How to Sing Falsetto

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Summary: Learn tips on how to sing in a falsetto voice with proper vocal technique with singing and vocal training tips in this free online vocal coaching video clip.

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James Meny James Meny has been teaching the "mixed" or middle voice technique for years. He is also trained in the opera and classical styles and has studied extensively... read more

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How to Sing Falsetto

JAMES MENY: Falsetto is real simple. It's a style choice. Very few people actually sing on falsetto with the exception of one type of singer, which is considered or called a countertenor, which is basically a baritone singing up in their falsetto and developing that voice. The pluses of falsetto is that, yes, there are genres in music that you can make a living doing it, as we said, in countertenor music. You'll hear it in some pop music as a stylistic choice. Falsetto has nothing to do with having extended the range. Basically, what it's doing is you're pulling the chords very tight and you're blowing a massive amount of air through the chords and letting the edges of the chords vibrate. Very similar to if you took a Coke bottle and you blew against the top of the Coke bottle and make that hooty sound. That's what you're doing in falsetto.

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