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THE MIDDLE VOICE METHOD The Secret to Great Singing Are You tired of not reaching the potential as a singer you KNOW you have? Are you afraid of hitting the high notes in your song? Frustrated with your stamina? Not sounding as cool as you want to? Are you ready to find the SECRET to being a great singer? Then check out The Middle Voice Method! What is the Middle Voice Method?   Check it out here.      What Is the Secret? The Middle Voice Method is the secret. MVM is a vocal training method that helps a singer effectively blend their registers (low and high parts of their voice) to create a seamless sound from top to bottom. Learning to bridge the gap between your low voice and the high voice without breaking or cracking is one of the biggest keys to singing great. This is the core of the Middle Voice Method. Of course, there is much more. See the audio lesson descriptions below.   "Nicely Done-Exactly what I was looking for, thanks!"  Barbara, Pennsylvania    Here is an overview of the audio lessons; lessons that students of this method pay $100/hour or more to learn. You will grow as a singer like never before. Take a look at the thumbnail sketches of these great lessons.   Introduction The Middle Voice Method   Breath Support and Control; Belly Breathing The first lesson gives simple and valuable instruction on the breathing technique singers need to utilize. Often called belly breathing or diaphragmatic breathing, great breath support and control is essential to creating a powerful controlled singing voice.   Vocal Registers: Head, Chest and The Middle Voice Learn what your vocal registers are, how to connect your breaks and create a beautiful consistent tone through out all of your range. This lesson focuses on blending the registers and lengthening the vocal range.   Expanding the Range Lesson 4 introduces the great range expanders- the lip roll and the tongue trill. These are awesome exercises for singing higher and lower than you ever have before.   Middle Voice: Finding the Blend Between Head and Chest Voices Marjorie’s story of finally finding the connection between the head voice and chest voice registers. This lesson includes examples of head, chest and middle voice on the same note.   Understanding and Using Vibrato This is a simple straightforward approach to finding and taming the vibrato. Learning to control vibrato and use straight tone can really help a singer communicate a song effectively. Lesson 6 includes great exercises for vibrato and straight tone.   Vocal Care Tips for Singers Practical steps to help you take care of your voice. Included in this lesson: Always warm up before you sing Drink lots of water Never strain Watch yourself in the mirror Experiment and eliminate bad habits   "Great product- 5 stars."  Roland, Florida      The Top 10 Problems Singers Face and How to Solve Them In addition to the foundational lessons in the Middle Voice Method, you will receive the The Top 10 Problems Singers Face and How to Solve Them. After years of expert instruction and gleaning from thousands of students' experience, common problems emerged. The solutions to these 10 most common problems are taught in detail. Here's what you will learn.   The TOP 10 Problems Singers Face and How to Solve Them Clear and concise exercises are introduced as well as tips and examples to improve the voice and overcome the most common difficulties that singers encounter. This program is guaranteed to improve your range, tone and flexibility and to help you enjoy a life time of great singing.      Vocal Registers Here is a great overview of the vocal registers before we tackle the 10 problems. Marjorie gives brief descriptions of the Head, Chest and Middle Voice.     No Power Many singers struggle with having a weak tone and not a lot of power or volume. By connecting our singing voice to our speaking voce we can tap into a natural and strain-free full tone. Examples of how to connect speaking and singing voice. Sample practice exercise for a confident beautiful sound.       Stress and Strain Singers strain when the engage external muscles to do the work of the internal vocal folds. Signs of strain are tightening of the jaw, raising or lowering the chin and tension in the neck or chest or facial muscles       How to Last This lesson gives the singer several tips to help his or her last note sound as strong, robust and painless as the first.     Expanding the Vocal Range A consistent challenging workout that is free of stress and strain will increase range, flexibility and control.  Explore uncharted territory in your vocal range with the lip roll.     Chest Voice Trap This lesson helps singers’ who regularly “pull-up" notes in their chest voice. It offers help and...

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