Elements of balanced breathing:
- in/out cycle
- no constriction
- muscles involved and natural movement
- clues from the music
- speed and density of airstream in/out

• support/compression dynamics
• vocal cord closure dynamics
• tilt control
• darkness/brightness - heavy/light control
• vowel placement

Since your voice is delicate and you only have one that can't just be exchanged for a new one if it gets damaged, it's important as a singer to know the difference between a strain that definitely happens sometimes when you challenge yourself, or if you're doing something that could potentially...

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Support can be a very abstract word and cause a lot of misunderstandings. Here's a hack that will make it easier for you to understand and feel what support means.

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Have you been wondering if you should even do any auditions? How do you know if you're ready? When does it make sense to audition?
Here are my answers.

So you've been working hard and are finally getting ready to put your voice on the line to get that part. But did you know that auditioning is an art in and of itself?
Today I'm sharing my best tips so you can be more confident about going into your next audition.

1. Do your homework

2. Enter...