Expand Your Vocal Range with This Laryngeal expansion Exercise.

www.theoldschoolofsinging.com
In this video, Giancarlo Monsalve reveals one of his private exercises for creating freedom and ease in the larynx and pharynx. This exercise is a fundamental part of his unique technique, which blends the best of traditional singing schools. Watch and learn how to effortlessly hit high notes. Giancarlo Monsalve is bringing back the old school of singing, step by step, lesson by lesson, voice by voice.
Giancarlo Monsalve is a direct descendant of the Manuel Garcia School, Arturo Melocchi, Marcello, and Mario Del Monaco school
The Monsalve Leyton Method™ The Old School of Singing
Bringing back the Old School of Singing step by step, lesson by lesson, voice by voice.
Start your journey back to the Old School of Singing at www.theoldschoolofsinging.com
#singingexercise
#laryngealexpansion
#highnotes
#vocaltechnique
#oldschoolsinging
#singinglesson
#singingcoach
#vocalcoach
#singingtips
#singingtechnique
#singingeducation
#singingteacher
#vocaltraining
#singingimprovement
#singingpractice
#singingstyle
#vocalelasticity
#singingheritage
#vocalheritage
#singinglegacy
#vocalexpansion
#laryngealexercise
#singingfreedom
#singingfreedom
#laryngealexpansion
#singingtips
#singingtechnique
#singingeducation
#singingteacher
#vocaltraining
#singingimprovement
#singingpractice
#singingstyle
#vocalelasticity
#singingheritage
#vocalheritage
#singinglegacy

[@the0v0man]

I can not even begin to understand how to make my neck do that! You are incredible

[@nicolasdosch4010]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="88">1:28</a> what i like in this exercice is that by giving this extra space you can clearly ear in his voice that he's also running through passagio with ease without distording the vowel

[@dan1814]

Just by trying what he says on this video I feel more comfortable hitting B5. Now I will practice more until I reach C5, I’m glad I found this channel!!!

[@greenlixr5442]

B5 is almost an octave higher than C5 do you mean B4

[@giancarlomonsalve]

Thank you for your message, and I'm thrilled to hear that my video has helped you become more comfortable hitting high notes! As a Maestro of the Old School of singing, I believe that with proper technique and practice, any singer can achieve their full vocal potential. It's great to hear that you're already seeing progress and feeling more confident in your high note singing. Keep up the good work and continue to practice regularly, and I'm sure you'll reach your goal of hitting C5 in no time. Thank you for your support, and keep singing!

[@giancarlomonsalve]

Yes he meant B4 :)

[@stevenburton7922]

Brilliant exercise

[@rinattakhirov6426]

Many thanks ✨🙏✨

[@angelusavila3832]

You are my teacher

[@1521pinkprincess]

Excellent

[@errol-ih4jy]

nice one Giancarlo, it worked cheers buddy.

[@tenor-haute-contre]

Thanks so much Giancarlo ! May I suggest that whenever you give proper demonstration, can you do the extreme OPPOSITE of what should be ideally done ? I find that knowing what is (really) wrong usually helps me see better what is the proper approach, no matter the issue.

[@rafaelalexie2417]

How the heck am I supposed to do that?!?!

[@edinshealtiel3754]

G E N I U S ..........😮

[@juanma.arabia]

Is this one of those essential things that we cannot see at first glance on great singers? I've tried it and felt more space in the zone. Thanks

[@lukasmiller486]

Are you going to give master class videos for sale on your website? I just sent a text to you about this too. I would love to learn from you as I don’t have time or money for voice classes at college now. God bless you and keep being amazing!

[@mariosessa4856]

Buongiorno Giancarlo, video in italiano x favore.Immagino metodo Melocchi

[@FranAlcobax]

Maestro ! Thank you for your videos ! Can this technique be used for any style of singing other than opera?

[@OrkhanEfendi]

How to open pharynx? Is it about having the sense of yawning, vowel modification or having back space in the mouth cavity?

[@onzkicg]

That’s looks tough to do, for starters just like any muscle under training, should we expect to reel strain or little pain on those area?

[@G_Kanakarakis]

Wonderful piece of advance, plus presentation! Just a question. When you make your neck muscles like that, what is happening with your breathe? Do you just exhale rapidly (and the opening of your neck muscles happen by itself), or you exhale rapidly plus opening your neck in a specific way? Thank you!

[@giancarlomonsalve]

Thank you for your kind words and your question! To answer your question, the opening of the neck muscles and the pharyngeal expansion is a result of a specific way of exhaling. It's not just about exhaling rapidly, but rather about creating a steady, controlled flow of air while keeping the larynx low and the pharynx open. This requires a certain amount of breath support and muscular coordination, which can be developed through vocal exercises and training. So, to achieve laryngeal and pharyngeal expansion, it's important to focus on developing good breath support and control, as well as learning the correct technique for keeping the larynx low and the pharynx open.

[@caninbar]

I've never seen anything like it. Freaky!

[@giancarlomonsalve]

And effective

[@sasankh.6298]

giancarlo hi sir i fallow your videos and i joined so much please help me when i sing my roots side of neck grow up even i sing from chess ... but when u singing highest note your neck looks calm and relax ... what should i do ?

[@lilchwis4423]

How do you do that while singing? Does that come when the muscles are strengthened? Thank you!

[@nicolasdosch4010]

Well if you start thinking about it and developp this feeling of oppening inside whatever the note , the intensity etc it will comes naturaly after hours of practice. I'm into it at this moment because i used to sing whith a high larynx and distorded vowels and what helps me is to think a little cought that oppen my throath just before attacking the note ! Good Luck with your practice ☺️

[@kostassarad9729]

After I did the exercises my neck muscles are in pain. Is it normal?Does it mean I did it the right way or not?

[@ChouPeter-qt4fv]

I can do that just when close mouth and breath

[@giancarlomonsalve]

You need power control of from your false ribs and it will happen

[@FELIX-gl8cq]

Пожалуйста!!!!!!!Прошу!!!!!сделайте русские субтитры!!!🥃🥃🥃🥃🥃🥃🥃🥃🥃🍗🥃🥃🥃🥃🥃🥃🥃🍖🍖🥃🥃🥃🥃🥃🥃🥃🥃🥃🍖🍖🍖🍖☕️

[@user-pf8yi3oy3b]

Почему такая качка в пении? Вроде бы ничего, но качка...

[@giancarlomonsalve]

Logic: Pitching is a fundamental aspect of singing and music as a whole. It refers to the ability to accurately hit and maintain a specific note or series of notes, and is essential for creating a cohesive and harmonious musical experience. Without proper pitching, a singer's performance can sound off-key or dissonant, which can be distracting or unpleasant for the listener. Additionally, accurate pitching is often required for singing in harmony with other musicians or instruments, as well as for creating dynamic and emotionally expressive performances. In short, pitching is a critical component of singing and music, and mastering it is essential for any aspiring singer who wants to create a polished and professional sound.

[@daipod3148]

can you also sing softly? i dont mean to be rude or anything but this feels like you only ever sing forte-fortissimo

[@tejafromspain]

This exercise is about getting confident with passaggio. Singing softly is developed in exercises about messa di voce. I hope Giancarlo teaches us some exercises for messa di voce

[@Delectatio]

Really reminded me of the "trumpet neck puff" - kzbin.info/www/bejne/sKm3oIljjZVjnKs

[@giancarlomonsalve]

Nice one! Indeed is very similar

[@giorgi9814]

Giancarlo, please tell me with your exercises, how long will it take me to develop well and strengthen vocal range?