Day 10: Common Misconceptions about Breath Support - 30 Days of Breath Support

In Day 10 of our 30 Days of Breath Support, I break down some common misconceptions about how to support. Make sure you watch Days 1-9 before fully comprehending what this video is about….
To sing well, you need to breathe well. Most people- beginners and professional singers- agree on this point. However, how to do it? That is the question…
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[@Rosannasfriend]

My mind is blown!!! All these years I thought you needed to go in on high notes. Damn. We’ve been misled by everybody else, not only on KZbin, but even the teachers that I have seen in person. But generally, when you’re singing, you do bring everything in, right? Just when it’s high notes you release?

[@Rosannasfriend]

But, of course, you contract the lower belly back in before the end of that high note. That’s important to remember.

[@Rosannasfriend]

And I guess when you’re releasing the lower belly and pelvic floor, it’s not about pushing them out or down, but spreading them out? At least on high notes?

[@Rosannasfriend]

I guess what I mean by spreading them out as like a releasing sideways? That’s what you showed in the video.