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Module One - Breathing
Introduction
Welcome to week one, where you’ll learn how to breathe. Now, of course you know HOW to breathe, but I will be teaching you how to breathe when you sing. This type of breathing is called Diaphragmatic Breathing.
Over the next four short lessons, I’ll teach you how to breathe deep into your lungs using this method of breathing, when to use both nasal and mouth breathing, and how to use this breathing method for a lifetime of health, relaxation, and well- being.
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Let’s Get Breathing!
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~ Carol
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with available graphics to support you while learning to sing!
Connect To Your Breath
In this lesson, you will learn how to use diaphragmatic breathing, or also known as belly breathing. This method of breathing helps you to sing and speak with strength and power!
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~ Carol
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with available graphics to support you while learning to sing!
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Breathing Exercises
In this lesson you will learn breathing exercises to support your singing and speaking voice.
You will need:
a turkey baster
a glass of water
And a sense of fun!
~ Carol
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with available graphics to support you while learning to sing!
Nose or Mouth Breathing?
Nose or Mouth Breathing?
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I often have people ask me, do I inhale through my nose or through my mouth? And my answer is both. It depends on the amount of time you have to catch a breath, and the phrase you are singing or speaking.
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You can inhale through your nose or you can inhale through your mouth. Although there are different schools of thought when it comes to singing, both are correct when done intentionally, used with the support diaphragmatic breathing.
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In this lesson you will learn how to use both breathing styles!
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~ Carol
Download the PDF to read through the lesson
with available graphics to support you while learning to sing!
