What are some ways to open your throat? These methods work well!

As we all know, we usually need to warm up our throat before singing. This can make the throat relaxed, making singing easier and good for the health of the throat. In addition, we must also warm up our throat when learning vocal music. Many people do not know the importance of opening the throat. They start singing loudly before their throat is ready. The sound of their singing will change. Not only that, if they do this for a long time, their throat may become worse and worse, and their throat health will also be affected. Therefore, it is very important for people who use their throat frequently to learn how to open their throat correctly. There are the following methods.

First, how to open your throat when practicing your voice

If you want to open your throat completely, you must first figure out where to apply force and how it feels. If the throat can be fully opened while singing, the singer should feel that the throat has the force to expand outwards and to push the Adam's apple downwards. Mr. Becky said: "The correct way to open your throat is to feel your neck expanding outwards." "You should feel the muscles on both sides of your throat sore, which pushes your Adam's apple down. This is the correct way." To illustrate this point, Mr. Becky often made this gesture in class, pushing his hands outwards from his shoulders like pushing away two walls, to illustrate the direction and feeling of this force.

Second, the method of opening the throat

2.1. Yawning is the easiest way to experience opening your throat. There is a way to open your throat. When you feel sleepy, yawn while talking, and your throat will open. Be careful not to yawn too much, as this will cause the sound to recede too far.

2.2. Finding the fulcrum of the chest will help open the throat. When singing, the sound comes from the cough. The sound comes from between the two clavicles. The sound should be deep and comes from the bottom of the throat.

2.3. Singing by imitating someone with a wide throat can help open your throat. Sing like someone with a wide voice. Don’t imitate that person’s timbre, but mainly imitate his technique. As a technique, the requirements are the same for all voice parts.

2.4. Singing without opening your mouth wide can force your throat to open.

Third, the method of voice training

Finding a fulcrum in the chest will help open the throat. When singing, the sound comes from the cough. "The sound comes from between the two clavicles and should be deep." "The sound comes from the bottom of the throat. "Imitating the singing of someone with a wide throat will help open your throat." Imitate the singing of someone with a wide throat. Don't imitate the person's timbre, but mainly imitate his technique. As a technique, the requirements are the same for all voice parts. "Singing without opening your mouth wide can force the throat to open. Laughing and crying can also help open the throat. Tilt your head back to feel the throat open.

Fourth, the method of opening the nasopharynx

With a smile on your face, the voice is easy to enter the mask position. Mr. Becky said: "Ancient teachers only taught two things when teaching singing: one is to yawn to open the throat; the other is that singing with a smile helps the sound enter the mask. Many outstanding singers have emerged in the history of our country based on these two points." Use the feeling of humming to make the mask resonate. He said: "Sing wherever you hum." Of course, this kind of humming must be based on a completely open throat and good breathing support, otherwise you won't be able to hum into the mask. In addition, when humming, you should try to create a dizzy feeling, which means that the nasopharynx is opened and the humming is really directed to the head. Not opening your mouth wide also helps in finding the mask resonance.