Hello Mr Trimble this is Gabriel Romance all the way from the Bronx New York God bless you and your family thank you very much you have helped me immensely with my vocal apparatus and I thank you for sharing your knowledge with me as I continue to pursue my musical career as a vocalist and a floutist. I have applied your technique of deep breathing relaxing throat soft lips and mouth to my vocalization of Spanish boleros I am a baritone. Continue success with what you do God has blessed you to share this with the world and I'm so thankful to have met you I continue to take your lessons online and hope that the Lord sends you the gift of health continue health with you and your family God bless Gabriel romance and family
Thank you for being such an inspiration to all of us!… - *💜YOU ARE THE PRECIOUS MIRACLE TO MANY💜* - Gets all emotional on how you’re such a blessing to so many…
Generally!… I don’t usually do believed in miracle, but seeing all your giveaways videos into such good way is way much more than a miracle. *Thank you for all you do*
Hi Mr. Trimble. Are you going to make video about belting? I have seen many videos on UA-cam about this topic but there is no useful information for opera singers.
"Belting" requires a slight but constant increase of the pressure of the breath against the diaphragm while ascending to any higher pitch. it is a way of singing that is absolutely to be avoided by opera singers who need to be able to exploit the registers of the voice, especilly the upper register. Belting uses only one register and is not recommended at all for anyone who has to sing very high in the range. I have not made a video because it is such a dangerous way to produce sounds if the music requires a lot of high singing. It has ruined some singers completely and is not only dangerous but useless to any singer who had to sing a lot of high notes. MT
Salut, JP! how are you and how is the voce?I hope you are vocalizing and breathing a lot. you should be a monster tenor by now! All the best to you, Michael
Hi Mr.Trimble! I hope you’re having a good day today! I just wanted to ask whether on high notes the diaphragm will respond automatically and stiffen. Or would I have to manually increase the pressure I exceed on my diaphragm? Just wanted to know, and if so how will I respond to attacks on high notes? Thank you so much!
The diaphragm will respond automatically only if the "Sighing Method" is used. Otherwise, you must apply the necessary amount of pressure from the lower back up against the chest, (sternum, solar plexus) to maintain an even emission at all times. Look through the videos I have posted on UA-cam about Appoggio/Leaning the Breath, or the one about the Sighing Method. Also, read my book about the different support methods used by the greatest singers. I'm sure you will find some good advice from great singers that will help you. MT
All BooksNewsShoppingVideosMore Tools About 6,340,000,000 results (0.42 seconds) English Italian Go to a laryngologist and make certain that there is no organic problem on one of your vocal cords. If you are healthy in the vocal cords, the problem is a type of breathiness. Adelina Patti said "Don't sing breathy!" No breath must leak through the tone while singing. Breath must be converted to sound. You may be sending too much breath through the passaggio notes. Use a tissue paper or candle flame in front of the lips while singing and/or speaking and see if you are leaking breath through the tone. That will cause your problem and can cause nodules to occur on the vocal cords. Let me know what the Doctor says. Michael t Vai da un laringologo e assicurati che non ci siano problemi organici su una delle tue corde vocali. Se sei sano nelle corde vocali, il problema è un tipo di respiro. Adelina Patti ha detto "Non cantare a fiato!" Nessun respiro deve filtrare attraverso il tono mentre si canta. Il respiro deve essere convertito in suono. Potresti inviare troppo respiro attraverso le note di passaggio. Usa una carta velina o la fiamma di una candela davanti alle labbra mentre canti e/o parli e vedi se perdi respiro attraverso il tono. Ciò causerà il tuo problema e può causare la comparsa di noduli sulle corde vocali. Fammi sapere cosa dice il dottore. Michael t
Hi Mr.Trimble, Thank you so much for your videos! I was curious, Does a singers diet affect the quality of their voice/singing? If so, are there certain foods and drinks you would recommend one to avoid? For example, should a singer eliminate caffeine and/or alcohol completely from their diet? Thank you again for all the valuable information you provide.
Daniel, get a copy of my book at Amazon (FUNDAMENTALS OF GREAT VOCAL TECHNIQUE) and you will find the answers to most of your questions, including foods and the effects of various substances like alcohol, caffeine, etc. Enjoy it. It was written for you! Michael t
Hello Mr Trimble this is Gabriel Romance all the way from the Bronx New York God bless you and your family thank you very much you have helped me immensely with my vocal apparatus and I thank you for sharing your knowledge with me as I continue to pursue my musical career as a vocalist and a floutist. I have applied your technique of deep breathing relaxing throat soft lips and mouth to my vocalization of Spanish boleros I am a baritone. Continue success with what you do God has blessed you to share this with the world and I'm so thankful to have met you I continue to take your lessons online and hope that the Lord sends you the gift of health continue health with you and your family God bless Gabriel romance and family
Sir, thank you so so much for all the amazing advice you have given, Your awesome
Thank you for being such an inspiration to all of us!… - *💜YOU ARE THE PRECIOUS MIRACLE TO MANY💜* - Gets all emotional on how you’re such a blessing to so many…
Generally!… I don’t usually do believed in miracle, but seeing all your giveaways videos into such good way is way much more than a miracle. *Thank you for all you do*
Hi Mr Trimble, i lived in Indonesia, i can't buy your book. Could you make the book avaiable for google book for online format?
Hi Mr. Trimble. Are you going to make video about belting? I have seen many videos on UA-cam about this topic but there is no useful information for opera singers.
"Belting" requires a slight but constant increase of the pressure of the breath against the diaphragm while ascending to any higher pitch. it is a way of singing that is absolutely to be avoided by opera singers who need to be able to exploit the registers of the voice, especilly the upper register. Belting uses only one register and is not recommended at all for anyone who has to sing very high in the range. I have not made a video because it is such a dangerous way to produce sounds if the music requires a lot of high singing. It has ruined some singers completely and is not only dangerous but useless to any singer who had to sing a lot of high notes. MT
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hey there, maestro! its John-Paul...how are you?
Salut, JP! how are you and how is the voce?I hope you are vocalizing and breathing a lot. you should be a monster tenor by now! All the best to you, Michael
Hi Mr.Trimble! I hope you’re having a good day today! I just wanted to ask whether on high notes the diaphragm will respond automatically and stiffen. Or would I have to manually increase the pressure I exceed on my diaphragm? Just wanted to know, and if so how will I respond to attacks on high notes? Thank you so much!
The diaphragm will respond automatically only if the "Sighing Method" is used. Otherwise, you must apply the necessary amount of pressure from the lower back up against the chest, (sternum, solar plexus) to maintain an even emission at all times. Look through the videos I have posted on UA-cam about Appoggio/Leaning the Breath, or the one about the Sighing Method. Also, read my book about the different support methods used by the greatest singers. I'm sure you will find some good advice from great singers that will help you. MT
@@Tenoretrimble Thank you so much for your advice! You are a wonderful teacher! Have a nice day!
Thank you.
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Go to a laryngologist and make certain that there is no organic problem on one of your vocal cords. If you are healthy in the vocal cords, the problem is a type of breathiness. Adelina Patti said "Don't sing breathy!" No breath must leak through the tone while singing. Breath must be converted to sound. You may be sending too much breath through the passaggio notes. Use a tissue paper or candle flame in front of the lips while singing and/or speaking and see if you are leaking breath through the tone. That will cause your problem and can cause nodules to occur on the vocal cords. Let me know what the Doctor says. Michael t
Vai da un laringologo e assicurati che non ci siano problemi organici su una delle tue corde vocali. Se sei sano nelle corde vocali, il problema è un tipo di respiro. Adelina Patti ha detto "Non cantare a fiato!" Nessun respiro deve filtrare attraverso il tono mentre si canta. Il respiro deve essere convertito in suono. Potresti inviare troppo respiro attraverso le note di passaggio. Usa una carta velina o la fiamma di una candela davanti alle labbra mentre canti e/o parli e vedi se perdi respiro attraverso il tono. Ciò causerà il tuo problema e può causare la comparsa di noduli sulle corde vocali. Fammi sapere cosa dice il dottore. Michael t
@@Tenoretrimble tks a lot Maestro
Hi Mr.Trimble,
Thank you so much for your videos!
I was curious, Does a singers diet affect the quality of their voice/singing? If so, are there certain foods and drinks you would recommend one to avoid? For example, should a singer eliminate caffeine and/or alcohol completely from their diet?
Thank you again for all the valuable information you provide.
Daniel, get a copy of my book at Amazon (FUNDAMENTALS OF GREAT VOCAL TECHNIQUE) and you will find the answers to most of your questions, including foods and the effects of various substances like alcohol, caffeine, etc. Enjoy it. It was written for you! Michael t
@@Tenoretrimble Thank you!