Genau das sagt Renee Fleming auch.

Sehr genaue Beschreibung und auch nachvollziehbar. Die Sache mit dem Beckenboden hat mir noch keiner erklärt. Warum eigentlich nicht? Da wird immer mit dem Bauch herumgedoktert, was bei dieser Beschreibung völlig wegfällt. Übringens das mit dem Bauch funktioniert auch nicht.

I know this is an old video, but I think of suspending vs. holding, and often I think of 'if I were a puffer fish' suspending in all directions. I think these are also known as Farinelli exercises.

03:18 Interesting and unusual to see this kind of understanding from a woman. As a man, it has always been too easy to hurt my voice with too much power. Almost every single obvious use of muscle is much too much. The only thing to follow is the filtering voice area [vocal cords] with resonance zones in throat and and head [feels most in nose/eyes]. If it sounds sweet [feel, record and listen], and nothing is pressured/pushed, the way of Nature is being followed.

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Wonderful!!!🙏❤️👏🎶🎶🎶🤩

Laura , muchas gracias , con el ultimo ejercicio nos diste el eslabón , perdido , de tener las costillas abiertas y como debe comenzar del sonido aún con las costillas abiertas .. porque es cierto que auno le parece que no va a sonar , es por eso que empujamos tanto la voz , gracias gracias gracias desde Argentina

Hells teeth! For a non musical person I can't believe how physical these singers have to be. I just used to revel in the sounds. I now look on singers/ brass type musicians as more of an athlete. Very impressive!

This a life changing video for me, seriously. I’m speechless how clearly you’ve explained everything. And that simple sounding exercise is a miracle. Thank you so much. ❤

This is amazing!! ❤

I would love to know how to use this breathing technique in singing sentences in a song. Thank you

Dear Laura, Thanks for this great advices ❤️ I've just fuond out you have been to Israel. I wish I knew so I could have lessons with you. Singing well, even to my self, just as a healing truma therapy and meditation is my dream. Any chance you ever come back?

Ma quando espiri, o quando canti , mentre mantieni le costole larghe, cosa senti al livello dei muscoli addominali? Li devi mantenere espansi o sgonfiarli?grazie

Hi, do you give online classes ?

Your videos are awesome, I would love it if you made more of them!

is this exercise is useful for vocal nodule? please help

I dont know HOW to thank you!!!!!!! It’s a gift!!! It’s exactly what my teacher said but when you hear it again from such a singer it make you wanna fly!!!

Very beautiful redhead opera singer

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Great teaching! Thanks!

Thank you, Ms. Claycomb. This is so clearly explained, so well-worded and immensely helpful. G-d bless you and stay healthy!

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Thank you 🙏🏾

Ok so I just found out about who you are... and you are giving away gold with these exercises- and also you deserve to be noteworthy with any of the opera greats. First of all you have one of my top five favorite Pianissimos I’ve ever heard, and I’m mostly a pop singer at this point but I started with opera actually, and I was taught that the measure of someone’s true greatness as an opera singer is in the complexity and luxurious depth of their pianissimo. Now as a pop singer I can tell why which artists lose their voice because they lose the ability to have vocal fold connection in their pianissimo so as soon as I heard you do that I knew you were the real deal. New subscriber and new fan, and I will be sharing your videos with my own vocal students :) thank you for your gift and contribution to humanity 💚🙏🥰

how to sing like jungkook and jin?

again, female singing teachers are always making more sense

It would have been awesome if you lowered your camera so that we could really see your upper body in action during the breathing exercises

Perfect !!! So many many many thanks from Greece !

Should I also keep my pelvic floor engaged when exhaling please?

Please up load more. It brings light to my world. Thank you.

Thank you.

Thank you so much Laura! We need more Videos like that :-(

Thank you so much for posting this helpful video

When i let my abdomen flop downward on the exhale I feel the Appogio lean. My teacher suggested after doing Lehmann's breath jerk (i can do it slowly but the jerk lowers the diagphragm successfully). I tell my abdomen to let go! Sing like you're 10 months pregnant. It really keeps the air underneath in a "perched" way as you said.

I do this too. I just imagine breathing into my lower back like the great singers of old said to do while keeping the chest high i.e not collapsing. The back focus stops you putting air solely in your belly or thorax. I stay so relaxed yet engaged. Appogio is AWESOME but increasing capacity takes time.

Thank you Laura! I play French horn ( 14 years ) and since coronavirus staying home I watched a ton of videos about vocal technique, Belcanto , breathing , appogio and there are few professional singers who mention pelvic floor in singing ( I heard you , Cappucine Chiaudani) . And what is strange that only females mention this ,I didn't hear any men to mention pelvic floor , not even the best tenors. I want to thank you from the bottom of my heart for this secrets that you share with us , we really want to sing / play better! And yes, even if you play an instrument , you really should sing with your voice first , then with your instrument. The great Arnold Jacobs said that and the best players say that ( Herman Baumann , Luca Benucci )

What a treasure! Beautiful soul

There is exercises for strengthening pelvic floor muscle called - Kegel Exercise.

The best tutorial i have ever seen!! You are amazing, thank you!!

You are so good!

You are amazing! Thank you for your incredible singing and for those videos with technique 😊 ❤️

Thank you ever so much for sharing for knowledge and expertise, Maestra. Very didactical the way you explain these important technique aspects.

hi! remember Mignon? Toulouse, Cheers, Yann.

In this video, you're beautiful. :) I wish I could be your student ... I realized two things from it and I will try to practice them. It's the exhalation in the ribs is like breathing in to maintain the extension, and not using the abdominal muscles. So you can teach me how to get high notes, need lots of power, then I should compress it further into the ribs, right? And during training, what are the signs that I'm doing something wrong?

Best explanation ever! Thanks. When do we practice breathing exercise? Should it be every day? Thanks.

without getting 'anchored' you will not have low notes (which i never can do anyways) ....its key to the whole entire lower register...

just wanna let you know, you are helping people 3 years later!

Talk too much rather than more time on exercise...pls avoid talking too much.

You explain that sooo good!! I am a tenor and had to make my abdomen hard and stiff while studying at the conservatorium in Holland... Expanding ribs was not allowed... So my voice was very small After the conservatorium I had a very good thatcher from London and he said exactly Wat you explain. I wish you all the best!!!