Esercizi per il passaggio di registro

Today we're diving into practicing register transition exercises. 1. I identify my transition zone, where my breaking point is. To do this, simply do a simple glissando from low to high. The register transition point is the point where you can hear the sound breaking; it's the point where you generally feel a strong tension in the larynx. 2. Having identified the break zone and using a piano, we move below the note of the change by a tone, and from there by a perfect fifth. To learn how to identify the interval and the notes, I recommend checking out the playlist where I talk about music theory. 3. Now that we've identified the lowest starting note and the highest note, we move across the interval with a glissando using the lip roll. 4. We try to go beyond the change by at least one tone always in the same way. 5. Now let's repeat the same exercise, but use a U. Try to maintain a correct kiss-like mouth posture and try to pronounce the vowel without distorting it. But as we move up, the focus should be on lightening the sound, not pushing or weighing it down. Obviously, the transition point will be different depending on whether you're a man or a woman and depending on your natural range, so the first thing you need to be clear about is what type of voice you have and where your transition point is located. Do this practice every day and always try to add a tone to the range of the exercise. This way, you'll begin to give your muscles a new input and will likely break the bad habit of pushing. #anatomyforthesinger #singing #registertransition *Copyright © 2023 Intellectual Property of Angela Castellani Unauthorized reproduction or imitation of the video content and descriptions is prohibited. == ... == ... music ITUNES:   / album  .   / album  . SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/artist/1f0Jg...