Frequently Asked Questions about Singing
We will answer this question from the physiological perspective. When we sing, our body employs a lot of body parts to produce the sound. One of the main organs involved in both singing and speaking is the larynx. The human… Read More »What are vocal registers?
Vocal agility is a singer’s ability to flawlessly switch between the notes while maintaining the tempo and the sound quality. You can say, that someone lacks singing agility if they “slide” between the notes. Those “sliding” pitch transitions often might… Read More »What is vocal agility?
Your lowest notes depend on the anatomy of your body, more specifically, the size and shape of your vocal cords. You can not do much about it. For an analogy, imagine a guitar. You can loosen a guitar string and… Read More »How to expand my LOW singing range?