Opera Singer Rachel Willis-Sørensen on Warming Up the Voice

[@isaballaserrano4991]

Very helpful! Thank you so much for sharing this! Love you ❤️💯👏🏻🙏🏻

[@vadimbalchaytis790]

Your emotionality is amazing. You are an amazing woman. You are gentle, bold, mobile and feminine. Is that possible?

[@natalliabaldus1717]

Ich brauche es heute, dankeschön! ❤

[@violetta1953]

So very informative and so helpful. Thank you so much. You have a gorgeous voice even on a lip trill!! 😊

[@NathalieBianco]

Huge thanks for all your help🙏 Would love to learn more about your ‘spinning breath’ technique - how does it work?

[@shlolo5374]

A huge fan of urs! Have u released a warm up with u video? Thank you xo

[@Dunstlookalike]

A C3 is incredible for a soprano, wow. Do you find that the contraltos can go much lower when vocalizing the extreme lows, or are you just a soprano with a very long lower extension?

[@LS-mc2rv]

I can get down there but I don't like to and I'm a soprano but I grew up singing Elvis Presley songs. Thought my high soprano voice was falsetto. (I am not Rachel) I am also not even close to being that good.😄 I'm not sure it's that unusual but it may not feel real great. I think the high F is more unusual.

[@idefix99]

wow, great voice, vibrato and neck you have. Do you have any stroboscopy photos or videos of yourself singing opera?

[@birdlover7776]

Omg! You have three children? How on earth do you manage to have a career?! I’m honestly wondering. I think you’re awesome! I’m a single mom and a singer too. No career with me though

[@snootzie78]

A singer's life is boring. All they do is warm up, rehearse, perform, sleep, repeat... 8 to 10 hours non stop.

[@vincec8218]

Kasondra Kazanjian is her name. kzbin.info?search_query=kevizian there are pitch problems but she is very young (around 30 years old) and will improve with the guidance of a good teacher kzbin.info/www/bejne/iHzNkGV7mNl5Z7c Sunday, October 28, 2018 Encinitas Library "Ain't It a Pretty Night"

[@liedersanger1]

Huh? Obviously you aren’t a singer, and haven’t had the pleasure of singing great music. Since you haven’t, why opine?

[@4444marla]

As a Professional singer I have to agree with Amy. One have to be so careful especially the day before a performance and the day of a performance no alcohol, no to bed late, diet exercise practice sleep….. you’ve got it. Of course the music is great and if that’s what one loves, one has to do it, but On one level it is a boring life. But what is not boring is being on stage singing the role because one is having what I call the third state of consciousness. One is definitely in a higher state.

[@alexandregarden6260]

@@4444marlanot entirely sure of the environment within which you consider yourself to be a professional singer. In a German opera house one might be expected to perform four times a week (different operas) and be in rehearsal for an upcoming production. One does that because one loves music and one’s ability to be part of the creative process. If people think that it’s boring or a chore, they should move on.

[@4444marla]

@@alexandregarden6260 Taking constant care of the body to be able to sing at the highest level all the time is a constant necessity in order to maintain a singing career. The “environment in which I sang” was in opera houses in France and at the RAI in Italy…..the routine does not change, and it is not easy, but then again, rewarding.

[@Laura-cq1np]

God! first thanks for your generosity 2 tooo !!!! much bla, bla...please more exercices, but different; innovative- ah!!😮 breath support... 3 always the same, of course, of course, we know " lip trills" ; not even need " botox"; our lips are thick enough from😅 exercises and nothing new, sorry wonderful teacher😢😢😢😢😢