I really love your videos. I feel more relaxed when trying different things and songs. This one about the larynx is very interesting. I want my body to be more relaxed when I sing so I don’t squeeze muscles in my neck. Thanks again.

Hi Natasa! Happened upon your helpful lesson quite by serendipity. You did a clear and concise job of explaining the larynx positions and voice effects. I’ve studied a bit of F.M. Alexander’s work on body mapping, and you did just that in a most useful way. Thank you. Bert

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Hi Bert, thank you for your message 😊 I am really happy that you’ve found the video beneficial. Means a lot!! 🤩🙏

It's very interesting and important to learn how the body works. I have a better understanding after you explained it. Thank you. New subscriber.😊

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Thank you 😊 I am really happy that the video was helpful for you 😃 And thanks for subscribing 🤩🤗

That was very helpful. I sometimes do vocal exercises on autopilot so to speak. You mentioned awareness…I feel like I have potential for power but my lower abdominals feel loose and I feel some kind of anxious energy around my chest and throat when singing in the lower range. I do take medication and have other health issues..hmmm. I need to be more aware. Would a powerful laugh counter these things? That energy just seems to linger hmmmm

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Hi Edward, thank you for your question :) Sure, laugh can be really powerful and healthy. :)) Have you ever tried to practice with a straw? Straw exercises can teach us how good belly support feels :)) But what I think is also important is just being ok with the voice the way it is at this moment. Exploring the authentic sound even if it is weak on low notes. Exploring, feeling and being with it. Start to think about singing as joy and not as trying to perform and be perfect. Sing for fun and let me know how it goes. :))