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This vital key for singing is often overlooked. But if you focus on it your voice will unlock a level of connection between you and listeners you only thought was available to the "gifted."
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"Hands down" the best tool to improve your singing is always with you! This "handy" device can improve your tone and range as it encourages muscle independence. I'm trying to "hand" you a gift - literally!
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For a connected voice - think "space" instead of "place". Promote a shared space for resonance to migrate naturally and you'll sing with comfort and control.
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Details matter when warming up to sing a short performance.
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The best thing about singing is that all its wonderful benefits don't depend on whether it sounds good.
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