Strained Throat? Some ideas & 5 exercises from a Doctor - Singing Tips With Barbara Lewis

Published: Tue, 04/10/12


 
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MY THROAT IS SO TIRED! I feel like I strained it...                               
- Do your warm ups tire you out? And then you carry that vocal cord fatigue into your songs?
- Do you find that whenever you sing, you end up with a tired and hoarse voice? 
If you have a tired voice too often, you will need to make some changes in how you use your delicate vocal cords. Here are some ideas... and 5 vocal exercises from the well-known Doctor Titze. (with video)
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Over Forty? Need a little inspiration? 
View two short videos about the power of the older singer... 
Power one  - A voice that works 
Power two - An audience that listens
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April 16th, 2012 is "World Voice Day" 
The theme this year is:  "Your Voice Counts!"
 
HAVE YOU GOT A SINGING PROJECT IN MIND? April 16th is a symbolic day to begin...

"I love artists who survive and continue. I don't believe in the idea that anything you do of substance has to happen when you're young. I don't care what the industry suggests, as far as demographics. I care about experience and what it does to artists, and what they have to offer from that vantage point."
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As always, I wish you great Singing!
Barbara Lewis
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