63. Increase Vocal Resonance, Volume, & Range with This Diction Hack
The Heart of a Singer - Vocal Rehab, Vocal Warm-ups, Christian Musician, Breathing Technique, Singing LessonsShow Notes
Want to increase your vocal range, clarify your tone, and unlock more confidence in your singing voice—even on high notes? In this practical episode, I’m sharing one of my favorite diction tricks from years of classical and operatic training. This will help you improve your vocal resonance, find more volume in your singing voice, and make your high notes feel easier - just by adjust when you sing consonants in a word. You’ll discover:
How certain consonants could be stealing your sound Why vowels carry your singing voice and how to lean into them even more How to navigate high notes on tricky words
We’ll even apply this technique together as we sing “Happy Birthday”! Whether your singing with your kids in the car, or practicing at home for your next performance, this episode will help you have a quick win to get you singing better. Let’s go!Blessings,Sarah 🌟
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