Thyroarytenoid & Cricothyroid muscles - What? How? Why? - Vocal Technique Breakdown - Aliki Katriou

What is the thyroarytenoid muscle, what is the cricothyroid muscle, what do they do and why do we care...
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[@michaelwhy79]

By far the best and most accurate explanation for the dreaded TA and CT. Masterpiece. And finally something that's easy to understand.

[@ryansmallwood1178]

Thanks for the detailed info!

[@sebastianbisurgi9970]

Very interesting knowledge,. Thank you.

[@DergasteR]

I really appreciate the high quality of your content. As a singer myself, it's very inspiring and motivating.

[@antonellomulas5854]

Great video! 👏👏👏

[@jonasbulota7789]

Interesting, thanks!

[@MartyCMega88]

Hey Aliki, awesome as always so thanks, I am looking for the name of the technique for the kind of grit you'd hear from Sebastian Bach, what would you call that? Most of the videos I see about different types of grit/distortion seem to be heavier than what he's doing. Is it Pharyngeal distortion? Also, is this something you could teach in private lessons?

[@wilhelminagajeng7871]

Hallo form Indonesia