C# How to produce relaxed and Powerfull High Notes

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High Notes / Easy C# (Old school way)
As an answer about the multiple questions about High Notes for big voices, keep it relaxed! Focus on your breathing support! Appoggio! Free larynx, low and expanded and fully covered always!
Study and dedication is the way
Giancarlo Monsalve Leyton

[@onzkicg]

hahaha that’s awesome! Imagine back in the old time when microphones are not invented and you can project a solid voice like this to the crowd!

[@tecnicaantica]

¡Que tío más grande! ¡Un abrazo enorme desde España!

[@JillyCookeMusic]

You’re basically the George Clooney of tenors!

[@giancarlomonsalve]

Thank you Jilly :) I Love your arrangement of "Where the River Meets the Sea" Bravissima!

[@wadewhite9315]

But better looking!

[@crazysingingasian4654]

Open Larynx means "The Beginning Of Yawn"?

[@matteoamistoso834]

My vocal cords could never😭😆

[@giancarlomonsalve]

Don't worry, everyone has different strengths and weaknesses in their voice. Keep practicing and you'll be surprised at what you can achieve!

[@stevenburton7922]

Excellent instructor.

[@wadewhite9315]

What vocal exercises would you prescribe one to stretch your vocal register to reach that height? I'm a deep voice tenor from Iowa (the US) and after the G above middle C my voice become light and "whisky" and I can just barely squeak out the B-flat above that! :P

[@giancarlomonsalve]

Hello Wade, the most important (after the correct and secure intercostal diaphragmatic support) is the full expansion of the larynx AND pharynx giving freedom to the vocal cords vibrations to arrive at the natural head and chest resonances, plus the correct natural tilt of the larynx, not forced but mechanically produced as consequence of a correct possition. Have a wonderful 2021, Giancarlo

[@OrkhanEfendi]

dear Giancarlo, can you please further elaborate the second tension part of the body that is somewhere beneath the eyes...is it about resonator?

[@sandramati2422]

Eres chileno... Genial

[@giancarlomonsalve]

Si, de Valparaíso :)

[@kaaihmanoo5642]

Meu professor de canto também ensina isso que quando você vai fazer o agudo é pra expandir a laringe. Como se tivesse fazendo aquela zoada de ataque asmatico

[@giancarlomonsalve]

Na verdade, um ataque asmático tende a fechar a laringe, em vez de abri-la. É importante estar ciente disso e considerar fazer alguma pesquisa adicional sobre as técnicas vocais para obter um entendimento mais preciso.

[@christianveller6405]

Bravo!

[@giancarlomonsalve]

Grazie Christian!