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How To Improve Singing Performance?

<p style&equals;"text-align&colon; justify&semi;">Singing is very easy to do&period; Everyone can do that&period; We just need to open our mouth and sing&period; However&comma; singing professionally is very difficult&period; Ver small mistake will be noticeable and it is important to make sure that our voice is at its best&period; Professional singers also keep an overall good health and physically fit body&period; They have at least moderate exercise&comma; proper sleep and maintain a healthy diet&period; Alcohol&comma; illegal drugs and smoking need to be avoided&comma; although some rock stars won’t mind doing them&period; The stereotypes of rock star lifestyle aren’t a reality&period; Singers who maintain long&comma; productive career are really serious about taking good care of themselves&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p style&equals;"text-align&colon; justify&semi;">Unfortunately&comma; Elvis Presley&comma; Jim Morrison&comma; Kurt Cobain and Janis Joplin are singers and vocalists who were not able to avoid the excesses&period; Even professional singers need constant training&period; Lawyers&comma; doctors and other professionals need enough training to excel in their chosen educations&period; Regardless of methods we choose&comma; we should learn how to use our vocal cords properly&period; This should allow us to deal with any kind of problems&period; Singing can be very exciting and fun&comma; regardless of intense training&period; It is important to make sure that we have the right breathing technique and posture&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p style&equals;"text-align&colon; justify&semi;">The basic method of checking our posture is by standing up with our back against the well&period; Our feet should be kept parallel to our shoulders&period; Our spine should be aligned and our back must be straight&period; Our vertebrae should stack on top of others in a perfect&comma; straight line&period; Our body will be completely out of balance&comma; when our spine is out of alignment&period; Proper singing won’t be possible if we have muscle tension&period; Our neck should straight up and our head should have an elevated feeling&period; However&comma; we shouldn’t force ourselves to hold this posture or our voice will be somewhat distorted&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p style&equals;"text-align&colon; justify&semi;">Breath support should allow us to produce very pleasant tone without straining it too much&period; When we inhale before singing&comma; expansion should be felt around our midsection&period; Our spinal muscle&comma; abdominal section and diaphragm should work together&period; Regardless of whether we make slow hissing sound or singing loudly&comma; we should try to maintain the expansion of our midsection&period; This should allow us to sing with less vocal fatigue&comma; better tone and healthy manner&period; The next thing that we should do is by maintaining quality and tone placement&period; In this case&comma; if we want to produce lower notes&comma; we should use our chest voice and head voice for producing higher notes&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p style&equals;"text-align&colon; justify&semi;">With good and well supported breath&comma; we should be able to achieve higher notes&period; There are techniques that we could do to enable our body works freely&period; We should be able to release mental stress&comma; restrictive breathing habits&comma; postural imbalance and physical tension&period; There should be a direct correlation between natural breathing&comma; posture and the actual singing activity&period; There’s a strong correlation between breathing&comma; body posture and singing performance&period; Mastering these techniques should be easy to do for many singers&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;

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