Very blessed to have found your video! I have shared this with my singing daughter and I thank God for your expert help. Dear Kimberley, thank you for sharing your knowledge and gift of singing and singing with care. The gift of singing is an immeasurable gift, and a lovely discipline that continues to provide pleasure for the listener as well as the singer! Looking forward to viewing and sharing more of your lovely videos. Have a great day!
How beautiful that this video helped your daughter, thank you for sharing it with her Darling Darlene! I hope she found others useful too. :) Wishing her and you the absolute best. x
Hi Kimberley! I've been singing for many years but recently decided to get serious about it so I can sing in live venues instead of just the studio. Some days are effortless and others not so much because I suffer from allergies and when my nose drains the phlegm settles in and around the place in my throat where it's hard to warm up my voice or sing. The feeling I get is very much like when you're drinking something and it goes "down the wrong pipe" and the liquid settles in that place where it's hard to talk for a few minutes until the liquid clears allowing you to talk normally again. I've tried a lot of things to combat this but still searching for something that really works. Do you have any suggestions? (I hope all of that makes sense)
+brianmcdrummer That is really tricky Brian, sorry you're struggling with this. Have you seen an Ear Nose and Throat specialist? They might have some ideas around medication you could take?
Hey Kimberly, thanks for putting these lessons up. I've gone through many of your videos today and am subscribed :) Many times when I try to sing in head voice I get a crackle in my voice which sounds and can feel quite nasty. Is this something I should just keep trying to push through or will I do damage? I've been singing for a while but newly trying to access my upper range.
Hi Ekoti, you are so welcome, thanks for watching and subscribing! Definitely don't push through it. Your vocal cords are at their most stretched and thinnest in your higher register so you want to make sure you're supporting correctly. Have a watch of my latest videos about how to use the breath and have a play with vocal function exercises like the straw (I have a video on that) or lip trills to make sure you're heading up there in the most efficient way possible. Take good care of that voice of yours! :)
when I sing sometimes it feels like the only thing I can do is sing in head voice, but it gives me headaches. do you have any suggestions??
Very blessed to have found your video! I have shared this with my singing daughter and I thank God for your expert help.
Dear Kimberley, thank you for sharing your knowledge and gift of singing and singing with care. The gift of singing is an immeasurable gift, and a lovely discipline that continues to provide pleasure for the listener as well as the singer!
Looking forward to viewing and sharing more of your lovely videos.
Have a great day!
How beautiful that this video helped your daughter, thank you for sharing it with her Darling Darlene! I hope she found others useful too. :) Wishing her and you the absolute best. x
thank you for these useful tips! People just tell you to do siren voice and don't say how, but Kim you did!
+Danny Chen Thanks Danny, that's awesome that it clicked for you!
Thanks!
Hi Kimberley! I've been singing for many years but recently decided to get serious about it so I can sing in live venues instead of just the studio. Some days are effortless and others not so much because I suffer from allergies and when my nose drains the phlegm settles in and around the place in my throat where it's hard to warm up my voice or sing. The feeling I get is very much like when you're drinking something and it goes "down the wrong pipe" and the liquid settles in that place where it's hard to talk for a few minutes until the liquid clears allowing you to talk normally again. I've tried a lot of things to combat this but still searching for something that really works. Do you have any suggestions? (I hope all of that makes sense)
+brianmcdrummer That is really tricky Brian, sorry you're struggling with this. Have you seen an Ear Nose and Throat specialist? They might have some ideas around medication you could take?
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Glad it helped, thanks so much for watching!
Hey Kimberly, thanks for putting these lessons up. I've gone through many of your videos today and am subscribed :)
Many times when I try to sing in head voice I get a crackle in my voice which sounds and can feel quite nasty. Is this something I should just keep trying to push through or will I do damage? I've been singing for a while but newly trying to access my upper range.
Hi Ekoti, you are so welcome, thanks for watching and subscribing!
Definitely don't push through it. Your vocal cords are at their most stretched and thinnest in your higher register so you want to make sure you're supporting correctly. Have a watch of my latest videos about how to use the breath and have a play with vocal function exercises like the straw (I have a video on that) or lip trills to make sure you're heading up there in the most efficient way possible. Take good care of that voice of yours! :)
@@thatsweetroar Thanks so much for your thoughtful reply! Really appreciate the videos. I'll take care of it :)
I want to take lessons from you???what is the procedure
Hi Shivam, wonderful! All the information and the booking form is on this page of my website: thatsweetroar.com/singing-lessons-coaching :)
Ok, if it was Sam Smith, who asked you a question, he is now doing pretty well with his head voice :) great teacher!
my neighbors hate me so much lol
+JT McAwesome-Face Haha I'm sure mine hate me too JT!
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I try to raise my soft pallet when singing but often when I'm done with the song the roof of my mouth seems to hurt. I don't really know why.
+balpreet kaur I would say you're either lifting it too high or there is added tension elsewhere that could be causing this (jaw or tongue).