#OPERAPILL

[@champagne3164]

gosh that's so helpful!!! Thank you so much! I wish my teacher could have taught me this way

[@schiang168]

The very best explanation as well as demonstration.

[@cantareitaliano]

steven sandra chiang happy to hear that :)

[@br9kanan]

Fantastic!

[@voceangelo]

Did anyone hear the harmonics she created when between e and o? So cool.

[@johns-mylifesmagic4774]

Superb ! Thank you. I loved the way you both explained and integrated the flow of vowels. It was so helpful to see visually.

[@allisterkindingstad5591]

Very nice! Accurate and with great examples. Among the very best I've seen on this topic!

[@cantareitaliano]

so happy to hear that!

[@cyomara89]

Hey Sara, many thanks for this! Quite educational for me. I notice the jaw naturally changes for many of the vowels- when i've seen thomas hampson, and some others, talk about vowels and resonance, they seem to advocate basically keeping the jaw open in one shape and 'swirling' the vowels almost. Just to aid in ease, etc. May i ask: What do you yourself believe? or what has helped you most? Cheers, and thanks again, jeff

[@CM-go5nh]

This is so helpful, thanks for this!

[@prinzessinkarla4232]

genial, danke!

[@josephmccoy1627]

Wow, that's a cool exercise!

[@cantareitaliano]

thanks! glad it helped!

[@rantorakoto8785]

really love what you do! please, keep going!

[@cantareitaliano]

Thank you! Of course!

[@TheMerahi]

Very hhelpull. By the way. It feels like plane is passing by

[@annaperfect1357]

Amazing !!!!

[@byepeeps9171]

Ewwww

[@cantareitaliano]

"Ew" is not and Italian vowel, watch again! ;)

[@TheStart442]

U speaking way to fast