Nose breath vs Mouth breath (which is best for Singing?) - Jeff Alani Stanfill

[@bijouseviroli1317]

Wow, thanks for breaking down this topic in such a clear and understandable way! It's incredibly helpful!👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@susanhagen1090]

Great tutorial! This will really help me prepare for my upcoming performance. I really like the aspect of nose breathing that helps relax the nervous system, which will be very helpful before a performance!

[@SinSilver]

So true

[@SinSilver]

Jeff, you have knocked it out of the park once again. I loved how you addressed the physiological aspects of nose breathing. And, how you suggested different types of nose breathing. The vacuum breath is working wonderfully for the upper register. And, I agree, it can be used when there is ample time. Otherwise it could affect the flow of the music. Finally, did you realize “You Raise Me Up” was written by an Irish composer (Brendan Graham) so you are absolutely right that it has a Celtic feel. Thank you for being a wonderful light to us all. I appreciate the voice soaring community! 💚☘️💚☘️💚☘️💚☘️💚

[@JeffAlaniStanfill]

Hi Sin! I'm so happy you enjoyed the tutorial! And no, I didn't realize that the composer of "You Raise Me U[" was Irish! Wow!! Once again...synchronicity!!

[@lukekent9687]

Nice one Jeff.

[@wendymartelli2266]

I love how you address this topic!!!!

[@majollytrust]

Wonderful tutorial! So very helpful, thank you so much!

[@JeffAlaniStanfill]

Thank you!!

[@debravogel6455]

Such an interesting tutorial! Thank you!

[@apples4buster]

Great tutorial! I’ve noticed that Nick Jonas often takes short mouth breaths through pursed lips during his concerts. Sort of a combination of the lottery breath and the straw technique. 👏👏👏