Breath support for singers

[@Ms19601958]

You are awesome Joshua Law, articulate and easy to understand...BRAVO!

[@v1o]

This video is gold mine of information. Thanks for taking the time to to share this with everyone.

[@amyoungil]

"Air is free of charge!" Haha. Very fun and informative! Thanks for posting these! I like the comment that the diaphragm leads. I also liked how you just break into song.

[@jcwaeyaert]

Thank you! This is something I've been struggling with lately and this video was very helpful.

[@luckduck5025]

Thank you so very much. You've explained in a perfect way that I can understand, unlike some other videos.

[@MichaelGowland]

A very good and clear explanation, and I will certainly be adding your exercise to my daily routine for a while. Thanks,.

[@georgio1930]

Very smart,clear, and good teacher.

[@georgechris666]

nice work thank you for the advice. Im actually a horn player looking to work on breath control.

[@simonsahara3532]

Im soo greatful Joshua. Superb video. Thank you.

[@keyanist]

I thank you sir, Your teaching has been a big help to me. I appreciate it so much, thank you

[@publicclammer]

Wonderfully instructive!

[@dominiqueguelordingala1935]

I enjoy this lecture and like your teaching skills!

[@almada120]

Thank you mr Joshua..

[@ricklarson9312]

Great info, it is so helpful!!!! Lee

[@ado3000]

Dear Joshua Law , could you propose an exercise of how to relax the tension of the lower part of the jaw...this has probably to do with the tongue and maybe the muscles of the neck...

[@VCEFCCHOIR]

Joshua, I like it, "Air is free of charge"

[@mikadena]

brilliant!! thank you for sharing it....

[@honeymoon1263]

also very entertaining to watch all the way to the end!

[@honeymoon1263]

Incredible, thank you!

[@bathborne]

Thank you!

[@DannyConlonJnrTV]

Absolute top bloke!!!

[@AntonioMeres]

Thanks !!! :D Very good information.

[@UsherYuan]

this is so helpful...thx a lot

[@guitarawks09]

Very informative

[@Sabininho]

Hello Maestro, Should we, the opera singers, breath in with the belly pulled in instead?

[@sinkeophommachack1289]

How to sing high note? Sir

[@KatNeilsenOfficial]

Do you then hold the diaphram out whilst breathing out using your stomach muscles?

[@colinbell-NI]

Have I understand this correctly please, as I just a beginner -do I breath in through mouth,then hiss through pursed lips for as long as possible?Then repeat 15 times?

[@johnroekoek12345]

Air is free? I am Dutch. Awesome news.

[@Roxy32l]

I'm gonna try this, because I have many problems, my thorax is moveing in when I exhale and sometimes even its hurts.. and ten I am so angry, hehe :)

[@Fabianjaquev]

And of course the asian teacher explains it better...

[@Mojo2400NV]

Fabian Jaque

[@Pulsemelody04]

mr. miyagi :)

[@AndrewVanDay]

Joshua, You give a very good lecture, but it is very tiring to listen for so long when the sound is almost drowned by the reverb of the room you are in. If you use a good external mic much nearer to you rather than just the built in mic of the camera, and record in a room with more soft furnishings, you will sound clearer and more pleasant. Vocal production is important, but so too is video production standards for a listenable experience.

[@singfatbass9689]

Will this really burn my belly fat...come on.... ha ha