I hear it over and over again.
Singers say they struggle with their breathing in some way and find it frustrating.
> Some people just run out of air too quickly and can't sustain notes or lines of a song.
> Some singers know they breathe shallowly and often gasp for air.
> Some vocalists just feel their breathing’s out of their control, and they can't trust it to support their singing.
> Others want to properly know , how to ‘breathe with the diaphragm’ that you hear so much about.
It's understandable. Breathing is the power of your voice.
You really want to be able to rely on it to do its job for you, so you can focus on singing the song with passion.
But what's so special about breathing for singing?
Is it any different to breathing for speaking or resting?
The answer is yes.
It's different. It's an art and a science and a knack.
Just knowing what's special about breathing for singing can make it easier to manage.
Check out the video below.
I explain what's special and different about breathing right for singing. I lay out the basics of how it works.
This will illuminate you, and dispel any confusion or dodgy information you might have picked up online about this topic.
It's only three minutes long. So click Play and get some clarity on your breathing.
I cut myself off at the end I’m afraid… I said
‘I’ll be teaching…’
And yes, I’ll be teaching the full array of breathing skills for singing in my comprehensive 1-1 training course, ‘Breathe Right For Singing’.
I go in depth into every aspect of breathing, reactivate your optimum breathing patterns with my Dynamic Flow Breathing method. It works in harmony with your body and sets you up with reliable breathing for a lifetime of expressive singing.
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