I am creating this Blog to assist singers to use their voices safely so as to cause as little damage as possible and to assist them to avoid developing nodules. I will be providing information on the Anatomy and Physiology of the voice, the latest up to date research regarding the voice and tips of how to avoid and recognise vocal problems
Monday, 7 May 2012
One of the most basic mistake singers make when they start singing is the placement of their tongue. The tongue is the largest muscle in the vocal tract and to ensure that it does not obstruct the flow of the air as the singer aspirates (releases the air flow), or blocks the throat, the tongue should always be placed against the lower back teeth when a singer is singing.
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