How to Sing with More Control - Your Voice is a Wind Instrument

[@christinachen3569]

I’m just gonna leave this here: Sighing: 5:27-6:36 7:24-9:32 9:51-11:24 Bow head, target practice: 13:25-16:23

[@Dana-dh9pj]

Thanksss

[@Ivaorz]

Omgg ty 😂

[@이효민-w8h]

Nice

[@esiracastillo]

My mantra for practice is "Relax, Let Go, Let the energy flow."

[@patopodolyak]

I like this a lot. I don't know why so me teachers out there are afraid of simply accepting that the nose is a great transition helper between registers.

[@suddenlymded5871]

Aww thanks i needed this . I love how you guide us. Three years ago i left my music coaching because of my parents pressure but i really love singing and you help me a lot. Thank you for existing

[@sarahvazquez6280]

Love this! So helpful. I have learned more from your videos in a short time than years of singing in choirs where I would pick up small things here and there. My confidence to sing solos is growing immensely, something I always dreaded (I don’t like all eyes on me...lol).

[@dwheel39]

Love your analogy of rungs on a ladder and your approach to iron out weak ones. Thank you for this! ❤

[@juanpadron6882]

Since I found your lessons My voice jumped to a new level singing songs almost on first try thank you. You are the best teacher giving us the best effective lessons. Thanks a million

[@BeanBag343]

You're amazing! I'm still a beginner but because of you I'm learning so much! ❤

[@lindalevy396]

I’ve been doing this daily and I don’t know what I would do without your lessons, so just wanted to thank you again you rock!!

[@alexandracrapo4274]

That's so much for helping me grow as a singer. Your videos have really lead the way for me to relax into myself and my voice. Your loving guidance is much appreciated.

[@comettripper]

If you can do it slowly, you can do it quickly

[@mightzii9267]

Twoset violin?? 🤔

[@analauraoliveira7578]

@@mightzii9267 yes

[@BffKLAM]

Two set bois

[@tylerjdavis]

Cool rule. Doesnt work for sex

[@dave9547]

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[@lemonlimer9742]

Omg This just saved my life! I was having such a problem controlling my voice for my Solo/Ensemble song THANK YOU 💝💗💓💖💘💕

[@jeremytran7423]

Thank you very much for your teaching! It not only helps in singing but also in daily conversations! Bring melody, life, strength ...to it all!

[@juanw6996]

I believe you are the best teacher on you tube!!! Your explanation are awesome and you have compassion. You can bring a person singing from 0 to 100 if they listen well enough.

[@LeCarnetDigital]

That's the second video that I'm seeing of you and I'm already in love with the way you teach. So glad that you share all this videos and that I've find you !

[@joshuawarren5205]

This has been amazing! I'm not finished, im off to work. But breath control and knowing when I do things right is where I struggle. So this has helped me alot. So far. Thank you 😊 you're awesome!

[@mxu111]

This is a fun and easy exercise. Thank you!

[@Ashley-qv3ye]

Why is this channel everything I need right now ☺️ I am not looking to become professional or anything like that, but singing with purpose again feels so good! (I used to be in choir) thank you for sharing your gift and knowledge ❤️

[@RamonChavez-nc8dt]

Hello Mrs Madeline Harvey, I'm so glad to see you in u tube ❤️ I have MANY things to know about good singing

[@ramspencer5492]

You offer some of the best exercises! Thank you! 🎶

[@arjeton5674]

The 2 dislikes are the stupid neighbors 😂💪🏼 Thank you so much Madeleine for this great video

[@Moon_lulu]

HAHAHAAHHA 😂😂

[@arjeton5674]

@@Moon_lulu 😂🤣😜

[@emokid2916]

lol

[@DayneReedy]

I love your singing videos! Your voice is so free and beautiful. You’re so:generous with your knowledge. Thanks from one who has studied too many years and still struggle to find freedom and balance.

[@minenkleadresse]

Please everybody reading this who is working on their wind instrument. Take a listen to Aurora from Norway. I recommend : Through the eyes of a child, it happend quiet and Aurora with Bergen philharmonic orchestra

[@arjeton5674]

Such a wonderful song

[@rbaerman1]

Best exercise so far of all the MH videos so far, and I have enjoyed many.

[@ridderfruen]

Thank you Madeleine 😍 ...Wonderful! I am a total amateur, though a church and choirsinger. And sometimes I bowed my head a bit leaning forward, as I felt I could better control the higher notes. Thanks to you, now I know why! 👏🏻💡 I have been picked out with a few for some solo verses, totally scared as I struggle with the higher tones being more a Mezzo S. So want to improve control and trust in my voice. So this is just what I need. ❤️

[@isabellevasquez7433]

More incredible content! This is what I've been struggling with!!

[@alidabedford8038]

thank you - lots of good coaching. I'll redo this one another day - don't want to make everything tired

[@Ray.Kajol.1195]

B4 is where i lost it and noticed that i was pushing the air forcefully, to get the higher note, i made this exercise for myself when stared learning singing, because i wanted to learn placement of each note, but i was always so lost because i was going on Aaa and i dint know how to do it correctly, this guidance helped so much and i will keep coming back to it, lets see where it takes me in a month

[@user-my6yf1st8z]

These videos perceive very home like comfortable and at the same time study professionalism, it's great mix. Love it

[@stevenwu78]

Thank you Madeleine for this awesome video. and as a non native English speaker, I have a surprise finding that is your pronunciation is super clear, even more clearer than most English language teacher. I think it should accredited to your singing back ground, so you have much better muscle control. Now I use your video as both for singing and English learning, one stone two birds. Thanks again.

[@katiaarnaud1124]

Thanks so much for that really useful exercise Madeleine👌🏼☺

[@junaidesse]

Exactly the concept I've been working on. So happy to have SUCH a quality resource in Madeleine Harvey address this when I could use it. It's like I'm blessed. 💚

[@JUSTAFUTUREBOY]

ANYTHING YOU CAN DO SLOW YOU CAN DO FAST LOVE THAT! GREATASSVIDEO! :))

[@leahcoleman3021]

This is everything I've been needing for my voice!!! Thank you so much angel 💖💖 You're the greatest 😘

[@acerdackombe7472]

Madeline you're Excellent And I've learned so much since I've been watching your Vids. ✌

[@Rosannasfriend]

I look forward to this!

[@jenifergames3173]

Your so helpful, i have been looking for a vocal coach online that could teach me how to sing because i never had control over my voice and i could never stop the voice cracks,Thank you so much

[@christinarelf1137]

I'm really enjoying your lessons. Thank you! X

[@h2obusking]

You are an amazing teacher. Making difficult things simple :) God bless!

[@murbly]

Glad things are better, you seemed really tense last video! You know, you've really made a difference for me. I got Covid and had to learn to breathe again, and did so through your videos. the progress I have had with singing merely from practicing every day has been incredible. Thanks! Love your vids!

[@theoutsider3576]

Your such a good teacher!

[@lindalevy396]

This is so important and no one speaks about it thank u 💗💗💗💗💗

[@emiliarobson]

this is so SO helpful, wow, thank you!!

[@juliette-mansour]

Will you please get out of my head, Madeleine! 😉 I swear every other video of yours that shows up in my feed without even searching for it happens to address exactly where I am! Thank you for amazing content and sharing your gifts and talents!

[@deviprapto3217]

Thank u Madeleine for your videos.. i love to follow your instructions. It's clear role model n it's fun. God bless u n your fam with a good health, happiness and prosperity. U are awesome. Thank u very much😊👍👍

[@Superlotuswaves]

Thanks for all your videos. The exercises and explanations are gold mines. Wish you the best ✊🏾

[@ayaavalon6213]

Woah can really feel the difference between the nose and throat wind balance through muscle isolation around 15:00 Super neat

[@alidabedford8038]

Your lessons are gradually getting me back to my teenage/20s range.

[@annejosefson7070]

I am just 70 and have a weakened , unsteady tone due to lack of singing during co-vid. I want my beautiful bell tone back. These exercises really showed off this weakness. I’m hoping I can improve my voice just like my yoga has improved the strength in my body! I will do this daily.

[@juanpadron6882]

Thank you 🙏 God bless you the best always 💯💯💯💯💯💯👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏💯💯💯💯

[@UtheGuru]

Very cool. It was interesting and news to me to watch the connected placement of each note happen a little bit further forward each time! 🙏 thank you Madeleine!

[@hirdeshlal2547]

Thank you. Very helpful. Appreciate your time and energy.

So good sharing. I like 🌹🌹🙏🙏

[@kimnkal]

That was an amazing exercise!

[@SoulDiscretion]

You are fantastic!

[@missescada8643]

That's challenging for the beginner like me , but any way , amazing experience to learn control vocal voice .

[@ThisIsMe155]

Thank You so much for these tips. V helpful indeed!

[@lisasmith5166]

awesome advice thank you for sharing

[@teresewesterkamm4895]

Thank you so much really enjoyed this

[@katherineneely4630]

Good video

[@feliciaweisser2869]

I’ve learned more than I can express. Thank you.

[@jessicagomezlopez1993]

Again Thank youuuu!!!!!! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@musicglow920]

Great lesson, thank you!

[@johnnyboy3327]

I have just barely tried it but seems like really helpful exercise....gonna suscribe ....looking forward to doing again and watching more

[@romalikeerthisinghe2661]

I was looking for this ❤️❤️❤️ thank u so much ❤️❤️❤️

[@christinejaison9838]

This is a lot of warm ups that I always do on KZbin with you Madeline that’s what I do in Arcadia with my teacher Nikole is their any new vocal warm up I can do with you

[@jem7016]

I really enjoy your videos. Because of your videos I went from being able to hit C5 and straining at C#5 to Being able to sing G5 and straining at G#5. I was wondering if you could do a video where you explaine how to do a whistle note, and some exercices that can help?

[@ReignaCeleste]

You’re good. You’re really good and very helpful. So much appreciated

[@austinalexander238]

This is wonderful advice, even aside from the vocal stuff. Thank you for posting!

[@aacha548]

This is interesting. Especially like the idea of bowing the head and understanding that the nose will take over to put it roughly. I dont know how I'm going to use this with songs but I hope I will give it a try.

[@viniciussanctus]

Beautifully effective exercise, i STRONGLY recommend ppl with straining issues like me to give it a try!

[@EmilioSabinero]

Thank you Madeleine as always you are so helpful!

[@charudeegamage6724]

i love the bangs

[@Adrimusik86]

You are an amazing teacher!!

[@nachi3517]

Thank you ♥️💜💙

[@irinababych9986]

Hi Madeline. Thank you very much for you lessons. They are very very helpful. I practicing on them.Can you please tell me how to make that mix chest and mix head sound strong..I am trying to learn how to balance my voice generally.But my high notes sounds squeaky and weak..Is this is normal ?And how long does it usually take to master voice.Thank you.

[@ChristinaMarieRose]

Thank you so much for this . And all the videos you put up . I have learned so much from you 💗

[@UzdrawianiePoprzezDźwięki]

Gosh, You are so lovely! I love watching your videos.

[@GinnyWittePhDTraumaInformedGra]

Thank you. I learn so much from you!

[@arjeton5674]

Im telling you that this was my best Christmas present

[@JusticeConstantine]

Thank you Madeleine for this video. It is nice to use the ideas I have used to teach wind instruments, including the flute, sorry about your experience, and apply those concepts to my voice. - Justice Constantine

[@nurse55]

This is so helpful to me Madeleine. I am a 1st Soprano. It seems that the older I get, the more my voice is changing to a different sound. It’s not sounding pretty like it used to and the vibrato is dragging. I’m thinking it’s totally a breath control problem. Any particular helpful hints on top of this lesson⁉️

[@Moon_lulu]

awesome intro!!

[@EA-tc6kb]

Half way through this i realised my whistling habit is a great air control exercise, its usually how i determine my range without mouthing any sounds.

[@lindaturgeon1618]

Hello, just found your site. I was able to do the exhales, but noticed something a bit odd. When I switched to the “nose” part, my left ear seemed like it was vibrating while I sighed. Any idea what would cause this? Thanks so much, I am excited to be subscribed to yours videos to learn more!

[@moriahnicholson9662]

Thank you this is what I was looking for!!!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@stephaniepoppins]

Brilliant 🌈

[@AidaJC76]

Another great class! Thanks Madeleine... your Xmas Tree is glowy beautiful ☺️

[@ireneiry]

Totally unrelated to the topic of the video, but where is your blouse from? It's so so pretty

[@LexaTerrestrialx]

you said we're just moving air... so are we just letting it come from our vocal cords or are you using resonance technique in the face/nose?? bc I find this much easier & better feeling when I'm allowing or aiming the sound towards the resonance cavities unless I'm doing it at a very low volume pianissimo style.

[@LexaTerrestrialx]

ahh you just mentioned it... literally as I was typing it. 🙏🏼

[@catherine159]

Wow thank you!

[@loriroyer1442]

Loved it!

[@chelseadaley9770]

I really needed this thx for the advice

[@RuthButlerMusic]

Amazing! Thank you! Goddess!🤩

[@danielcapricornio]

i loved this...have a question here...at the moment of "mmmm" in the upper range, to reach high notes i tend to press too much my "full body"...what u recommend? pd: im a tenor whith a very wide range, but im missing my high voice

[@sunoftheyek8261]

Thanks. This helped alot. My voice often hurts after singing, especially high notes but this time my throat doesn't hurt at all. My only concern is that when I went into the nose space "N" came out instead of "huh".

[@soph3866]

I have a question, and maybe you could do a video on it? When I was younger I used to be able to hit some high notes, and now that I'm older, whenever I try to hit those same notes again the only thing that comes out is just air (no sound, and it even sounds strained). I wanna be able to sing again in that range but I'm not sure how, and I don't want to just keep practicing singing in that part of my voice because I don't want to ruin it even more. Do you have any advice?

[@JuliaCarrer]

Awesome as always

[@Flutesy]

hi madeleine thank you for this! Is it too late to teach ones voice to stabilize and have better timbre? thanks!

[@user-vd7hf1kl6m]

Hi Madeleine, first time being on your channel. Meanwhile checked out all your vids!, beautiful! Especially your reactions to Nightwish and Floor Jansen touched me. I would love to see you reacting to a performance of Floor singing "Shallow" (Lady Gaga) "Floor Jansen - Shallow | Beste Zangers 2019". Well, the contemplative days are coming and this fits well!

[@user-vd7hf1kl6m]

Fully agree! I love the Shallow cover, Floor is amazing!

[@elizabethcat2132]

Great video! 😁 It was super easy to practice this exercise along with the video, but it was really hard for me to do it on my own with my keyboard. I'm probably doing something wrong?