Join my free Facebook group "Master Your Voice": https://www.facebook.com/groups/masteryourvoice Listen to my music on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/5vklGnfenj1QAGUB3zDgDA

This episode is for you if you:   Singers who want to sing higher  Want to increase your vocal range  Want to reduce strain and tension in your voice Want to add more color and expressive qualities to your voice.    If you aren’t training your head voice, you are missing out. One of the biggest mistakes - is singers just trying to limit themselves to singing in a chest voice.  How To Sing Like A Paid Pro Without Boring Or Pointless Vocal Warm-Ups - check out the free training here > https://www.starsinger.co/singnow

Do you know the difference between your head voice and heart voice? Your heart voice is the voice of your intuition--  it is the wise affirming, eternal self that is deeply connected and creative. Your head voice is very different - it’s fearful, contracted, and constantly tries to figure things out.    But, when we become sensitive to ourselves and to the distinct vibrations, we can give pause and switch from our fearful head voice to our wise eternal heart voice. In this episode, learn why not engaging in our inner chatter is key, how to switch from the head voice to the heart voice, and how to come back to the present moment.   Are you familiar with your heart voice?   Learn the key signatures, how to nurture a relationship with your heart voice, and come back to your center. Jump into the tool of the week and as always, we answer your listener questions.   Got a question? Send your email to itsallrelatedpodcastquestions@gmail.com Sonia Choquette at www.soniachoquette.com More Sonia Tully at www.soniatully.com Curious about mentoring with Sonia Tully? Book a free 15 minute call to find your path: https://schedulewithsonia.as.me/15minutediscoverycall Download Sonia Tully’s Intuitive Workbook and Meditation: https://bit.ly/intuitivejumpstart More Sabrina at www.sabrinatully.com Curious about mentoring with Sabrina? http://www.sabrinatully.com/contact-1 Join Sonia Choquette’s Vibe Tribe https://soniachoquette.net/good-vibes-tribe/ Follow Sonia Choquette on Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/soniachoquette/ Follow Sonia Tully on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/soniatully_/ Buy Sonia and Sabrina’s Book You Are Amazing: https://amzn.to/2BVWjYJ

Pernah nggak sih, kebayang kalau kamu didiagnosa bipolar? Pernah nggak sih, rasanya banyak hal yang ingin diceritakan tapi tidak ada tempat untuk menumpahkan? Semuanya ada di buku: Bu, Masih Banyak yang Harus Kuceritakan, tulisan dari kawan saya: Roket Niu. Head Voice terbaru kali ini mengulas seputar buku yang ditulis oleh wanita yang juga pengusaha kebab ini. Selamat mendengarkan!

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Season Ke-2 akhirnya release... Head Voice kali ini bersama dua Host handal News Trans7: Dinda Tahier dan Rivo Pahlevi. Satu jam lebih kami membahas tentang film terbaik dan terburuk adaptasi dari novel sesuai dengan selera masing-masing. Baik dalam maupun luar negeri. Kalian bisa setuju dan boleh enggak setuju. Selamat mendengarkan. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

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bukan hanya Whistle Voice tapi disini juga memberi saran waktu yang pas untuk belajar nyanyi agar lebih profesional buat pemula yang akan di beri tahu oleh Ridwan Dharmawan (Jenius Musik)

Telat banget emang, untuk bahas Joker-nya Joaquin Phoenix. Tapi masih gatel banget pengen ngomongin film yang satu ini. Head Voice Episode 10 ini ngobrol santai bareng Nabilla dan Dhian. Maafkan kualitas audio yang kurang jernih, namanya juga ngobrol santai di tempat umum. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Mungkin sudah terlalu lewat hype-nya. Tapi sengaja saya membahas Gundala sekarang, bersama Bramtalaras. Tujuan awal sih biar tidak spoiler, eh ternyata ke-skip banyak hal, hingga baru bisa membahasnya di Head Voice eps 8. Enjoy. (Mohon maaf, kualitas audio kurang baik, lagi di tempat makan) --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Atsuko pits Cameron Esposito, Lauren Lapkus, and Casey Ley against each other in a game where they have to deal with UNWANTED VISITORS. Plus! A singing challenge where the remaining contestants go head to head to prove who's the better Broadway star. With special guest judge Jared Goldstein!Be sure to rate Let's Go, Atsuko! 5-stars on Apple Podcasts. Leave a fun comment & Atsuko will respond to it on air!Become a Patron member & support us today: www.patreon.com/LetsGoAtsukoFOLLOW LET'S GO, ATSUKO!Twitter: @atsukocomedyInstagram: @atsukocomedywww.atsukookatsuka.comLet's Go, Atsuko! is a Forever Dog Podcast:https://foreverdogpodcasts.com/podcasts/lets-go-atsuko

Hey there, Singer!  Today's episode is all on the lovely vocal register Head/Falsetto Voice! This can tend to be the vocal register that people "poo poo" on because it is "easy." I am a huge fan of head dominant singing. I find it very relaxing and reflective. What about you?  We get into the anatomical/pedagogical stuff but also talk about how it can be used effectively!  As a supplemental add on to this episode I have made playlists so that you can listen to successful artists sing in these registers! Please go to iTunes or Spotify and follow the playlists I made for Head Dominant Voices and Chest Dominant Voices! I'm having trouble adding the links here for some reason, but you can find them if you join our Facebook group: The Happy Singer Discussion Group!   Hope you are feeling blessed and well. Remember, you are worthy and belong here on this earth. It is a miracle that you are here. I listened to a song recently by John Craigie (a FANTASTIC songwriter) and his lyrics say: "You're doing it wrong. Dissecting the bird. Trying to find the song... It's a miracle you're here at all." He goes on to say: "So when the candle flickers, when the days get dark They call them first world problems but they still break your heart The universe feels like it's against you Just take a minute to realize, all it Took to make you Your parents had to meet, as random as that was And hang out long enough at least, To make some love And make a baby And give it your name And ALL your ancestors had to do the same exponentially backwards To the start of life So much had to happen, just exactly right Sparks had to catch, oceans had to freeze, billions of cells had to survive, Endless disease, civilizations had to crumble, wars had to be fought, Bad presidents had to get elected, Good presidents had to get shot, People had to leave, hearts had to get broken, People had to die, Just so your eyes could open The Universe is not against you The Universe is not against you, it went through a lot Just to give you a chance, it must have wanted you, Pretty bad." There is a reason you are here. Hugs. -Kristy      

Head Voice episode ke-6 kali ini saya bersama Asmir, membahas seputar serial Game of Thrones. Mulai dari pro dan kontra di final season, sampai demokrasi ala Westeros. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Setelah jeda sekitar 2 minggu, akhirnya Head Voice muncul untuk episode yang ke 5. Kali ini saya membahas film yang bisa membawa kita bernostalgia, Pokemon: Detective Picachu. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

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Get my book "MASTER YOUR VOICE: My Personal Approach To More Skill & Depth In Singing - Beyond Perfect Technique": https://amzn.to/2TyjXP1 Get the audiobook: https://www.masteryourvoice.tv/book Listen to my new track "Soulmate" on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/3smj0nccWuWmYnvMfLkumk Visit me on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/freyacaseymusic Instagram: @FreyaCaseyMusic

Head Voice yang kedua ini saya membahas tentang serial yang legendaris banget, yang sudah ditunggu-tunggu banyak orang selama hampir dua tahun ini, yaitu Game of Thrones season 8. Episode perdananya baru saja dirilis oleh HBO pada Senin dinihari kemarin kalau di Indonesia. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Head Voice adalah podcast yang dibuat oleh Heri Irfani. Diposting setiap hari Minggu. Untuk HeadVoice#1 ini, saya membahas tentang film garapan Upi yang terbaru: My Stupid Boss 2. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

We're doing biographies this month and decided to start with I Love You Phillip Morris, which is the story of con-artist Steven Russell and the relationship he forms with the titular Phillip Morris. This is a somewhat hard movie to watch because despite the fact it's well made, Steven Russell is just such a horrible person that it's cringe-worthy watching him screw over so many wonderful people, and most of all, Phillip, who is just such a sweet and charming guy, you can't help but love him (see what we did there). As always, please send feedback and suggestions to CinemaQueens@gmail.com and on social media @CinemaQueens!

Your voice sounds different as you go from low pitches to high pitches. Tara chats about the registers of your voice and how they all work together to form one voice. She delves into the sounds we hear as we go from low to high and back again and she also chats about the feeling or sensation of our voice changing. Tara offers exercises in this podcast to aid your singing so you can capture the range you were meant to sing with and have a smooth voice that can sound seamless and effortless.    (1:30)— “A vocal register is a range of tones in the human voice produced by a particular pattern of the vocal folds.” (Wikipedia)   (2:30)—Our voices have different colors and ranges.   (5:10)—Exploring our voice by reading a children's book out loud.   (6:35)—Three parts to our voice—Chest, Middle (Mixed) Head   (7:40)—Chest voice—our lower register of pitches.   (9:18—Middle voice—where our voice changes and shifts—middle pitches of our range. (Zona di passagi)   (11:27)—Head voice—upper pitches of our voice and range.   (13:52)—What happens in the vocal folds as we sing higher? The zipper analogy.   (17:03)—Primo and secondo passaggi—the “breaks” that happen in our voice. Men vs women in their break areas:  men have a shorter middle voice range.   (20:10)—A way to make our throat open: fog up your hand.   (21:07—Exercise: Slides/Sirens slowly.     1-3-1 (3rds)  1-5-1 (fifths)  1-8-1 (octaves)   (22:55)—Exercise: Hummy sound to add to sirens or slides.   (23:20)—Exercise: Ga, ga.  1-3-5-8-8-8-8-5-3-1     Do it with a whiney or cry sound. You can also experiment with a nasal sound.   (24:25)—Exercise: Lip buzz/lip trill. This is easy on your voice.   (25:35)—Exercise: Chicken sound “bwak”. You can use an arpeggio or a couple of notes 1-3-5-3-1   (26:15)—Exercise:  Mum, mum.     You can use a scale   1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1

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Today's episode is a masterclass on your head voice. You're not going to want to miss it! Ready for your complete singing higher solution? Sing Higher Elite is now inside The Star Singer Green Room. Click here to learn more about The Star Singer Green Room.    

This month it's all about singing higher. The topics in Episodes 139, 140, and 141 all work together to help you to learn more about singing higher. Today, we talk about switching between your head and chest voice more quickly and give you some easy tips to help you out. When you can navigate your vocal break better, it makes you feel more comfortable with your singing and then you can even more fun in your daily singing!  Sing Higher Elite is now available inside The Star Singer Green Room.

Kayla and Evan are members of the Boston-based group Birdland Avenue. Their group enjoys putting a jazzy spin on old and new classics.  They are also hosts of the a cappella podcast Head/Voice. They both have lots of experience performing in larger college groups but the small group dynamic of Birdland Avenue is new to them.   So, how do they approach recording a small group and creating “their” sound on their first EP/album?  That’s what we’re discussing on today’s LIVE COACHING call.  I’m able to help Kayla and Evan get clarity around two key concepts that will increase their awesomeness in the studio and we then get to work brainstorming on ways to accentuate and GROW each of those!   In this episode, we rattle through a ton of great ways to create different sounds and bring out the gems in their arrangements.  We cover time-tested methods for getting the sounds they want during tracking instead of having to wait for the mixing engineer to create the sounds for them.  We also discuss why and when it’s good and bad to invest in more gear and how to do it on a budget!  We even go into strategies for writing original songs, how to get a more “live” sound from their recordings and  deal with the weirdness of trying to perform in the studio!     Kayla and Evan are awesome and I know you’re going to LOVE this episode, so enjoy!   Find out more about Birdland Avenue here → https://www.facebook.com/birdlandavenue Find out more about Head/Voice  here → https://soundcloud.com/headvoicepodcast   These LIVE COACHING SESSIONS are here so you can get deep insight into a cappella recording issues, ideas and challenges that we all face as we create strategies, solutions and action plans that you can benefit from!  It's also a great way to see just how transformative it can be to allow another qualified person into your “group” or “studio”  so you can save time, money and energy that you would normally take figuring it out on your own!  We're in this together! If you are interested a strategy session for YOU and/or YOUR group, check out the different options you have (http://recordingacappella.com/coaching) or simply email me at danny@emeraldcitypro.com to let me know how I can best serve you!

I don't think I've had a lot of students who did not have some issues with head voice. Either it's hard to get into head voice, or it's hard to get out of head voice. Then there are the transitions between head voice and chest voice, the different spaces when singing more classical or popular music, and expanding the range to the top. Whatever the case may be, head voice is an important part of your voice and should not be neglected. Just like strength training for a muscle should not happen without also stretching, it's important that you train your voice on both ends of the spectrum on a regular basis, both high and low. Only then will you achieve maximum flexibility, strength and accuracy - and that's what every singer needs to be working on throughout their singing career. There are some facts I want you to be aware of so you can be the master of your head voice, and not let it dictate what you can and cannot sing! Visit my website: http://www.freyas-singing-tips.com Visit me on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/freyacaseymusic

I don't think I've had a lot of students who did not have some issues with head voice. Either it's hard to get into head voice, or it's hard to get out of head voice. Then there are the transitions between head voice and chest voice, the different spaces when singing more classical or popular music, and expanding the range to the top. Whatever the case may be, head voice is an important part  of your voice and should not be neglected. Just like strength training for a muscle should not happen without also stretching, it's important that you train your voice on both ends of the spectrum on a regular basis, both high and low.  Only then will you achieve maximum flexibility, strength and accuracy - and that's what every singer needs to be working on throughout their singing career. There are some facts I want you to be aware of so you can be the master of your head voice, and not let it dictate what you can and cannot sing! Visit my website: http://www.freyas-singing-tips.com Visit me on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/freyacaseymusic  

Have you ever wondered about what all the vocal registers are, how many there are, and what the difference between Fasetto and Head Voice is? While the terminology may vary from vocal coach to vocal coach, there are some basic principles that are true about the general mechanisms of your vocal cords. Visit me at http://www.freyas-singing-tips.com for great articles about singing, and for more info about working with me personally. You can also find some free downloads there, such as my VOCAL WARM UP CHECK LIST and the AUDIOPROGRAM that goes with it, providing daily vocal exercises for you. You can also find me on YouTube, where I publish new videos every Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday. Visit https://www.youtube.com/freyacaseymusic

Have you ever wondered about what all the vocal registers are, how many there are, and what the difference between Fasetto and Head Voice is? While the terminology may vary from vocal coach to vocal coach, there are some basic principles that are true about the general mechanisms of your vocal cords.  Visit me at http://www.freyas-singing-tips.com for great articles about singing, and for more info about working with me personally.  You can also find some free downloads there, such as my VOCAL WARM UP CHECK LIST and the AUDIOPROGRAM that goes with it, providing daily vocal exercises for you.  You can also find me on YouTube, where I publish new videos every Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday. Visit https://www.youtube.com/freyacaseymusic  

Today we discuss techniques for building strength into head voice and the upper range to help you try and develop that intense sound needed for many contemporary genres. Also, a singer had found that they overdone it over the past month and was suffering from a strained voice. Resting the voice was one part of the discussion, but changing ongoing vocal behaviours became the more pertinent point.

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