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Vocal Technique for Singers

This document provides 20 tips for developing chest voice and mix with an open throat. The tips include finding the pharynx shape with vowels, feeling the release of jaw tension, singing from the throat not nose, using physical touchpoints like the inverted triangle, relaxing tension in the body, and being aware of larynx height on different notes.

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Vocal Technique for Singers

This document provides 20 tips for developing chest voice and mix with an open throat. The tips include finding the pharynx shape with vowels, feeling the release of jaw tension, singing from the throat not nose, using physical touchpoints like the inverted triangle, relaxing tension in the body, and being aware of larynx height on different notes.

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Pre Work

Developing chest voice with closure but an open throat..You won’t


be able to anchor your mix if you therefore have no middle voice
1. Finding the pharynx…gyo or aa
2. Feel the release of TMJ gap
3. Sing out of the throat not the nose
4. Use you finger and thumbs to physicalize the key focus points.
Inverted triangle
5. One potato analogy
6. Check the release of lower jaw with index finger
7. Pelvic Floor lift ‘stop a wee’
8. Neutral Mouth, through the doors
9. Laser edge on adduction
Additional help
10. Use the ‘Cat hiss’ principle to get more flow and release
Tension.
11. Pre swallow to establish a belt set up
12. No tension in your posture…RELAX YOUR BODY
13. If you feel too much pressure you’ve dropped the
real vowel…so Say the ‘REAL’ vowel like your age 5
14. Cry, Sob
15. Straight tone it
16. Bored but don’t overweight
17. By thinking on your throat it will take it above the throat
18. Awareness. Are you working too hard?
19. Is your larynx rising on the top note
20. Move around or stand on a chair

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