HandwhistlerBen- Sherry- First 20 seconds on ONE BREATH- recorded 12/3/21
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- ONLY TWO BREATHS ARE TAKEN FOR THIS ENTIRE PIECE! Pressurizing the AIR STREAM WITH MY DIAPHRAGM MUSCLES, filling the lower part of my lungs with air, TO KEEP THE AIR MOVING AND KEEPING THE PITCHES AND PHRASING!
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Good job!
Thank you for enjoying this video We Eat Pizza! I just saw your comment, so that is why it took me so long to respond! Wishing you nothing but the best!
Great 👌👌👌...
It's really great vocal practice..
I love it❤️⭐👌
For me I used to practice my vocal In a very different way by singing do-re-me-fa-so-la-T-doh......From very big to very small...high note ...
You do realize that I am only taking TWO BREATHS OF AIR FOR THIS ENTIRE VIDEO? I control it by using Professional Diaphragmatic breathing techniques and by pressurizing the air by using the lower part of my lungs giving me a two and half lung capacity.
@@HandwhistlerBen yes I do ..
It's really amazing 👌👌👌⭐
@@luziiluizth.8742 Your voice is fabulous now. Are you using the Professional Diaphragmatic breathing technique? You would be totally unstoppable if you did! You would be able to carry the same long phrasing like the top crooners like Sinatra.
@@HandwhistlerBen oh no I just practice sometimes specialy Sunday before the church Bell 🔔
@@luziiluizth.8742 I learned the breathing technique and started practicing it when I was in 10th Grad when I was 15. I have been continuing to practice it my entire life and I am now 68. You can have the basics within a year by practicing just the hanging over and dangling your arms toward your toes and breathing in. You will learn to make the muscles work while standing up or sitting down! Your voice will become richer and have more depth!
Hi Ben. I guess you must have pretty good breath control.
I wish I did. But I used to smoke cigarettes...and even though I quit 20 years ago, sometimes I a get a bit short of breath. Anyway....it's nice to see you're still uploading videos. Warm Winter Wishes! 🦓 🐼
Helen, wishing you nothing but the best in 2023! I trained over ten years to develop my breath control. It continues to get better, even as I turn 70 this April.
@@HandwhistlerBen Well...you're lucky your breathing gets better...not worse. Anyway, I noticed your channel Icon/photos shows you with Jay Leno. Were you also on the Lawrence Welk show? Best Wishes! 🏵🦋🦋
@@IamHelenKeller Helen, I grew up watching the Following Shows with my Family: Arthur Godfrey Show, Lawrence Welk , Sing along with Mitch Miller, Ted Mack Amateur Hour. I was never on Lawrence Welk, but was on the Tonight Show a second time in 2001 which is also up on my Channel. I've had a great life besides my Teaching Music in Philadelphia School District for 35 years. Getting a following as a Handwhistler, and selling the idea that controlling the Wind is much more important than any Reed or Instrument made me famous to a degree. Stay well dear friend!
@@IamHelenKeller Helen, I am constantly stretching my diaphragm muscles throughout the day as I breathe in pushing my stomach out and taking air into the lower part of the lungs then the upper part. It feels good to me, so I do it, and it maintains itself. Plus I play a few songs each day from low notes to high to keep my Handwhistling in shape. Stay well and happy!
Amazing !!!! How can you do that? Just one breath on the first part.
My problem when singing is that many times I run out of breath. Just don't have enough.
Love this oldie and even if you did only 37 seconds I enjoyed it very much !!!
Up to my middle 50's, I could swim an olympic sized swimming pool under water on one breath. I even pushed off from the deep end, not jumping in! I have highly trained wind control that lets me use both my lungs and the extension of the lungs when I push out my stomach with my diaphragm muscles. I can then release the air as slowly or as fast as I want to. That works great for both playing wind instruments and singing. I am now 70, and still able to use the techniques with no loss of the ability, but I have to still practice! Stay well, dear friend!