singing






 

Question by  reddawg (46)

What are some good breathing exercises for singing?

I want to be a good singer.

 
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Answer by  lonelywolf (2117)

Stand straight with your back against a wall. Take a deep breath, one that fills your lungs and you can feel in your stomach. Slowly "hiss" the breath back out.

 
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Answer by  michelle30 (103)

Laying flat on your back on the floor while practicing singing will force you to use your diaphragm. Pretending to be Santa singing "Ho Ho Ho Ho Ho" while placing your hand on your diaphragm. Singing La.. forcing the air out of diaphragm until can no longer do it.

 
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Answer by  Fafafohee (13)

To strengthen your core for singing, you should lie on your back with a heavy book on your stomach and practice lifting it slowly and steadily with your breath.

 
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Answer by  cindy2366 (224)

Breathing exercises for singing should be very simple as to not stress the throat and vocal cords. The most affective exercise would be to stand up straight, keep your shoulders relaxed, and take a big yawn and say, "ahhhhh."

 
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Answer by  KendraL (60)

A good way to expand your diaphram in order to sing better is to practice holding your breath for as long as you can.

 
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Answer by  leize (222)

Relaxing lower abdomen while inhaling. Allowing air to fill lungs, exhale slowly through mouth counting to three. Pause; continue exhaling steadily counting to three. Repeat cycle.

 
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Answer by  sabozeka (611)

Keep your shoulders and chest relaxed when you inhale. Now inhale like you are slurping up a single piece of spaghetti.

 
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Answer by  Darkephoenix (1789)

Take a full, deep breath until it almost feels like you're going to cough, then take one very short one while holding the full breath. Ten times. Every day.

 
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Answer by  salsafoodie (3146)

There are several breathing exercises that you can use where you are breathing through the back of the throat and through the mouth. There are some other exercises that you can practice as well.

 
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