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My students’ Recital 4th part

on August 19, 2016March 24, 2018 By Lucia Cossu

The closing songs of the recital: Rita Negrini sings Pink’s Who knew and Camilla Calling you from the movie Bagdad Cafè. Enjoy!

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BREATHING At the end of a long phrase if posture is well established and not collapsed the diaphragm arrives to a point of relaxation that gives a special flavour to voice, I think we access to the strength of fascia and and a subtle diaphragm work: we can perform with a voice not accessible before a certain muscular point. This is something pretty difficult to make students discover, there is a phase in which there is an impulse clear of alarm telling that air is at the end; if they arrive to experiment to ignore it no matter the little fear and panicking feeling, just not to react to this impulse they discover the long and long breath that is beyond this point. In here Eleanor Steber do one of those and the reprise of the main phrase of this aria with the effect I was talking about and ✨😊. Madame Steber has been a n American soprano active from 1940ies and a great collaboration with conductor Bruno Walter (who used to be the pianist for many Kathleen Ferrier recitals and Flagstad’s Wesendonk lieder; dame Ferrier being the amazing contralto I posted about other times). . . . . . . . . #voiceteacher #vocaltechnique #functionalvoice #functionalsinging #singing #vocalcoaching #luciacossu #cossumethod #vocaltechniqueforprofessionals #professionalsvoices #voixprofessionels #careofprofessionalvoices #techniquechanteurs #italianbelcantotechnique #vocalteacher #singingteacher #voice #voiceform #vocalgesture #breath #breathing #italianbelcanto #belcantotechnique #belcanto #eleanorsteber #mozart #nonmidir #phrase
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