Alleggerimento in the passaggio: singing light but not less.
Tenor and voice teacher Jack LiVigni describes the idea of alleggerimento. Finding a loud sound without engaging too much chest by focusing on projecting a piano color sound. kKeeping connected with body by thinking of “lighter” as a color and a cord posture and not as a volume. Jack is a voice teacher at Curtis Institute, Jette Parker Artists at ROH Covent Garden, and General Director at Mediterranean Opera Studio and Festival in Sicily.
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