Voice Lessons: Weird Things I Eat That Help Me Sing Better On Stage – Rejoice In Your Voice – Tricia Leines

Video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3vyZ5Hew1Nw

Summary

Summary

Trisha Pine shares unconventional tips to maintain a clear voice on stage. She suggests using dairy products, gummy worms, and chocolate frosting to coat and soothe the throat. Contrary to common advice, Trisha consumes dairy before performing as it keeps her voice clear. Yogurt is also mentioned for its beneficial bacteria and coating effect.

Highlights

• 🌬️ Dry Throat: Uses various foods like dairy products, gummy worms, and chocolate frosting to combat dry throats.
• 🍯 Dairy Before Singing: Consumes dairy before performing to keep her voice clear in dusty environments.
• 🌰 Gummy Worms & Chocolate Frosting: Swears by their benefits due to gelatin and sugar content.
• 🧈 Yogurt for Throat Health: Recommends yogurt as it contains healthy bacteria for throat benefits.

Key Takeaways

• 🎤 Maintain vocal fold hydration for better performance.
• 🌫️ Coat the throat with certain products before performing.
• 💧 Avoid water and alcohol to protect vocal folds from dehydration.
• 🗣️ Share personal experiences to find what works best.

Voice Lessons: PLEEEEEASE Take Time to Warm-up Your Voice – Here’s Why – Rejoice In Your Voice – Tricia Leines

Video

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

Summary

Summary

Trisha underlines the significance of warming up before any performance or presentation for vocalists or speakers. It is vital for both physical and emotional readiness, allowing one to connect with their breath, muscles, and body. Even in tight schedules, setting time aside for a proper warm-up should be prioritized. The ideal warm-up requires focus on presence rather than simply going through the motions. A well-executed warm-up benefits not only the individual but also the audience by ensuring an optimal performance.

Trisha further extends her point to relationships, suggesting that warming up can also serve as a means of deepening connections with others.

Highlights

• Pay attention to relationships with our bodies and voices.
• Warm-ups are essential for balance and emotional expression.
• Focus on understanding individual needs rather than following templates.
• Make warm-ups part of your practice; be present while doing them.
• Opening shows with the hardest song demonstrates dedication to preparation and respect for the audience.

Key Takeaways

• Warming up is crucial for achieving balance and effectively expressing emotions in performances.
• Building a strong relationship between voice and body through proper warm-up can improve performances.

Voice Lessons: Vocal Strain? Here’s your „go-to“ problem-solving checklist! – Rejoice In Your Voice – Tricia Leines

Video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rjkv1g6rqME

Summary

Summary

Trisha Pine from Rejoice In Your Voice provides a checklist for maintaining good vocal health with four main points:
1. Sleep and hydration
2. Body alignment
3. Breath control
4. Vocal mechanisms

By addressing these checkpoints, one can improve vocal strain between coaching sessions. The focus should be on breathing mechanics, instrument openness, jaw and tongue relaxation, natural resonance, mindset, and psychology.

Highlights

• 📣 Focus on efficient breath support for optimal airflow while singing or speaking.
• 👄 Relax the jaw and tongue for proper articulation.
• 🎤 Engage the mask and soft palate for natural resonance.
• 💭 Address mental factors contributing to vocal strain.

Key Takeaways

• 💤 Get enough sleep and stay hydrated.
• 🔁 Check body alignment for no tension or strain while using voice.
• 🌬️ Use efficient breath support to maintain airflow.
• 🎻 Handle the lower and upper range of your voice without pushing too hard.

Perfect Your Singing Vowels: Spotlight on /a/ Vowel – Singing Lessons – Rejoice In Your Voice – Tricia Leines

Video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4tRIHiaREB8

Summary

Summary

The text discusses how to properly produce an ‚ah‘ vowel for effective singing. It emphasizes the importance of a relaxed jaw and neutral tongue position in creating a natural sound, as well as experimentation with different tongue placements to find one’s unique vocal range. The use of emojis is encouraged to enhance the reading experience.

Highlights

• Practice finding the neutral, pure ah vowel.
• Keep jaw relaxed and slack.
• Focus on tongue position.
• Take time to practice these exercises and observe changes in sound production.
• Identify which aspects of tongue movement, air flow, or sensation are moving.

Key Takeaways

• Achieving a free and clear ah vowel requires practice and attention to detail.
• No articulators needed for ‚ah‘ vowel.
• The ah vowel is more transparent, and any tension or over-articulation will be more noticeable than with other vowels.

Voice Lessons: 5 Tools to Relax Rib Tension and Sing with More Freedom – Rejoice In Your Voice – Tricia Leines

Video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XMsfs-Tp6Oo

Summary

Summary

This transcript emphasizes the importance of rib cage flexibility for better singing performance and offers three warm-up exercises to release tension from the rib cage.

Highlights

• 🎤 Emphasizes the importance of emojis in text.
• 💫 Offers three flexible floor exercises to enhance vocal flexibility.
• 🕺 Cat & Cow Exercise, Variation of Cat & Cow, and Cobra Stretch are some exercises for better singing performance.

Key Takeaways

• 🎼 Warming up with these exercises helps singers improve their singing by releasing tension from their rib cages.
• 💡 Encourages users to play around with the exercises and share their discoveries with the community.

Perfect Your Singing Vowels: Spotlight on /i/ Vowel – Singing Lessons – Rejoice In Your Voice – Tricia Leines

Video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zd6qD6ZJYRs

Summary

Summary

The transcript discusses the importance of proper tongue position and relaxation for singing, particularly when pronouncing the „e“ vowel. It emphasizes the need to find a comfortable and balanced tongue position without straining or tensing other muscles. The speaker also suggests exploring different techniques and positions to create a natural feel while singing.

Highlights

• Exaggerating tongue position within the „eval“
• Avoiding lip movements and horizontal motions in the mouth
• Focus on upper part of back area for proper tongue placement
• Relaxation is key for achieving a smooth, effortless sound

Key Takeaways

• The „e“ vowel requires a relaxed tongue position, not jaw position.
• Keep the root of the tongue soft throughout singing.
• Experiment with different musical patterns to find comfort in your tone.
• Maintain proper neck and head relaxation while singing.

Get a POWERFUL 3 OCTAVE Range! Step-by-Step Lesson to Expand your Range – Rejoice In Your Voice – Tricia Leines

Video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xbwzdfi5K28

Summary

Summary

This transcript is about expanding the singing range using a 3 octave warm-up technique. It explains how spending just a few minutes daily can help in accessing the full vocal range without strain or fatigue. Six variables are suggested for enhancing the singing experience, including starting from the middle of the range and experimenting with different vowels.

Highlights

• Emphasis on incorporating emojis
• Using volume variation to enhance singing experience
• Experimenting with different vowels for smooth singing

Key Takeaways

• Regular vocal warm-ups can help build flexibility and coordination in vocal range
• Starting in the middle of the range and working up and down gradually is recommended
• Varying the volume from silence to loud can improve singing experience

Breathy Voice? Create a Clear Tone With These 5 Exercises – Voice Lesson – Rejoice In Your Voice – Tricia Leines

Video

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

Summary

Summary of Transcript:

The speaker discusses causes and solutions for achieving a clearer singing tone by finding balance in one’s breath and vocal folds‘ usage through exercises covering different ranges, focusing on efficiency and strategic use of consonants.

Highlights

• Causes of breathy tones are often due to loosely closed vocal folds.
• Overcompensation with excessive breath can hinder vocal clarity.
• Voiced consonants engage the vocal folds for pitch creation.
• Emphasis on breath balance and resonance efficiency is crucial.

Key Takeaways

• Practice voiced consonant exercises like „z“ and transitions to vowels.
• Focus on clear, smooth transitions between consonants and vowels.
• Explore other consonants such as „m,“ „n,“ and „end.“
• Aim for smaller mouth movements and minimal air leakage for better resonance.

Note

If experiencing chronic breathiness, consider consulting with a board-certified laryngologist for proper vocal fold function assessment. Enjoy the exercises and share progress; subscribe for weekly updates if desired.

Voice Lessons: Problems With Your Breath?… Try This! – Rejoice In Your Voice – Tricia Leines

Video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FqztUa2FRpI

Summary

Summary

This transcript discusses the importance of releasing the breath in various aspects, including meditation, vocal pedagogy, and communication techniques. Trisha Pine highlights how fully allowing the breath to release can enhance our daily practice and overall communication skills.

Highlights

• 🚪 Releasing the breath is a key concept for effective breathing.
• 🔊 Techniques from meditation, vocal pedagogy, and Zen communication are shared.
• 🧘 Brendan Brushard’s meditation focuses on in-breath and releasing tension on exhalation.
• 🎶 W Steven Smith teaches students to release their breath throughout singing.
• 🕊 Tick Natan suggests a round breath practice for releasing tension during exhalation.

Key Takeaways

• 💬 Trisha encourages letting go of words like „control,“ „support,“ or „management“ that may create resistance.
• 🎯 Mirror practices and checklists are suggested to integrate the concept of releasing breath.
• 🌐 By embracing release, we can improve our breathing and overall communication skills.

Summary

The transcript emphasizes the importance of being an intuitive coach in order to improve performance. It provides insight into common issues related to breathing habits during inhale and exhale and advises on how to avoid them for a smooth breath movement.

Highlights

• 🎶 Low belly connection is essential for efficient singing.
• 🔬 Two methods are suggested: Brendan Bru chard’s meditation and Tink Han’s practice of being aware of the body during inhale and exhale while creating sound.
• 🌟 W Stevens Smith advises to release throughout the process.
• 💭 Mindset piece: releasing personal emotions and tension can improve performance.

Key Takeaways

• 💡 Focus on low belly connection for better singing.
• 🔑 Practice techniques like Brendan Bru chard’s meditation and Tink Han’s practice.
• 🎵 Release throughout the process using W Stevens Smith’s advice.
• 🙏 Releasing personal emotions and tension can lead to improved performance.

Voice Lessons: Great Tongue Exercise! – Rejoice In Your Voice – Tricia Leines

Video

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

Summary

Summary

Trisha Pine shares a powerful tongue exercise for those experiencing tongue tension or wanting to improve their singing. By pulling the tongue straight out, we can observe its involvement in different aspects of phonation, such as breathing, pitch changes, and resonance.

Highlights

• 🔁 The exercise provides a stretch to the powerful tongue muscle.
• 🌟 It teaches the tongue to remain relaxed while creating sound.

Key Takeaways

• 👅 Pull out the tongue straight and wiggling for flexibility.
• 🎶 Observe the onset, sustain, and release of notes or intervals.
• 💡 Practice holding and releasing the tongue with acoustical space.
• 😌 Clarity, reduce tension, enhance overall singing performance.