Sing High Without Strain

[@RiyazLearnSinging]

Such a game-changer! Learning to pull rather than push those high notes really makes a difference.

[@ChowMeinWarrior]

Thank you so much, Madeleine!

[@AmuNoor]

Thanks so much Madeleine this is so helpful!

[@FranciscaRigaud]

I think that this will be very useful for Rachmaninoff's Vocalize, which is quite long and sometimes I end up getting tired halfway, maybe because I am doing it wrongly. Vocalizing is actually the best way for me to sing. Thanks.......

[@sybil3716]

I have a feeling this is gonna help a lot!

[@AsuNurKurt]

You are the best

[@My_H3r0_Acad3mi4]

Ty i have a veterans day preformance on Monday this rlly helped

[@ahem8013]

good luck!!

[@ithil-maril9141]

How did it go? :)

[@dshay6370]

I'm confused now. I thought the TA muscles are responsible for loosening the vocal cords to achieve lower notes and the CT muscles tighten the chords to achieve higher notes. So, like a guitar string, looser chords would achieve lower notes. Have I got it backwards?

[@jamieb7342]

So, are we keeping our mouth small when singing? Thank you for this tip Madeline

[@MadMusician]

Anyone else laughing internally at the moment from 3:23 to 3:27? So cringe but in a good way. 😂 Great teacher regardless, not tryna hate