How to Sing in HEAD VOICE (Lesson 2): 2 EXERCISES for Retaining Authentic Resonating Space

[@jadefo2433]

1:30 4:25 5:50 6:32 7:02 8:00 By the way you are the best Karyn! no offense for those reminders, i watched your all video its just when Im in a hurry I must save time aha!

[@marilynlong7727]

i am a chronic asthmatic and learning with a teacher in Australia. still struggle with breath support. long to learn classical singing. thank you for your videos. very helpful.

[@densanity7974]

1:29 6:27 7:00

[@PandiraffeParade]

Great video once again, Karyn! Your videos and website have taught me so much and have helped me tremendously. Thank you for all that you do!

[@singwisevocals]

You're welcome. And thank you for your encouraging feedback.

[@salmonjeez3903]

I found you're videos really helpful 😁 tysm for these amazing videos. Keep posting! ❤️

[@aishavocal]

If I could make a request! There are a lot of videos on head voice, but I struggle most with my chest voice, particularly accessing that speech sound (my speaking voice is super vocal fry-y) and warming up the sound so it doesn't sound lifeless.

[@singwisevocals]

Chest voice and singing low notes (with clarity, good resonance balance, and carrying power) would be a great video topic. I'll record it in the New Year. Thanks for the suggestion.

[@huss2600]

6:00 - 6:17 shouldn't we focus on having as bright of a sound as we can produce? of course without strain and not as exaggerated as your headvoice demonstration. I try to create an operatic headvoice sound using the yawning sensation at the back of the throat to create a bigger sound which helps grow headvoice, keep in mind I only do this in practice, i would love to hear your thoughts on this.

[@JohnProph]

a video on whoop timbre might be cool since you and Ken Bozeman discussed it. And yes, we will be wanting a live demonstration lol

[@bingcabreros]

thank you for sharing all these information.. can i ask a favor if you don't mind pls... would you u pls share your hard copy for that piano piece used for all of the vocal exercises.. hehe thank u very much in advance

[@kyliehuettel1614]

How much focus should you put on resonance, and how do you know when your head voice is developed? If my chest voice doesn't sound good should I work on that more?

[@agnesafriat2732]

Hi Karyn and thank you very much for your videos, it is very helpful for me. I have a question : As you said, a singer, whatever his style music, needs to work on the separate register. But If the flageolet register is very limited (even if we don't sing in flageolet) does it limites the head voice ? Does we need to have a good flageolet to have a good and flexible and higher head voice ? I am interested in Classique Music but I used first, to sing jazz and musicals. I have a natural mixed voice and a very easy belting and low notes. I am probably a mezzo. But now I work specially on my head voice, pure head voice, so I try to start it sooner, and not to put a mixed voice inside the medium - high register but it's not so easy for me. I feel that I need something very "light and airy" for my voice to go higher, and that's why I am talking to you about the flageolet...I will contact you for a lesson ;)). Thank you for your answer. Best Regards.

[@giovanniformichelli]

Oh Gosh you are the best...!! When I do exercises for head voice it sounds so breathy... I cannot do anything.. I dunno what to do.. I feel so frustrated. What should I do? And also, I sent you emails as you asked me to do, but no response 😢, I hope I didn't say anything wrong. Hugs and thank you

[@thangs9]

It might work in me

[@SongRainbows]

Hi Karyn! I just watched your video on nasality and I had a quick question for you. Can nasality/nasal resonance be used for only certain characters songs? For example I've been working on Part Of Your World and it seems like Jodi Benson sings with a lot of nasality, so the only way I can match the youthful tone of Ariel is by doing that as well. Is it okay to do that for certain characters like Disney princesses, or should I try to achieve that bright sound another way?

[@Rosannasfriend]

what did you say at the end? We could get into a "hook" timbre?

[@ParadNorthProd]

Are those high pitch notes still M1? At least in a males? It's not a breathy falsetto, and still connected. I though M1 is the "connected" voice.

[@JO-tw5yd]

The only karen i like🥳