Transform Your Singing with This Surprising Straw Technique – Singgeek

Video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VQ3TJDE17Kg

Summary

Summary

Ronnie Peterson explains straw phonation, which helps create sound through a straw. This technique offers several benefits for singers, including easier and healthier singing, improved resonance and legato, and balanced breath pressure.

Highlights

• Straw phonation creates a semi-occluded vocal tract.
• It promotes healthy singing and balances breath pressure in the vocal folds.
• Straw exercises reinforce resonance, legato, and mixed voice practice.

Key Takeaways

• Experiment with different straw alternatives like rolled paper or a makeshift straw between two fingers.
• Sing through the straw to feel vibrations in lips, skull, and ears.
• Be aware of avoiding nose expulsion or lip tension for proper technique.
• Practicing with a short melody can help maintain balance in phonation while maintaining proper technique.
• There is a geeky video available for those who need improvement in breathing techniques.

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