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Fri 28 Apr 2006, 05:51
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very good advice. As a singer for almost 50 years, I've found that nothing works for the throat as well as good old water. More, however, control of breathing and the ability to keep lungs up and full is essential. If the lungs stay large, open, and full, the voice is the result of the tones released and the modulations we place upon them. Volume is fine, but what's often called "projection" is finer. While there are those who disagree, I think "projection" is more accurately an ability to sense a room's acoustics and use them as a medium in which to float the voice. It's not as wierd as it sounds, but it's always worked for me. Also remember, alcohol dries the throat.
Sing with as many voices as you can manufacture just to see where it takes you. There are a LOT of surprises in store for the singer. And remember, like the old song says:"Don't call up nothin you can't send back."
Cheers. drjuju
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