In a message dated 10/1/00 4:46:27 PM Central Daylight Time, caioross@z... writes:
<< That's something I'm not so sure about: you mean that that control is involuntary. I've always thought ( and read ) that it would happen automatically only when yelling, just like when we scream 'Hey' to call someone's attention. If you're right, then my consideration above are wrong, and so are Riggs's on page 25 of his book. But that raises a question: what do SLSers do to work on posture and bad breathing habits? Do you use Alexander Technique or any other method created by Seth. >>
SLS is using appogio basically. Comfortably high posture, deep silent breath and then don't collapse. Resonance is paid attention to in the vowel modifications that take place to help the folds lengthen through the first bridge and so that the vocal tract helps create supraglottal pressure.
Randy Buescher
Randy Buescher
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