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Gain Agency With Pharyngeal Constriction and Free Your Voice

🎁 Free Registration Exercise Series Coordinate your registers, cultivate laryngeal and vocal freedom: https://dan-callaway-studio.ck.page/6... Go deeper with your training at a very accessible price, check out the Resource Library: 💙 https://payhip.com/b/Tq9e3 We’re piloting a beta launch this summer, and right now it’s just $37/month — an accessible price so more singers can get high-quality, sustainable voice training. If you join this summer, you’re guaranteed that rate as long as you stay in. Exercises, tools, and guided support to help you sing with skill and confidence in whatever style your story needs. Tell me what you need, and I’ll build it. Includes 2 monthly Q&As and Dan GPT, an AI assistant trained on all my content to offer you personalized voice guidance. 💙 https://payhip.com/b/Tq9e3 Work with me or learn more -- Visit: https://dancallaway.com/work-with-me/ Feel like your voice hits a wall in your throat, like there’s a squeeze or ceiling you can’t get past? You might be dealing with unconscious pharyngeal constriction -- your swallowing muscles that are trying to help but might be inhibiting and causing inefficiency. In this third episode of the Vocal Tract Shaping series, we explore your pharyngeal constrictors: What they are and what they do How unconscious engagement can limit your sound How to use alignment, awareness, and playful tools to release unnecessary squeeze Applications and demos to help you feel it for yourself You’ll learn: The difference between helpful and unhelpful constriction How to feel lateral-medial narrowing of your pharynx Emotional expressions that shape the vocal tract (and how to access them as technical coordinations) How this connects to vocal freedom, breath efficiency, and artistry 🎥 This series explores the movable parts of your vocal tract — like your larynx, tongue, pharynx, jaw, and soft palate — and how they work together to shape your sound and your story. Watch the full playlist here:    • The Vocal Tract Series: How Shape Frees So...   If you’re new here, I’m Dan Callaway. I teach musical theatre voice and vocal pedagogy at Boston Conservatory at Berklee. Over 25 years on Equity stages, and 15+ years helping singers sing sustainably on Broadway, national tours, and top regional stages. If you’re a singer who loves storytelling and wants to sing with skill and honesty, you’re in the right place. I make these videos knowing if I help one person become un-confused, then that’s a win. I hope this helped you today. Let me know if anything shifted for you and what questions you have. I like clarifying things. CHAPTERS 00:00 Intro to Pharyngeal Constriction What is that wall in your throat? Unconscious constriction, inhibition, and how to find freedom. 01:20 Meet Your Pharyngeal Constrictors Get to know the three pharyngeal constrictor muscles—superior, middle, and inferior—and why they matter so much in singing. 02:46 Understanding Skeletal Alignment Discover how the alignment of your skull, spine, and jaw affects vocal efficiency and resonance. 03:57 Common Singer Habits and Their Effects Forward head and jaw tension—why we do it, and how it engages your pharyngeal muscles in limiting ways. 07:38 Exploring Pharyngeal Constriction What is lateral-medial narrowing? How does it help or hinder resonance? And how is it connected to emotional expression? 10:30 Exercises for Pharyngeal Awareness Frustrated growls, “Botox pharynx,” and the rubber band trick. Tools to help you feel and manage your pharyngeal constrictors. 14:18 Other Techniques and Imagery Using voice examples and character references to explore efficient coordination through imagination and mapping through listening. 18:29 Conclusion and Next Steps Wrap-up and reflection on how pharyngeal awareness unlocks freedom—and where we’re headed next in the vocal tract series.