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Summary: How relaxing the jaw can change a singer's performance is discussed in this free video series that will show you how to perfect your singing and vocal technique.

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Athena Reich Athena Reich is a professional musician, actress, singer, songwriter and teacher who may be reached at (917) 338-7266. She has released four CD's and toured i... read more

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How to Relax the Jaw for Singing

In this clip I'm going to talk about relaxing the jaw and the tongue. Even if you are not a singer but you speak a lot in your work as teacher or a reporter, this is a crucial exercise to do. Give me that nice open smile that we have talked about earlier and I'm going to see la. I'm going to have a nice (making sounds), low gentle sound it is natural. La, you can see my mouth is not moving at all. (making sounds) I'm relaxed but I'm literally stretching the tongue but not in a way that hurts. I can do it with (making sounds)that is with a D. I can do N and I can do th. This really helps you with your speaking in a natural gentle way.

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