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Join Vocal Daily - Live Group Classes 3 Times a Week for $10 a Month: 👉🏻  / membership   Join 1-on-1 Live Personalized Singing Lessons 👉🏻 https://wa.link/4k2jbx Why do we raise our necks when we try to sing a high note? What is the relationship between wolves, science, and the way we use our voices? In this video, we explore one of the most common behaviors among singers of all levels: raising the chin and tensing the neck when reaching for high notes. Through a combination of history, vocal science, and observation of human behavior, you will discover why this gesture appears so naturally and what really happens inside the larynx when we try to sing higher. We'll talk about the laryngoscope, the first studies on the human voice, how high notes are produced, and the surprising similarity between some human and animal vocal behaviors. If you've ever felt tension in your neck while singing, wondered how high notes work, or are simply passionate about understanding the human voice better, this video can completely change your perspective. 0:01 What all singers do 1:03 Instinctively seeking a shortcut 1:47 Discovering the story behind the voice 2:43 Where in your body are high notes produced? 3:47 What does a wolf have to do with it? 4:43 The reality of when you lift your neck 5:52 What actually works for high notes? 6:42 The medical term 7:09 How you can change it #vocaltechnique #science #history #singing