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You wouldn't run a marathon on your first day back from a jogging hiatus. The same concept applies to singing. Head of faculty at Berkshire Choral Festival and director of...
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Warm up your voice with Melanie DeMore during this "Morning Sing" at Chorus America's 2011 Conference in San Francisco. Her exuberant energy and innovative technique for teaching the songs are...
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The ancient practice of yoga can help you establish good singing posture, become aware of your body, and use your breath effectively.
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Justin shows us how to find "Tadasana," or Mountain Pose—very similar to good singing posture!
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Learn to find your "sitting bones" and develop a grounded posture for seated singing.
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Long seated rehearsal? Alleviate tiredness in the lower back with this simple twist.
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Chakras are believed in Eastern traditions to be invisible energy "organs" of the body. Justin explains how singers can tap into expressive performances by becoming aware of the chakras.
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Instructor Justin Montigne explains how the practice of yoga or proprioceptive awareness can benefit singers.
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The bones in the body can move in internal or external rotation -- learn how to recognize the difference between these two motions and develop an awareness for how they...
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As singers, we all need to be able to concentrate for long periods of time. Try improving yours with this mindfulness exercise.
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Learn how tension in the tailbone can negatively affect your singing, and how to counteract it with a lunge exercise.
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All of our "singing structures" are along the spine. If your spine is out of alignment or your body is in an uncomfortable position, you cannot support your sound easily...