Comments on: 15 Steps of Voice Care to Recovery from Colds and Vocal Strain http://www.singinglikepro.com/singing-tips/15-steps-of-voice-care-to-recovery-from-colds-and-vocal-strain Singing Lesson Tips To Improve Your Singing Skills! Thu, 26 Jan 2012 23:48:04 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: mahalia http://www.singinglikepro.com/singing-tips/15-steps-of-voice-care-to-recovery-from-colds-and-vocal-strain/comment-page-1#comment-1180 mahalia Sun, 29 Aug 2010 06:03:42 +0000 http://www.singinglikepro.com/singing-tips/15-steps-of-voice-care-to-recovery-from-colds-and-vocal-strain#comment-1180 i love singing and i actually wright a songs about all hope i could be like Celine Dion shes my 100 percent idol wish i could sing with her. i love singing and i actually wright a songs about all
hope i could be like Celine Dion shes my 100 percent idol
wish i could sing with her.

]]> By: How to Sing Powerful Without Ruining Your Voice | Singing Like Pro http://www.singinglikepro.com/singing-tips/15-steps-of-voice-care-to-recovery-from-colds-and-vocal-strain/comment-page-1#comment-71 How to Sing Powerful Without Ruining Your Voice | Singing Like Pro Tue, 06 May 2008 08:34:34 +0000 http://www.singinglikepro.com/singing-tips/15-steps-of-voice-care-to-recovery-from-colds-and-vocal-strain#comment-71 [...] Another major obstacle for you, if you are learning to sing powerful the proper way, is that you need to learn to sing without using too much air. The truth is that it does not take a lot of air to sing. It’s true that some notes require more breath than other notes, but you should always try to maintain a balance of air. More air does not always equal more power. Too much air can cause your muscles to tense up and create unnecessary vocal strain. [...] [...] Another major obstacle for you, if you are learning to sing powerful the proper way, is that you need to learn to sing without using too much air. The truth is that it does not take a lot of air to sing. It’s true that some notes require more breath than other notes, but you should always try to maintain a balance of air. More air does not always equal more power. Too much air can cause your muscles to tense up and create unnecessary vocal strain. [...]

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