3
Steps to a Better Voice - Body
Posture and
Singing
-by Bob
Pardue
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Improve
Body Posture for Better
Singing
During a
singing performance, your body
posture is extremely important.
It affects how well you're able
to project your voice and reach
those low and high notes.
Note the
positioning of your arms while
singing. Lift your arms slightly
away from your body. Your arms
should not be glued to your side.
If you are not holding a
microphone, you can clasp your
hands in front or bring your arms
a bit forward to your sides. The
arms should be flexible and
relaxed - not stiff. This
position enables you to fill your
lungs to capacity and expand your
ribcage. You'll get more air and
be able to sing more clearly and
strongly. When hitting high
notes, raise your arms slightly
higher than usual. For low notes,
do the opposite.
How to
Hold Your Feet and Knees while
Singing
Your feet
should be around shoulder's width
apart. You can place one foot
further forward than the other
foot to help keep your balance.
Never lock your knees in one
position - you might faint on
stage! Bend your knees slightly
for added balance and
comfort.
If you're
planning to sing while sitting,
keep your feet planted flat on
the floor. Sit in a straight
position, but avoid stiffness.
And, don't forget to breathe
while sitting.
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