Opera Singers: Open Throat or Low Larynx? скачать в хорошем качестве

Opera Singers: Open Throat or Low Larynx?

http://www.theoldschoolofsinging.com Hello my Old School Singers family! Let’s bring some clarity to the confusion around: In this video, I talk about the fundamentals of two important vocal schools: the open throat technique from the Manuel Garcia school and the low larynx approach from the Arturo Melocchi school. Although these methods may seem quite different, when used together with thoughtfulness and precision—just as Franco Corelli did—the results are remarkable. The open throat allows the larynx to lower without pressure, while the low larynx connects the voice to the chest frequencies and helps the larynx tilt naturally. These two principles work hand in hand to produce a strong and resonant opera voice. At the end of the video, I give an example using a DB5 to make the concept even clearer. Giancarlo Monsalve Proudly bringing back the old school of singing® step by step, voice by voice.