Michael, you are a treasure chest of detail. The connection between breath stop and vocal (even nerve) damage if you leak air, the overtones that result from retaining air … what crucial pieces of information. Thank you for sharing your awesome knowledge!
Thank you Michael - I swear that you are sounding better than ever!! Have you ever done a video on singing high on an i vowel (eeee)? I have such trouble with it and haven't been able to solve the issue with my teacher. Thank you for all your videos - they have genuinely transformed my singing.
Such a pleasure to find a new upload Mr. Trimble🌸 I also wrote you on your website 2 days ago and I keep checking my email nonstop, did you recieve my message there? Should I write directly to your email? I hope you're doing great and I'm learning so much from your videos every single day it's unbelievable, we're so lucky to have your lessons thank you so very much from the buttom of my heart🥺🌸
His technique help my voice greatly, I now hardly feel pain in my throat anymore. Mr Trimble, could you advise how a singer breath and do a breath stop quickly between line in a song?
Is there a technique for a smooth transition from voice to falseto like in "le belle forme disciogliea daí veli" or " et j'etais une chose a toi" ? It sounds so awsome.
Hello! Melissa from Italy ☺️I’m a pop/jazz singer, can I use same breathing method and lanryx position for transition from chest voice to mix?🙏🙏🙏Thank you very much, you’re truly the best vocal coach I’ve ever met
As someone who has been dabbling between classical and contemporary for years: No need for adapting the breathing method and basic idea of the breath stop. Adapting the larynx position might be necessary, though, should you find yourself sounding too operatic for the music you sing. Record yourself and be your own judge first and foremost. Also you may want to look into Alexander Kariotis, who has made a career out of mixing classical with contemporary singing.
@@Tenoretrimble many thanks Maestro! I appreciate your videos sharing your knowledge immensely as they have helped me recover my voice as I re-train my voice from near career-ending bout with Covid. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and experience so freely! 😊🙏🏽❤️ (p.s. trying to buy your book but no kindle version and only 1 used paperback is available so I hope they restock new soon as I would love to read and support your channel)
Have you tried Amazon.com? So far as I know, the kindle version is available there. You could try voxped.com. too. I'm so glad to hear that the videos have helped you recover from Covid. All the best to you, Michael t
what an absolute king of a man
Thank you coach Michael Trimble. Such a gem to me, us aspiring singers.
Michael, you are a treasure chest of detail. The connection between breath stop and vocal (even nerve) damage if you leak air, the overtones that result from retaining air … what crucial pieces of information. Thank you for sharing your awesome knowledge!
Thank you Michael - I swear that you are sounding better than ever!! Have you ever done a video on singing high on an i vowel (eeee)? I have such trouble with it and haven't been able to solve the issue with my teacher. Thank you for all your videos - they have genuinely transformed my singing.
i assume the problem might be a chocking aur constricted feeling on a narrow vowel like e!
You are fantastic! Thank you 😍
Thanks very much.
Such a pleasure to find a new upload Mr. Trimble🌸 I also wrote you on your website 2 days ago and I keep checking my email nonstop, did you recieve my message there? Should I write directly to your email? I hope you're doing great and I'm learning so much from your videos every single day it's unbelievable, we're so lucky to have your lessons thank you so very much from the buttom of my heart🥺🌸
His technique help my voice greatly, I now hardly feel pain in my throat anymore. Mr Trimble, could you advise how a singer breath and do a breath stop quickly between line in a song?
thank u king
Michael, do you have a presentation about keeping the larynx from rising, even after getting a very full, low breath?
I missed you so much ❤❤❤❤😅
Is there a technique for a smooth transition from voice to falseto like in "le belle forme disciogliea daí veli" or " et j'etais une chose a toi" ? It sounds so awsome.
It's swell tones technic, filati.
Hello! Melissa from Italy ☺️I’m a pop/jazz singer, can I use same breathing method and lanryx position for transition from chest voice to mix?🙏🙏🙏Thank you very much, you’re truly the best vocal coach I’ve ever met
As someone who has been dabbling between classical and contemporary for years: No need for adapting the breathing method and basic idea of the breath stop. Adapting the larynx position might be necessary, though, should you find yourself sounding too operatic for the music you sing. Record yourself and be your own judge first and foremost. Also you may want to look into Alexander Kariotis, who has made a career out of mixing classical with contemporary singing.
Curious the name at 1:36 “the only perfect singer that ever lived” if anyone could please help - would love to hear! Thank you! ❤
Adeiina Patti.
@@Tenoretrimble many thanks Maestro! I appreciate your videos sharing your knowledge immensely as they have helped me recover my voice as I re-train my voice from near career-ending bout with Covid. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and experience so freely! 😊🙏🏽❤️ (p.s. trying to buy your book but no kindle version and only 1 used paperback is available so I hope they restock new soon as I would love to read and support your channel)
Have you tried Amazon.com? So far as I know, the kindle version is available there. You could try voxped.com. too. I'm so glad to hear that the videos have helped you recover from Covid. All the best to you, Michael t
I do not understand the voice stop.