I've recently started keeping my larynx more
stationary when I sing, but it seems impossible for my
larynx not to raise when I'm in my upper register.
I've tried keeping it stationary while sliding into
this range from an octave below, but it seems that if
I don't allow my larynx to raise a bit, my range ends
at the A right above the treble clef, while usually I
have up to a C#. Any ideas on this?
Also, should the larynx move/tilt for different
vowels? It seems that my larynx must tilt from its
resting position to sing the [i] (as in eat) vowel.
Is this correct? If not, does anyone have advice?
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April Salerno
B.M. in Vocal Performance
Baldwin-Wallace College
Class of 2002
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