
Learn to access and expand your high notes without effort by relaxing and expanding the throat, not tightening it, through guided real-time vocal exercises.
Breath is the motor of the voice. Many singers fail to engage their diaphragm when they breathe, resulting in shallow breaths and limited oxygen intake. Bad postural habits, stress, and anxiety all tend to interfere with deep, diaphragmatic breathing. Good breath support is essential for singing, most especially when singing in the upper range.
In the next three Lectures you will learn new breathing habits, which will make your voice stronger, more stable, and will prepare the foundations to develop a solid technique in the upper range.
Learn diaphragmatic breathing to support high notes by expanding the belly and floating ribs. Engage the abdominal muscles to sustain air and reduce throat tension in warmups.
Discover what a full voice means by training the vocal cords to close completely, preventing breath leakage and producing a fuller, purer sound through practice that strengthens the lower range.
Develop a full, relaxed voice by creating false sounds with closed vocal chords, using the five vowels and clear enunciation to place the sound from lower to upper ranges.
Explore the upper range by relaxing and opening the throat to access high notes without tension, then strengthen to blend high and low notes without constriction.
Discover practical exercises to access and strengthen your upper range using siren and bubbling techniques, relax your voice, and develop muscle awareness to sing high notes with ease.
Guide women through an upper range vocal exercise, starting with a full four sound onset, staying relaxed, and gradually switching to a higher or falsetto voice as needed.
Develop upper-register control by holding long tones while breathing from the belly, enunciating clearly, opening the mouth to expand the throat, and maintaining steady volume through regular practice.
Develop high-note resonance by practicing vocal technique and scales until it becomes second nature, then apply it to a chosen song with upper-register work, enunciation, and smooth transitions.
Updated 8/9/2021
"It's the kind singing course I've been looking for most of my adult life. Serious with lots of practical exercises without having to leave my house." --J.A., Udemy student
Hit the high notes every time!
Do you struggle and fret every time you have to sing a high note?
Do you get tired or even lose your voice when you sing high?
Are there songs that you would like to sing but feel they are “out of your range”?
Would you like to learn the correct technique to hit high notes with strength and confidence?
If you answered a resounding “yes” to any of these questions, this course is for you!
If you’re scared of high notes, you need to learn the correct technique, one that allows you to access your upper range without strain and to hit all the notes that your vocal cords are capable of with confidence and ease.
Many untrained singers try to hit high notes by pushing their voice. They squeeze their throat and increase the volume in order to prevent the voice from cracking during the process. In this course you will learn that the best, most reliable and comfortable way of singing high notes is by relaxing and expanding, rather than tensing and squeezing. High notes will soon become easy and fun!
This course is highly interactive! Videos provide explanations and exercises that will guide you to access and develop your upper range with comfort and ease. These videos will lead you step-by-step through the practice of the exercises, providing special instructions and reminders, and addressing the most common issues students tend to run into. You will also learn how to use these new tools when practicing a song that had been challenging or “too high” for you in the past.
I am available to answer questions and offer feedback. You can easily contact me through the course provider, Udemy.
Take action now! Master your upper range now, and express your full potential as a singer.