Udemy Vocal Health Foundations Your Guide Towards a Strong Voice [TUTORiAL]

Using a combination of Movement, Breath-work and Vocal Exercises I break down the information behind some of the most wildly used practices that build your vocal strength. We learn everything from Vocal Anatomy, to the different types of breath work practices and movements that directly help your voice and performance as well as real life examples and experiences from my career as a Professional vocalist, Musical Director, Vocal Coach, Nutrition coach and Yoga Instructor.

This isn't a quick fix, there is no pill you can take for proper vocal health. I am giving you the information that you need to know how you can build habit of a healthy vocal practice and build skill while maintaining consistent vocal health.

If you are struggling to get to the next level of your vocal skill, if you want to achieve a specific vocal goal, if you are struggling with vocal tension or vocal strain or struggling with the pressured of the stage and regulating your nervous system, this coarse is for you.

As a fellow vocalist and lifetime learner, I truly believe that as vocalists we need to share our skills and how beautiful is it to create a community of healthy singers.

• Section 1: Informational and Practical : Building our Base: Diaphragm , Breath-work, Tension and Vowels: The basics you need to know to build our Vocal skills ahead!
• Section 2: Informational and Practical: Stress and the Voice, How movement helps the Voice And Placement and Dynamics
• Section 3: Informational : What is Vocal health: Mental, Physical, Emotional. Nutrition for the voice, Rest, Cardiovascular and Immune system regulation.
• Practical : Full Body VODY : Voice - Body exercise.

What you'll learn

• A clear understanding of Vocal anatomy. How to utilize proper Breath work and Movement and how It actually works in your body.
• Exercises and explanations for tension release and locating our respiratory muscles and resonators
• Vowel Work/ Placement and Dynamics. How to prevent vocal strain while learning new skills
• The ability to practice all of these elements with me right after we gain knowledge about that specific topic
• Define your different placements (Head, nasal, mix, forward, chest) and exercises and tips on how to find them

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