Breathing Method for Singing

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Summary: There are breathing methods that can help you sing better, get expert advice on proper singing techniques and music lessons in this free video.

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Yessenia Balan Yessenia has a Bachelor of Music Education and over 10 years of experience as a music teacher. From choir directing to voice teacher, piano instructor, and gu... read more

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Breathing Method for Singing

Hello, my name is Yesenia Balan, and on behalf of Expert Village, I'm going to talk about the proper techniques for singing. Another fun way, especially if you're trying to teach a kid how to breathe correctly is tell him to imagine they're holding a great big milkshake, or whatever their favorite drink is. And imagine that you have a big straw connected to that big drink that you like to drink. And you just sip in, just like you were drinking from that big straw. So you sip in. And again, you can feel the abdominal area expand because of the air filling up the lungs. You breathe in, in the big straw, like this. Again. OK, and breathe in. And that's the sip of a big straw.