this was part of the puzzle i was kidding. I suffer from TMJ dysfunction and tend to have abnormal jaw movements and never considered how it affected the tone of my voice nor did i know about having my jaw in different positions based on the notes frequency i was aiming for. This literally changed how i sing immediately! Thank you for the tips!!
This particular video has been the answer I’ve been looking for my entire life. You have just changed my entire way of singing as well as giving me insight into what my problem has been all along. God bless you. I’m not saying that this is all I need to work on, but oh my gosh, what a big fat lightbulb has just gotten brighter and more visual in my brain. God bless you again.
Oh my! You've just made me so happy correctly naming TMJ dysfunction! Most people just call it TMJ, which is just the name of the joint, temporomandibular joint. Thank you!
Your understanding and ability to explain the human voice is incredible. My entire voice changed dramatically with the jaw tension exercises. After 4 years of vocal exercises I finally feel like I can hear my natural voice. Thank you!
One of the most in-depth, specific, and practical lessons on the jaw use and ease in singing I’ve experienced to date. Mdme Victoria you are Most Victorious 🎉 indeed and I am grateful for the lessons and tips you generously share with the Universe ❤
I have tons of jaw tension. As I work your program, I am starting to notice in time away from singing that I HOLD my mouth closed and grind my teeth. Your instruction to always leave space between my molars has carried over into my personal time and I grind my teeth FAR less, and am even beginning to relax my jaw and let my mouth hang open when I am able to. I I followed along with every single exercise. I sang along with you (I'm a tenor) and the melody was too low. I began to harmonize so as to keep singing. Well, at the very end..,I sang along with you? Not too high. Was perfect. And fun. Wow. Thank You, Maestra.
Omg you’re so right I always thought it was my throat but was so confused cause I could feel my diaphragm and breathing continuously, but it turns out I was putting my chin to far back and it was straining my tongue and throat and making my jaw really tight! Once I tried your head back exercise fixed that it sounded and felt so much better!
Thank you! This helped me so much! This single lesson is going to help me address years of jaw and neck tension and pain caused by poor vocal technique. Appreciate you, Victoria!
Victoria! For me, this video is the most useful thing I have seen about singing in a long time. I found out I was bringing my jaw forward, especially on the EE vowel, which made it sound I was talking in tune rather than singing. Great video!
Last week I have discovered that all my tensions came from my jaw and the way I open my mouth by using the jaw but not correctly. I discovered as well that the correct way to open the mouth helps a lot in the placement and have an impact in intonation. These exercises will definitely help me to correct the jaw position. I will try to sing all the aria by using these tools. Thank you a lot for these precious tips. 🙏
Thank you! I noticed when I cup my ear, not only do I hear myself, it corrects my singing automatically. Now I understand that it's because the pressure on the jaw hinge and relaxes the jaw.
It sounds like you have a tight jaw. Just do the exercises for a few minutes and make sure your jaw is not jutting forward. Also try to keep it elastic (loose and free).
I 'admire both your singing and your teaching. In following your advice to learn what I can about singing, I've remained puzzled about just what is meant by "open" "closed" and "covered" singing. I can define it by muscle activity, words applied to the resultant tone but I am unsure what each sounds like. I can not attach a sung tone to the dictionary description. Would this be something for a 'tip' or is this one of those things everybody knows but me? :)
I'm glad that you like my videos! I will add your questions to my list. Those terms mean different things to different people. You can start with my video, Open Throat Singing - Too Open? ua-cam.com/video/ka2OHNFHdzk/v-deo.html
I used to want to be a singer, but I cannot write songs only paragraphs. And Id never want to take credit for someone else’s writing. I want to sing voice overs for movies now:)
Hello Victoria! Let me just say, I love your teaching! It is so wonderful to see someone give so many wonderful tips to make singing as easy as possible. I have a question: I have a slight overbite. When I have to open my mouth down/wider for higher belting notes, I can feel my jaw unhinging and it feels like I don't have enough space for the note. I know there has to be some degree of unhinging when open your mouth, but it feels uncomfortable and the note doesn't sound that free... it can get pretty frustrating. I see singers like Whitney Houston and Beyonce and they open their mouths wider for those high belting notes, so I am wondering if I just need to work on the "down and back" method you described earlier in the video. Does the bite of your jaw really matter? Perhaps I am overthinking it. Any insight would be greatly appreciated! Thank you so much Victoria :)
Much depends on the degree of your overbite. You said it is slight. I would practice with your jaw in the palm of your hand and see if that frees it up. The exercises in this video are all great for a tight jaw. I really cannot tell you much more without seeing and hearing you.
I have underbite and this causes me lot of tensions…When it comes to open my mouth in order to let the sound go out, my jaw always tends to go a little bit forward and I think that is causing me lots of tensions and problems that cannot be fixed…moreover, when I try to force it slightly back it starts hurting a little bit. I don’t know how to manage this issue
I recommend discussing this with your doctor. This is a medical issue that is outside of my area of expertise. You might try the exercises and just make sure that the jaw is gliding and not being forced back.
If you sing correctly, I believe you won't blow out your vocal chords. Personally if I had the day, I'd work on technique and melodic vocabulary. Songs.
Also, not to sound like a shill, but if you don't have her program, that's like 50 bucks or so. She gives you so much direction, so many exercises, and things to do. Things that make your singing sound beautiful.
this was part of the puzzle i was kidding. I suffer from TMJ dysfunction and tend to have abnormal jaw movements and never considered how it affected the tone of my voice nor did i know about having my jaw in different positions based on the notes frequency i was aiming for. This literally changed how i sing immediately! Thank you for the tips!!
This particular video has been the answer I’ve been looking for my entire life. You have just changed my entire way of singing as well as giving me insight into what my problem has been all along. God bless you. I’m not saying that this is all I need to work on, but oh my gosh, what a big fat lightbulb has just gotten brighter and more visual in my brain. God bless you again.
Wow, fantastic! This is what ONE new idea can do and how it can transform the voice! Thank you for posting and keep up the great singing!
Oh my! You've just made me so happy correctly naming TMJ dysfunction! Most people just call it TMJ, which is just the name of the joint, temporomandibular joint. Thank you!
Your understanding and ability to explain the human voice is incredible. My entire voice changed dramatically with the jaw tension exercises. After 4 years of vocal exercises I finally feel like I can hear my natural voice. Thank you!
I've no Words to describe your awesome personality..
You made everything so easy..
Thanks for your awesome and really useful videos..💜
Thank you so much for such an awesome post! 😀
I second this!!❤ thank you
Que maravilla son tus consejos!!! Eres una Gran Maestra!!! Bendiciones
It is a very informative lesson. You're teaching in such an amusing and charming way. Thank you.
You are very welcome! Thank you for your wonderful post!
One of the most in-depth, specific, and practical lessons on the jaw use and ease in singing I’ve experienced to date. Mdme Victoria you are Most Victorious 🎉 indeed and I am grateful for the lessons and tips you generously share with the Universe ❤
By relaxing my jaw, my vibrato is coming so naturally and easily. Thank you so much for your videos
I have tons of jaw tension. As I work your program, I am starting to notice in time away from singing that I HOLD my mouth closed and grind my teeth. Your instruction to always leave space between my molars has carried over into my personal time and I grind my teeth FAR less, and am even beginning to relax my jaw and let my mouth hang open when I am able to. I I followed along with every single exercise. I sang along with you (I'm a tenor) and the melody was too low. I began to harmonize so as to keep singing. Well, at the very end..,I sang along with you? Not too high. Was perfect. And fun. Wow. Thank You, Maestra.
Excellent! Thank you for posting and keep up the good practice!
Omg you’re so right I always thought it was my throat but was so confused cause I could feel my diaphragm and breathing continuously, but it turns out I was putting my chin to far back and it was straining my tongue and throat and making my jaw really tight! Once I tried your head back exercise fixed that it sounded and felt so much better!
Thank you! This helped me so much! This single lesson is going to help me address years of jaw and neck tension and pain caused by poor vocal technique. Appreciate you, Victoria!
Victoria! For me, this video is the most useful thing I have seen about singing in a long time. I found out I was bringing my jaw forward, especially on the EE vowel, which made it sound I was talking in tune rather than singing. Great video!
Every now and then there is a video of yours that blows my mind and helps me so much! Thak you! Besides, you are so fun to watch!
Last week I have discovered that all my tensions came from my jaw and the way I open my mouth by using the jaw but not correctly. I discovered as well that the correct way to open the mouth helps a lot in the placement and have an impact in intonation. These exercises will definitely help me to correct the jaw position. I will try to sing all the aria by using these tools. Thank you a lot for these precious tips. 🙏
Thankyou! So important! Been trying to figure this out for years as you see soo many young vocalists today that has the jaw forward when singing..
Thank you so much . These tips were super helpful. Great voice teacher !
This is one of those extra awesome videos that can immediately improve someone
YES! Thank you!
Thank you so much, Victoria! Your videos are improving my singing and easing the tension in my upper body!
Fantastic news!
Thanks Victoria for this exercise. You look good I always love your personality
You are so welcome! And thank YOU for your nice post!
Hi
Thank u so much 😘😘
Thank you! I noticed when I cup my ear, not only do I hear myself, it corrects my singing automatically. Now I understand that it's because the pressure on the jaw hinge and relaxes the jaw.
Your a great teach I love this channel.
🙌🙏 my jaw hurts just from these exercise. Does this mean I hold a lot of tension in that area?
💗 you, Victoria!
It sounds like you have a tight jaw. Just do the exercises for a few minutes and make sure your jaw is not jutting forward. Also try to keep it elastic (loose and free).
amazing video and personality. thank you so much Victoria.
This is both fun and SO therapuetic (I have a lot of tension issues); thank you!!!
Really enjoying the exercises for jaw and tongue! Eye opening..... Thank you, Victoria.
You're welcome! Practice makes permanent so keep on making this exercise a habit.
I love the jaw placement hack. That’s super helpful
thank you for the video I'm struggling with jaw tension alot, this really helped.
❤❤❤ thank you so much for your wisdom and tips, it’s so refreshing to finally learn the proper way to sing!
Always love your videos !!!
Thank you! I appreciate your post!
Thanks for the tips, I will be trying these.
Awesome video, on point once again. Ive got some bad jaw habits to fix i reckon.thanks again for you expertise.
Glad to help! Good to hear from you!
You are so beautiful, I love the way you teach, so enthusiastic and energetic!!
Awww, thank you so much!!
Wow so.many great tips
Glad you like them!
Love your videos. Thanks for the journey ❤
I needed that so bad, life saver
Thank you! Very helpful teaching.
Very good exercises
I never knew this but makes sense now thank you
Wow. Another great lesson.
Glad you liked it! Thank you for your post!!
Wow so helpful and eye opening or should I say jaw opening 😂 This helped me more than ANYTHING
FANTASTIC! 😃
Thank you from Italy for your ebook
You are the best tysm for being alive
So talented, thank you for your insight!!!
God bless you dear
So great!!
I 'admire both your singing and your teaching. In following your advice to learn what I can about singing, I've remained puzzled about just what is meant by "open" "closed" and "covered" singing. I can define it by muscle activity, words applied to the resultant tone but I am unsure what each sounds like. I can not attach a sung tone to the dictionary description. Would this be something for a 'tip' or is this one of those things everybody knows but me? :)
I'm glad that you like my videos! I will add your questions to my list. Those terms mean different things to different people. You can start with my video, Open Throat Singing - Too Open? ua-cam.com/video/ka2OHNFHdzk/v-deo.html
@@Victoria-Victorious thank you. djw
Wow! That was beautiful! Thank you!
I laughed so much and learnt as much
Great lesson! Could you please do a video on vocal runs/riffs?
Thank you! It is on my list!
Fantastic teaching i will be back!
1:11 the we don't open and shut like a clamshell sent me 🤣🤣🤣
I must say it again! I love your exercises!!🌟🤩🎶🎶
Thank you! The exercises in this video really work wonders!
it actually help omg! thank you so much
I'm so glad! Thank you for posting!
Valuable tips and entertaining to watch- AS always 💖🎤
Thanks so much! 😊💚
This helps 🎶🎶🎵 this could help me sing better
You are phenomenal ❤ awesome tips, amazing personality ❤
Thank you so much!!
Thank you thank you thank you! ❤️
Thank you I am from ethiopia
Such an informative and easy lesson!
Thank you!
You’re so funny, I would die laughing if you roasted me for any reason 😆
Awww, thank you for your post. It made me smile. 😊 I do offer group classes to members of my audio program.
Great video!!
Muy bonito cover! Felicidades! 💕💕💕
Gracias, mi nueva amiga! 🙂
Very nice!👏👏👏
Дякую😁
I used to want to be a singer, but I cannot write songs only paragraphs. And Id never want to take credit for someone else’s writing. I want to sing voice overs for movies now:)
You techniques are second to none. You are brilliantly good, you can make a toad to sing like a nightingale. 😊 Gracias madame.
So kind of you!
Hello Victoria! Let me just say, I love your teaching! It is so wonderful to see someone give so many wonderful tips to make singing as easy as possible.
I have a question: I have a slight overbite. When I have to open my mouth down/wider for higher belting notes, I can feel my jaw unhinging and it feels like I don't have enough space for the note. I know there has to be some degree of unhinging when open your mouth, but it feels uncomfortable and the note doesn't sound that free... it can get pretty frustrating. I see singers like Whitney Houston and Beyonce and they open their mouths wider for those high belting notes, so I am wondering if I just need to work on the "down and back" method you described earlier in the video. Does the bite of your jaw really matter? Perhaps I am overthinking it. Any insight would be greatly appreciated!
Thank you so much Victoria :)
Much depends on the degree of your overbite. You said it is slight. I would practice with your jaw in the palm of your hand and see if that frees it up. The exercises in this video are all great for a tight jaw. I really cannot tell you much more without seeing and hearing you.
MY QUEEN 😭
NICE!
instant Bb as a male， ty
I have underbite and this causes me lot of tensions…When it comes to open my mouth in order to let the sound go out, my jaw always tends to go a little bit forward and I think that is causing me lots of tensions and problems that cannot be fixed…moreover, when I try to force it slightly back it starts hurting a little bit. I don’t know how to manage this issue
I recommend discussing this with your doctor. This is a medical issue that is outside of my area of expertise. You might try the exercises and just make sure that the jaw is gliding and not being forced back.
If the jaw moves a bit upwards while saying "Ee" is it a wrong technique?
Any advice for people to whole have to sing almost every day for months?
If you sing correctly, I believe you won't blow out your vocal chords. Personally if I had the day, I'd work on technique and melodic vocabulary. Songs.
Also, not to sound like a shill, but if you don't have her program, that's like 50 bucks or so. She gives you so much direction, so many exercises, and things to do. Things that make your singing sound beautiful.
Very, very good ❤🎩❤
This? Needs more views
Thank you. Please feel free to share it with your singer friends!
I am new Comer please tell me exactly which video is important to start that useful teaching
Please guide me
And I waiting for necessary teaching.
Yes, follow this playlist: Beginner Singing Lessons - FOLLOW THESE VIDEOS! ua-cam.com/play/PLaWjWxiTysDBD7MGUWCSdC4yhLzxVsEdW.html
Does overbite affect this?
I love you lady!
I need to hear this so I can catch myself.
Oh 😮 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
I always have to be cognizant of jaw tension, especially when belting.
You bet! I hope to hear you sing sometime!
@@Victoria-Victorious I did a live cover of "A Change is Gonna Come." Where do I email it?
victoriarapanan@healthyvocaltechnique.com
In the dam exercise with ah eh ee oh oo, I can only get some vibrato on oh and that's it. What am I doing wrong?
Hi dearest 💓
wow
In first exercise your finger must touch your chin
You’re so funny!
I like to make serious vocal technique simple and fun! 😃