“Flageolet Explained - Expand Your Vocal Range!” - Ep. 36 Quick Singing Tips

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

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[@margarett6425]

I loved it! I aspire to have this level of not caring about other people's presence and doing whatever you want, living your best life

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

Haha! Yeah! Just live your life! 😊🎶 -NYVC

[@thatswhatisaidCA]

Wow. Anyone else super uncomfortable for him doing that in public? I think I can now vlog in public after that heroic (to me) act. Thanks for forging yet another path for me, Justin. ;) Lol

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

Ha! He's super used to it! Doesn't bother him at all! -NYVC

[@mikkomattila7444]

lets face all fears and become NSIMG people (no shame in my game) :)

[@afrost8516]

Watching him scream like that in public makes the video 10 times better I laughed like 5 times at least

[@AI-kj6yi]

Wow is he really doing it in public? I thought he's using the green screen background thing. That's truly amazing.

[@kristianze3755]

@@AI-kj6yi yes don’t you hear that amazing reverb

[@javiecija96]

You have to be really confident to do flageolet on the street.

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

Haha, YEAH. Lol! -NYVC

[@joefarmer7727]

He isn't really on the street you can see it and hear it even better. He is in a small room recording it's kind of blue or green screen.. When he speaks louder there is this room echo.. But you should also be able too see that it's just a screen

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

​@@joefarmer7727 Actually all of the Quick Singing Tips series were filmed around New York City. There were a couple that were filmed elsewhere (Ep. 37 was in Michigan, and Ep. 38 in Wolfeboro, NH), but a green screen was never used. This is why in the QST series you'll often see people looking at him or "video bombing". For the most part though, he's no spectacle as NYC has a lot going on all the time. All of the other series, except for the introductions of some of the episodes which are often filmed on the street, were filmed in Studio. Justin and his team put a lot of work into the Quick Singing Tips series and it was a lot of fun to do with all the different locations. Ultimately, filming all around the City became a lot more work than anticipated and that's why the series has, for now, come to an end. :) (If it were filmed in a studio we'd for sure still be doing it!) -NYVC

[@gillianomotoso328]

3:07 - wait, omg. You just explained why I can drag my head voice up and pull it up gently and have two different ceilings. Flageolet is the bridge to whistle and just like mixed voice for chest, bringing chest voice up heavily will impede capacity to use head voice and mixed voice will just extend the range and power up.

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

Amazing discoveries and points here, Gillan! :D -NYVC

[@blackwolf4417]

this dude is awesome. he's a great teacher. thanks for the universe because you are exist.

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

Aw! Mr. Stoney appreciates your kind words! -NYVC

[@mangacie]

And the People around are thinking, what the heck with this man? Is he a Mad man??? 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@alijahc038]

I saw that especially when he was skipping across the street playing an invisible flute lol

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

Haha! Probably! -NYVC

[@beyondbirthday5760]

@@alijahc038 Before that I thought it's a chromakey, and after seeing him playing "flute", I was, like, "omg, he's really doing it publicly"

[@afrost8516]

Its NYC hun. We do what we want. Unlike Canada 🤣

[@hikeoganessian9729]

They're used to it in New York...Out here in L.A. we get used to alotta stuff...come on down..With no mask please..

[@sandysandilya3852]

4:52 you are awesome..... and my dream vocal coach....i watch your lessons everyday

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

😄 We're so glad you're here Sandy! Thanks for watching! -NYVC

[@thangtan1486]

I thought I don't have flute register and gave up after 3 weeks following your instruction. But I accidentally found it yesterday and unlocked my F6. Thankyou so much Justin!

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

WOOOOO! Go Thang Tan, GO! -NYVC

[@simong8527]

how did you find it?

[@l.d.6841]

Justin, I am experiencing totally new possibilities of my voice because of you may it vocal fry or flageolet. Only because you are encouraging me to just joyfully explore. Thank you so much you are opening a whole new world for me.

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

This is so amazing L.D.! Thank you for sharing! Have you heard about our contest? Check out our Community Tab! -NYVC

[@ulquiorra635]

Ok what are these possibilites? Are ur "singing"range expand? or what?

[@swatsu91]

YOU ARE THE BEST, SIRE. YOU MAKE THE LEARNING SO EASY... I WISH TO MEET YOU WHENEVER I COME TO NEW-YORK, ONCE BEFORE I DIE 🤘🙂 YOU ROCK. YOU ARE MY ONLY MENTOR...

[@Theraot]

When you summon your inner eagle: 2:21

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

Ha! 🦅 -NYVC

[@yokesyokes1047]

YAY thank y’all. I’ve been waiting YEARS for this video!

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

Oh man! We're so glad we could finally do it for you! Stay tuned for even MORE on this topic in the coming weeks! -NYVC

[@rickfigueroamusic]

You explain sooooo well man!! and there's so much joy inside of you while you're doing it!! I really enjoy your lessons. You’re so authentic!! I live in Spain, and I actually use you exercises to get better at singing. Your knowledge and abilities and the talent you have to teach is invaluable...You are a jewel in KZbin!! Thanks for sharing!!!

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

Wow! Mr. Stoney really appreciates your kind words Rick. We're so glad you're here! -NYVC

[@NiniRockX]

Minute 2:21 😳 I think I just heard a big bird?😆 Oh my god that sounded incredible.👍🏻 I just got back from "New York Vocal Coaching" and can't get enough. I can remember the first time I was with you. And you showed me the singing exercise "Flageolet". No vocal teacher in the past has shown me that, and I thought in my head "he is killing me" the higher I had to go.🙈 Andy always trains this exercise with me, also on the vowel "U". In the meantime, I've got used to it and I think it's a very good exercise.

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

Hi Nini! Sounds like you're doing EXCELLENT work! And, we're so happy to have you train with us! :) Keep it up! -NYVC

[@eshaalakhtar9911]

Dear Justin, Can you make a video which involve exercises so we can develop our flageolet

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

Hi Red! We suggest using the information in this episode and in our Flageolet episode for help with exercises! Check out episode 89! Also, you can join our live chats if you'd like even more help with developing exercises. For more info on our chats, reach out to [e-mail]! -NYVC

[@sciencetoday3629]

Hey , could you please Do a video on "How to Vlog in Public" . 😂😂

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

Ha! :D -NYVC

[@angelocuenca5792]

Thank you Mr. Justin. After I watched the video and tried doing the flageolet exercise, I just discovered that I can hit a G6 note without using my whistle voice😸

[@Hhjhfu247]

You are male ? My highest flageoet note is F6-check my channel

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

WOOO HOO! Great work Angelo! -NYVC

[@angelocuenca5792]

Thanks..By the way I believe that G6 note is my register break between flageolet and whistle. Just sayin'

[@jamesdesrouleaux7717]

I'm just a beginner. And all of these inspires me a lot. You are a stress reliever sir. It is actually my dream to have a Voice Lesson.😊❤️

[@prasadthorat5313]

Just wow i would How beautifully ,perfectly u explain everything.. So helpful If one goes your on your way surely he will be a successful singer

[@TimothyDanielLeyba777]

Hello again Mr. Justin Stoney! I am a tenor and I can sing up to about Bb5, sometimes up to B5 and very rarely up to C6. I want to be able to sing to the top of the piano SO BADLY!!! You are awesome by the way!!! 😊😊😊💗💗💗⭐⭐⭐🎵🎵🎵 God bless you, Jesus loves you and may the Holy Spirit be with you!!!

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

Amazing work Timothy! And we'll pas your very kind words on to Justin!!! 💙💙💙 -NYVC

[@TimothyDanielLeyba777]

@@NewYorkVocalCoaching thank you so much!!! 😍😍😍

[@bokutokoutarou1491]

I was holding my whistle note down into a very low volume (coz mom is asleep) and it started to sound really good with time.. I think its the same thing with Flageolet? That's why i say this channel always gives me what i want! Best!

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

Yeah! It might have been whistle! And yeah Flageolet requires low breath pressure! -NYVC

[@bokutokoutarou1491]

@@NewYorkVocalCoaching thank u:) imma check the Flageolet lesson to understand it better!

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

Awesome! -NYVC

[@GoaterKensei]

Thank you Justin for the explanation it was very helpful

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

We're so happy to know this! -NYVC

[@selda_KZ]

I have watched ur "Whistle Note" video too id be happy if u make another one with exercises & how to find it. 💙💜

[@joshuaalfred8307]

Struggling with this one. Attempting it has highlighted some heavy tension in my neck and jaw. Trying to identify where the tension is. I think I get tension in my thyrohyoid and deep masseter (I think it’s called) maybe other places as well. I get a few squeaks in then my voice fizzles out. Will keep trying to relax and find the right coordination.m Also just bought your book Justin! Love from the UK!!

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

You've got this Joshua! Keep it gentle and super quiet. :) We have an episode on Strain as well if you want to check it out! So cool that you got "Sing Like Never Before"! 🎉 We hope it is a resource to you for many years to come! -NYVC

[@joshuaalfred8307]

@@NewYorkVocalCoaching I found it! For a year I thought I had it but now I realise I was forcing air through. I found this was causing discomfort in my jaw. I could squeeze out an G5/A5 on my best day but then my voice would be knackered afterwards. Tried a different tactic couple of weeks ago. Basically what you advised - kept it gentle and quiet, and now I'm hitting C6-D6 consistently, and without tiring my voice. Just now I hit A#6 as an exclamation! Thanks for the pep talk :D

[@nidarshabandara9504]

@@joshuaalfred8307A#6 is probably whistle. Anyways D6 is pretty impressive.

[@AppleBloom21]

Yeah!!!! Justin I missed you!!! Thank you for an amazing video like always

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

Thanks for watching Apple! -NYVC

[@strangeworld907]

I'd requested this too! Thank you coach for further explaining this unfamilliar vocal term♥️

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

YAY! So glad we could make this video for you and everyone! 💙 -NYVC

[@keganpalmer4198]

I really like all your videos you put a lot in to it and it’s captivating

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

Thank you, Kēgan! We're grateful you're here! -NYVC

[@keganpalmer4198]

@@NewYorkVocalCoaching and I’m so glad

[@allanvictormonteroadames7013]

Bro, you're just great, you inspire me to take singing lessons again.

[@mrwhatzitallabout]

Dope!🔥 Informative & Inspirational! Winning combo!

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

WOO Hoo! Thanks Mr. Whatz! -NYVC

[@uchennaechebelem7227]

I am so glad you made this video because a lot of people get flagolet and whistle register confuse. I'm a Male High Soprano that sing in head voice and flagolet in the 6th and 7th octave all the time. I always call flageolet the superhead voice above the head voice.

[@honeymarinade3935]

Any examples? Flageolet reaches up to around Eb6 before whistle kicks in. Whistle usually starts around F6. I dont think you're close to singing in the 6th octave at all because most songs that require 6th arent lyrical.

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

So glad you liked this, Uchenna! Amazing that you know about Flageolet! -NYVC

[@Hhjhfu247]

@@honeymarinade3935 flageolet can easily Reach to 7th Head voice can Reach to A6/Bb6 same with falsetto (look Christina Aguilera)

[@JordanPringle]

IM WATCHING the video but having second hand embarassment Lmfaoo

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

Ha! Justin's always filming weird QST stuff in public! -NYVC

[@wirag4680]

I FOUND IT TODAY! 🎉

[@idioticidiot911]

The looks of the people just addd a whole new flavor to this video and I love it

[@rickysword3945]

I am a vocal scaler but when you screamed "TOTAL CRICOTHYROID" 2:40 i was so scared that I discovered my whistle voice.

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

HA! -NYVC

[@taliasang5761]

Details....in the explanation 🙂 Thank you.

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

:D -NYVC

[@konstantinosch.4040]

Thank you so much for that, now i know how to call that thing that I was doing with my voice all this time .

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

WOO! Super awesome!! :D -NYVC

[@alanj5281]

Wow, can't wait to watch your video.

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

YAY! 🙏 -NYVC

[@loveyoustill497]

YESSSS FLAGEOLET IS LIKE IN BETWEEN HEAD VOICE AND WHISTLE, IT'S CONNECTED TO BOTH OF THEM. Btw, you're teaching and singing on a street like wow. How'd you do that?

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

It's New York City! You can do anything! :) -NYVC

[@SOPRATENOR]

What mastery! Really amazing!

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

Thanks Sopra!! 😄💙

[@ramzi-jb9xx]

Can you please tell us about how to connect whistle and head voice with different sounds , you are a fallen angel ,thank you for everything ,my singing improved a lot because of you ,u are gifted and god bless you

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

Hi Ram! You can send your question in to [e-mail] and we'll consider it for a future episode! -NYVC

[@wyattparthun1190]

Dear Justin, Could you please do a video about how registers are affected by the vocal changes that happen when you are a teenager? For instance do you still recommend practicing flageolet for teenage guys? Is mix something teenagers should work on? If it is should they work on it The same way as adults? I don’t know if this is where I should ask this please give me a link if there is a different website. - Wyatt from Minnesota

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

Hi Wyatt! We'd love for you to send this question to [e-mail]! :) -NYVC

[@nazilanwar4439]

Justin, I feel like I hit a brick wall when I'm singing really high. I can sing upto F5 very resonantly and loudly, and at the same time very quietly without any difficulty. But the minute I try going even higher, I can't. It literally feels like hitting a brick wall. My larynx goes higher and my jaw tenses. It's frustrating. Does it help to keep the larynx a little lower while going higher?

[@masteryoflife5133]

For some reason, my flageolet does not sound squeaky at all. If I do, it cuts off and makes no sound at all other than compressed air or all of a sudden a defining Loud screech sound would come out. One question is is it possible to sing through my falsetto falsetto bridge seamlessly? It would help when I am trying to sing in recordings without switching from falsetto to flageolet all the time.

[@JO-tw5yd]

0 dislikes on a youtube video? Wowwwwww! Never ever seen that before. You are awesome. 👑

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

WOW! Great point! We are so grateful! -NYVC

[@gianlucaranucci_]

That's no way you can dislike Justin's videos 😂

[@Rosannasfriend]

Finally finished this! Thanks very much!

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

Woo hoo! Great work Rosanna! -NYVC

[@modestorosado1338]

A few days ago I discovered this register and I've been experimenting with it. It does increase the upper limit of my register from a D5 up to an A5, but what I've noticed is that I can't keep it up for too long. After a while my voice starts to crack a lot and I'm no longer able to hit pitches that I could reach when I started messing around with it. To some degree it also affects the quality of the rest of my range. It doesn't hurt or anything, but it feels like I've been singing non-stop to the point my voice has started to wear out. This doesn't happen if stick to falsetto/chest voice. I must be doing something wrong when I go into flageolet but I can't figure out what it is. Any ideas?

[@joshuaalfred8307]

I have a similar problem, but I think it has to do with added tension. I definitely feel places in my neck and jaw tense up when doing flageolet. Working to remove this which will hopefully bring more endurance.

[@wakdoj]

I think you're still in head voice area. You don't switch to flageolet. Stretching it will damage your larynx. or you've switched but like in sports your muscles need time to be comfortable.

[@chengliklik]

I've been facing the same issue! I'm guessing it's just like an athlete: frequent workout and pushing the limit (in our case, we are trying to reach those high notes that is on the verge of what our vocal cords can produce). Now I cannot assure you since I'm not 100% sure if what I'm doing is flageolet or just the good ol' neck tension, but I suggest letting your voice rest after each workout session.

[@nguyenduc6129]

u guys can use mix to reduce flageolet's cooldown:>

[@RODZACABOCATUBAY]

Thank you justin,,,

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

Thanks for watching, Rodz! -NYVC

[@nimrodnano8695]

6:38 the long coat men hit the first like

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

LOLOLOL!!!! -NYVC

[@Bow503]

I was so anxious with all the people walking around. So brave.

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

Justin's a pro now at being ridiculous in public! -NYVC

[@tytrain3981]

This guy knows how to be a teacher!!

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

Justin appreciates your kind words TyT! :) -NYVC

[@leahyodico9818]

I'm in Manhattan, yeeh. I haven't been there. Hopefully, in the future

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

Yay! Definitely come on over! :) -NYVC

[@theotherbumblebug3880]

I'm not sure but I think my flageolet starts at G#5 and goes for about an octave past that. But I can't hit anything in this register without forcing lots of air and straining excessively. When I try to use less air, no sound comes out at all. I am afraid to practice these high notes because I think I will just ruin my voice because I can't do it without straining, so I just practice on my middle notes (C3-C5) in the hopes that my flageolet will get stronger and not so strained. Is this what I should be doing or is there something else I should do?

[@bryantcv25]

One the of the hardest vocal registers to get! Hope I’m doing it right lol

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

You got this! Just keep it tiny! -NYVC

[@michaelxchosen]

justin, i can access my flageolet but it keeps on cracking, i can't hold a note, colud you make a video on flageolet exercises?

[@muhamadyogiramdani7946]

Very good i like flageolet

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

Awesome! :D -NYVC

[@alvinjan3486]

Yeah and so I still cannot get how to do this but I am trying to figure it out little by little

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

You've got this Alvin! Keep it nice and quiet, "tiny", squeaky, and easeful! -NYVC

[@alvinjan3486]

@@NewYorkVocalCoaching My problem is the Extrinsic Tension tho I am following the instructions of what you've said

[@shkokurda2098]

I love new York 😍😍😍.

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

😄💙 -NYVC

[@hikeoganessian9729]

It goes to show what we mean by an infinite expression. There is always something new to learn... As Nature/God is infinite so is our expression, because we are OF Nature/God....thanks for teaching me something I didn't know was in our tool chest..Thx Jason..

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

Such an amazing point, Hike! -NYVC

[@jesperjee]

Not sure I would be able to do this. I have a high falsetto but it stops abruptly and nothing more seems possible. I am a low baritone and my voice is very thick

[@aadityakarala9017]

Lovvvvvvvvvvveeee ITTTTT❤️❤️❤️

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

💙💙💙 -NYVC

[@vpxc]

Is undeveloped flageolet the thing where I sound like a tea kettle that's ready to be poured out?

[@musicmakerchannel4271]

I found my own Flageolet Reach A6 for the first time and not yet with whistle note

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

This is cause for celebration!! 🥳 -NYVC

[@EdoSynysterfan]

6:40 👍

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

😄 -NYVC

[@into.the.wood.chipper.]

This continues to be my favorite exercise, and it is improving my singing a little bit every day. Much more than falsetto ever did. Question: is flageolet a thick folds or thin folds coordination?

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

Hi Wave! We’re so glad to hear it! Flageolet is a thin folds coordination. Thus the super tiny sound! -NYVC

[@into.the.wood.chipper.]

​@@NewYorkVocalCoachingSo, is falsetto thick folds?

[@mamymimma]

The hamster 😍

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

Lol! 🐭 -NYVC

[@olialto7]

Its a harvest mouse! One of the world's smallest rodents.

[@gillianomotoso328]

Wow. This was released a week before Covid hit New York.

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

Wow. Crazy. :( -NYVC

[@jesperjee5330]

I have no "squeak". None at all. It´s falsetto and then it just stops. What would be your suggestion to practise this? Even less volume, less support, air? It feels impossible to find something that seems non.existant. I would really like to try. Any tip would be appreciated.

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

Less volume, which means more support! Breath Support means resisting the exhale. And with a very tiny sound like Flageolet, we want the least amount of breath force. -NYVC

[@rajii201]

I love how everyone is staring and laughing at him, but he doesn't even get distracted by it

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

Lol! 🤗 -NYVC

[@kubaspaa7080]

Is that a normal thing that I automatically strain? My larynx goes really high. Is that a good start or should I avoid it? By now, I've sung with it only a few half-steps above my falsetto...

[@Johnhasa1]

Don't ever strain! Please! I had problems with my voice because I strained.

[@potatopope9769]

hey, awesome explanation! Quick question, when I do the "hwoo" it squeaks quietly, but I think it could also be a quiet whistle, how do I know the difference? (maybe it helps to classify, the squeak goes up to a B6, it can also crack during the note, but not anymore since I do it a lot) hope you can help me, anyways I'm very grateful for your work, it helps a lot :)

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

Hi Potato! This is a great question. It can be tough to tell the difference sometimes. I suggest bringing it to Justin's live chat. More info in our community tab! We'll have another chat in a few weeks. -NYVC

[@potatopope9769]

@@NewYorkVocalCoaching alright thank you :)

[@wakdoj]

I never understand flageolet or whistle. I understand the what but don't understand the how. Guess I just stick to chest and head. 2 octaves is enough for me I think. D2-A4. Am I wrong or right?

[@vampiriclion1176]

I'm sorry not being helpful, but you're not alone

[@HESGONE-STOPSEARCHING]

I already have 5 octaves and im aiming for 7 with learning flageolet to fill a gap and inhale whistle for 7th octave notes

[@gianlucaranucci_]

Great video, Justin! But, is flageolet produced by M2 or M3 mechanism?

[@fancythebold]

How do you do the squeaky voice is there other ways?...i feel like i still can't get it even with the exercise you showed

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

Keep at it! It's tough when you're first starting! -NYVC

[@williamweimian]

Is this filmed in front of a green screen and the background is added later? Well done!

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

Ha! Nope! Justin does every Quick Singing Tips episode on the live streets of New York! -NYVC

[@jimmytorreon9615]

Tom thum beatboxers reminds me about that sound

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

Aha! Cool! -NYVC

[@cnavarretep]

Excelent video!! . I catch that flageolet increase all vocal range in their diferents register but one question, any excersise to increase flageolet register?. My flageolet is between E5 - A5. Its posible increase to six octave?. Thanks!!!

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

Hi Camilo! You can increase your Flageolet, but it takes time and patience so just keep at it! Keep your embouchure (mouth shape) very tiny and keep the phonation very gentle. Try OO(as in boot) and EE (as in beet) vowels. You can also try putting an H at the beginning (HOO for example) or a G. And try it on a descending scale. These are just some ideas! Keep at it! -NYVC

[@cnavarretep]

@@NewYorkVocalCoaching Thanks you!! I appreciate your advice. I will try to apply your excersises. A big hug!

[@madrums007]

I aways used it, never knew the name

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

Awesome! :D -NYVC

[@loudbellicose]

Day one of wanting Justin to record an album

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

🤪 -NYVC

[@abriluz9628]

Am i the only one who thinks this is a green screen?? 😂😂 Amazing video as always!!! ❤

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

Justin films every Quick Singing Tips episode on the streets of New York! No green screens ever! He's nuts! -NYVC

[@DavidKrautscheid]

didnt you heard the echoes?

[@thoho1680]

haha i thought the same 😂

[@soranonsese6273]

woow finally!!!

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

Haha! We've got even MORE on this topic coming for you in the next couple of weeks! WOO HOO! -NYVC

[@soranonsese6273]

@@NewYorkVocalCoaching wow cant wait. looking forward to it

[@vampiriclion1176]

I got it but I can only do it with a wide embouchure. And I'm not even wrong, I feel like it is definitely flageolet 100%. Can you tell me why? I can't do it with a tiny embochure.

[@improvementTime10.3.17]

3:50 no better way to increase vocal range than flageolet 5:34 the quitter you get the easier to discover flageolet

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

Thanks for these summaries!!! -NYVC

[@adelaidekeys5244]

My voice feels not very open when I sing flageolet and I crack a lot. Is that just because I am a beginner?

[@Isaidnopickles]

Question with the flageolet do you need a raised larynx?

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

The larynx tends to raise for Flageolet, this is okay! Try to steer away from any muscle strain though. Check out this episode for more on strain: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rHekhXppepysd9E -NYVC

[@sandrasandra3783]

Hey Justin R there also Some flageolet excercises

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

Check out episode 89! -NYVC

[@deathglare2455]

Dear Justin and NYVC staff, Does the flageolet register and the falsetto register connected? Btw, Thanks for this Epic Video :D

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

Justin teaches that Flageolet is its own register :) So glad you enjoyed the video! -NYVC

[@deathglare2455]

Thank You :)

[@thornicus]

Justin, can you do VLTTW for choir singers? Thanks!

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

Oh! Great idea! Can you send your suggestion to [e-mail]? -NYVC

[@thornicus]

@@NewYorkVocalCoaching I already sent an email. Hopefully Justin sees it. I need new VLTTW videos badly! 😀

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

This would make a great video, we'll put a good word in ;) -NYVC

[@DYGPP]

This si the first time I watch your videos, I have question , the flageolet register can add distorsion or grit? Or just can do it with clean voice?

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

It can be done with distortion! -NYVC

[@DYGPP]

@@NewYorkVocalCoaching thanks for answering my question, would be nice you can do a tutorial about it, 🙏🏻

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

Check out our Distortion series! :) -NYVC

[@nidarshabandara9504]

Is it flageolet when i sing whistle in lower pitch around F5.? Please help me i can't understand difference between whistle and flageolet.

[@hikeoganessian9729]

With coffee, we used to use a cream called half and half....( i know, who cares lol)..thx for the class Justin...I'm now a regular...thanks again and to your team as well... I think Bowman's milk made half and half...

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

Ha! We're glad you liked this one, Hike! -NYVC

[@simong8527]

I can't do squeak, I can't access anything above my falsetto, I also struggle with neck tension

[@mimic8404]

Hi Justin! Can you please tell us flageolet is from range around which note to which note. And whistle notes also? Is it possible to overlap?

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

Hi Queen! Roughly E5-E6 for guys and roughly C6-C7 for ladies. But it depends on the singer for sure! -NYVC

[@aaronwysinger4333]

Hi Justin I am rephrasing a previous question. I am tenor. I’ve noticed that when I am practice using flageolet that there are days where it is easier for me to use and other days where it’s kind of like I’ve “hit the ceiling”. Is this normal? Normally I can use it and even add vibrato and sing melodies with it. But then there are days where I can’t use it as fluidly or even at all. Thank you for responding to me!

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

It's totally normal for the voice to change from day to day like this. Try keeping note of different things that are maybe affecting it. How much sleep did you get? Are you fully hydrated? Have you been doing a lot of touch vocal technique? Singing with any bad technique? Is the air dry? What did you eat? Are you stressed? All sort of things affect our bodies and our voice is included in that. :) -NYVC

[@ZaidKhan4481]

Ah dayumn 6:58 ❤

[@ZaidKhan4481]

*Also, the people are paid actors!!* 😂😂

[@achanthoyee7354]

What are the different between head voice, falseto, flageolet?

[@AtomizedSound]

Are there are any specific music examples with Flagolet in them? I can’t quite discern the difference in like reinforced falsetto or Flagolet. I know you said Flagolet isn’t full voice and it’s light but specific music examples would help audibly hear and learn this than just information on it.

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

Flageolet is rarely used in music actually. :) Justin does know some though. I think Ariana Grande has used it? For more info, visit Justin's live chat! More info in the Community Tab! -NYVC

[@fenderfox5080]

I have a question, do i need to expand my falsetto/ head voice to as high as a can before i can do Flagolet? I can only get so high with my head voice before i hit a ceiling, why is this?? What am i doing wrong? I'm tightening my folds as tight as i can so i just don't understand 😂 what do i do?

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

Hi Fender! Developing your Flageolet will actually assist in the development of your Head Voice/Falsetto. Sometimes it's difficult for a singer to access Flageolet though because they're not used to such a light vocal production. It can take time to access so don't be discouraged! Keep working at it by being extremely quiet and relaxed when you approach your flageolet notes, and by keeping your embouchure very tiny. Even if you don't hear a sound come out at first, these strategies are still working. Trust the process and keep at it! Flageolet is so beneficial for the voice! -NYVC

[@fenderfox5080]

@NewYorkVocalCoaching awesome thank you, yes sometimes I hear a sort of flip into this airy thing but it immediately goes away, I will definitely keep working on it and watch your video a million times till I get it down 😆

[@MA-go8nv]

hola, esta es la primera vez que escucho del flageolet, me gusto mucho el video. how can i know if what i´m doing is falsetto or flageolet?

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

Cool! The answer to your question is that they overlap, but Flageolet is a lot quieter and you can go higher with it. :) -NYVC

[@MA-go8nv]

@@NewYorkVocalCoaching thank you so much.

[@moe5201]

I know you mention to let it be quiet in practice but how do we get a louder flageolet like the one you demonstrated here? Does it strengthen on its own?

[@NewYorkVocalCoaching]

Hey Moloki! Flageolet shouldn't be loud. But it does develop over time into a "cleaner" sound! -NYVC