| | From: Ronald Rutgersson <baktise2@y...>
Date: Tue Feb 12, 2002 2:57 pm
Subject: Re: [vocalist] Digest Number 1035
| About breathing:
See: http://www.voiceteacher.com
and Breath Management
/Ronald
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> There are 25 messages in this issue.
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> Topics in this digest:
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> 1. RE: Breathing
> From: "Sharon Szymanski" <szy@n...>
> 2. vacuum
> From: Greypins@a...
> 3. Re: RE: Breathing
> From: buzzcen@a...
> 4. Re: RE: Breathing
> From: Greypins@a...
> 5. Re: RE: Breathing
> From: "Lea Ann Martin"
> <LeaAnn@k...>
> 6. Re: RE: Breathing
> From: "Lea Ann Martin"
> <LeaAnn@k...>
> 7. Re: RE: Breathing
> From: Greypins@a...
> 8. Re: RE: Breathing
> From: "Lea Ann Martin"
> <LeaAnn@k...>
> 9. Re: RE: Breathing
> From: "Lea Ann Martin"
> <LeaAnn@k...>
> 10. Re: RE: Breathing
> From: Greypins@a...
> 11. Re: RE: Breathing
> From: "Lea Ann Martin"
> <LeaAnn@k...>
> 12. Re: RE: Breathing
> From: Greypins@a...
> 13. Re: RE: Breathing
> From: "Lea Ann Martin"
> <LeaAnn@k...>
> 14. Re: RE: Breathing
> From: Domisosing@a...
> 15. Re: RE: Breathing
> From: Greypins@a...
> 16. Re: RE: Breathing
> From: "Lea Ann Martin"
> <LeaAnn@k...>
> 17. Re: RE: Breathing
> From: "K.Morcus" <k.morcus@h...>
> 18. Re: RE: Breathing
> From: Greypins@a...
> 19. Re: RE: Breathing
> From: buzzcen@a...
> 20. Re: G&S "lookism"
> From: Karen Mercedes <dalila@R...>
> 21. Re: RE: Breathing
> From: "Lea Ann Martin"
> <LeaAnn@k...>
> 22. Re: RE: Breathing
> From: "Lea Ann Martin"
> <LeaAnn@k...>
> 23. Re: RE: Breathing
> From: Domisosing@a...
> 24. Re: RE: Breathing
> From: Greypins@a...
> 25. Re: RE: Breathing
> From: "Lloyd W. Hanson"
> <lloyd.hanson@n...>
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> Message: 1
> Date: Mon, 11 Feb 2002 09:25:29 -0800
> From: "Sharon Szymanski" <szy@n...>
> Subject: RE: Breathing
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> People can say what they want to about never
> giving a thought to
> breathing...or taking no more than a normal speaking
> breath...but
> learning
> to breathe correctly is the corner stone of
> singing...I am sure after a
> few
> years it becomes something you don't think about but
> you have to learn
> to do
> it correctly first.
>
> Here's my view:
> I absolutely think that breathing is the
> cornerstone of singing AND
> totally agree with utilizing the natural autonomic
> breathing system as
> described by Mike. The body's own system for
> inhalation and release (as
> used in speaking) is by far more efficient and
> relaxing (something we
> always strive for in performance!) than anything we
> can impose upon the
> body.
> I consciously teach each of my
> students to find
> and rely on this system. To most of them , it is a
> new idea,
> and they must be "taught" to be
> "natural". I have yet to
> meet a single student who didn't benefit from some
> active instruction in
> this area, though new students without
> already-ingrained habits seem to
> learn it most quickly and easily. It also seems
> that, when I feel I
> will need a larger amount of breath, I simply "stay
> open and available"
> to allow more of the air to come in (this means
> beginning my inhale
> sooner to allow time). I figured all this out
> during the last 8 years
> (my 40's) and it has made an incredible difference
> to my singing.
>
> So it's really not a case of either/or for me and my
> students. We're
> natural AND we work to achieve it!
>
> Sincerely,
> Sharon Szymanski
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> Message: 2
> Date: Mon, 11 Feb 2002 09:32:02 EST
> From: Greypins@a...
> Subject: vacuum
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> john,
>
> you might be right about what creates the
> vacuum. the expelling of
> air sets up the potential for a vacuum but, it isn't
> until the muscles used
> to expel the air, are released that the vacuum
> actually occurs. now, it
> puzzles me as to what the role of the diaphragm is
> in such an action and
> perhaps, as i absolutely cannot figure it out just
> by feeling it, that
> further points to the notion that breathing should
> be left reflexive and that
> any effort to manually override the process, will
> only interfere with
> efficient breathing, making it foolish to attempt to
> do so.
>
> mike
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> Message: 3
> Date: Mon, 11 Feb 2002 09:33:09 EST
> From: buzzcen@a...
> Subject: Re: RE: Breathing
>
> In a message dated 2/11/2002 8:20:59 AM Central
> Standard Time, szy@n...
> writes:
>
>
> > People can say what they want to about never
> giving a thought to
> > breathing...or taking no more than a normal
> speaking breath...but
> > learning
>
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