| Hi Caio!! > > Hi, Roccio. Missed you! Missed you too, although I have to say, you have the funniest jokes ever (referring to the fact that I am on his send-jokes-to-friends-list and loving it). And by the way, it's Rocio with one c :o) > > Shaking the jaw is aesthetically nicer than shaking
the head, as a famous popular singer in Brazil does ( Zezé de Camargo ) :-)
Imagine her singing as sweetly as she does and then shaking her head back
and forth for the vibrato. That would be funny! Oh yes it would!!
> singing in a half smile and lifting her eyebrows for higher notes (for
example) are attempts to compensate. Unfortunately it doesn't work that way.
> > A teacher I had for one day ( fortunately ) at the institute I have classes
said we should open up our eyes and nostrils for higher notes in order to
open up resonating space. She gave Sarah Brightman as a reference. Yes, Sarah Brightman gets a funny expression everytime she lifts the eyebrows just for a high note... I just think it isn't necessary at all to do so.
> Best regards and welcome back,
Thanks, it's good to be back!! Rocio Guitard Seth Riggs Associate
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