#chest voice

[opera-ghosts]

The Latvian baritone Georges Baklanoff (1881-1938) in the title role of Anton Rubinstein's "The Demon" at the Sarah Bernhardt Théâtre in Paris, April 1911.

[kate-cosette-vocals]

How to Sing in Mixed Voice

If you’ve heard of Chest Voice (the lowest and loudest part of your range) and Head Voice (the highest and softest part of your range), you may have also heard of Mixed Voice: the vocal register that is in between Chest Voice and Head Voice.

Mixed Voice is technically not its own register, as it’s a mixture of Head Voice and Chest Voice. But it is much easier to think of Mixed Voice as its own register.

Learning Mixed Voice allows you to smooth out your vocal break (the crack you experience when trying to sing higher), and create a really nice transition throughout your range. 

The easiest way to learn Mixed Voice is to use an exercise called “The Nay Exercise.” 

Here is a video all about that exercise, why it’s integral to learning Mixed Voice, how to do it and how to practice it! 

Any questions feel free to let me know here, on the video or in an email to katecosettevocals@gmail.com!

Online lessons at katecosettevocals.com

[musictrainingworld]

How to Develop Your Mixed Voice: Blending Chest and Head Voice

Have you ever wondered how singers move smoothly through their range without any breaks? The secret is their mixed voice. This technique is key to vocal training and can change your singing.

Experts say blending chest and head voice is crucial. This mix creates a sound full of emotion and nuance. But how do you balance these voices for a unified tone?

Research shows that a mix of vocal cord thickness is needed for a full vocal range. Yet, 80% of singers don’t need to learn falsetto. Maybe focusing on mixed voice is the key...

Read the full article here.

[hinamie]

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[commsroom]

the u.s.s. horrible unending nightmare 💥 (once again from the incredible @hehearse)

[mrsducky]

LOGAN (2017) dir. James Mangold » deleted scene, “Bobby's Action Figures”

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I am riddled with ailments, but I stay silly!

[charleslovemustdie]

easier with you

[jasonsbruce]

Alfred: Master Bruce, can you hear me? I'm detecting someone tracking your movement through the city. Bruce: I knew he would. Alfred: I… think I may have missed something, sir. Who are you talking about?

[stil-lindigo]

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I can't properly put into words the amount of disgust that I feel seeing someone who looks like she could be my cousin fight for a genocidal occupational force like Israel but I will say this.

If you are Chinese, Korean, Japanese or any one of these Asian ethnicities that the West deem "acceptable" and you align yourselves with western-backed racial supremacy, you are making fools of yourselves. You have fallen prey to the myth of the "model minority" and you are suckers for it.

The premise of racial supremacy is based on exclusivity. And here's a dose of reality - the myth of the "model minority" is nothing but a tactic to placate you. To sow divide in the ranks of people of colour. To artificially manufacture another realm of racial supremacy in minorities so that you're distracted from how we all suffer under colonialism.

Did we all forget about the skyrocketing of sinophobia in the wake of the first COVID outbreak? The transformation of Chinese people into fiends with barbaric eating customs, poor hygiene, and mass conspiracy to infect the world with biological weapons?

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What about the hate-crimes? The attacks in the street against anyone visibly asian? The rampant discrimination and ostracisation from society?

In 2020, Donald Trump referred to COVID-19 as "The Chinese Virus", "Kung-flu" at a campaign rally to raucous applause, a chilling echo of the times where fears of the "Yellow Peril" had the western world in a stranglehold.

For all that Chinese people have been lauded as "prodigies" and "well-mannered workers", the moment our existence was incovenient, were were nothing more than another target. And although Chinese suffering then wasn't close to the scale of suffering that Palestinians now endure, we all received a reminder on what it was like to be in the world's crosshairs.

Now, in 2023, Biden dismisses death tolls as unreliable and remains proudly Zionist even after Netanyahu described the genocide Israel is inflicting upon Palestine as the "struggle between the children of light and the children of darkness, between humanity and the law of the jungle." At the same time, Palestinians are being compared to fleeing rats in a gesture of dehumanisation that mirrors how the Nazis portrayed Jews during the Holocaust.

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And let's not think Abigail's Jewishness will save her, not when it's been proven that Israel has administered contraceptives to Ethiopian Jewish immigrants without their consent. Racial supremacy is an exclusive club that never stops getting smaller, and there is nothing that you, as a minority, will ever be able to do to fit in. One day, you too will be a target and there'll be nothing you can do but blame yourself. After all - it's already happened.

So shame on Abigail. Truly. With the memory of knowing what it's like to be targeted for factors out of your control fresh in her mind, she happily fights to do the same to others. And that says more about her than I ever will be able to.

[opera-ghosts]

"ZU NEUEN TATEN, TEURER HELDE" Götterdämmerung - R. WAGNER Here some Siegfrieds and Brünnhildes.

Peter Cornelius as Siegfried; Copenhagen, 1905

Charles Dalmores as Siegfried; Brussels, 1902

Ejnar Forchhammer as Siegfried; ?, ?

Paul Franz as Siegfried; Paris, 1925

Hans Grahl as Siegfried; Hamburg, 1934

Alois Hadwiger as Siegfried; Coburg-Gotha, 1907

Ottfried Hagen as Siegfried; Munich, 1908

Ernst Kraus as Siegfried; Berlin, ca. 1907

Gorrhelf Pistor as Siegfried; Bayreuth, 1931

Julius Pölzer as Siegfried; Munich, 1932

Erik Schmedes as Siegfried; Vienna, ca. 1910

Josef Schöffel as Siegfried; Karlsruhe, ca. 1921

Hans Tänzler as Siegfried; Karlsruhe, 1910

Jacques Urlus as Siegfried; Berlin ?, ca. 1907

Fritz Vogelstrom as Siegfried; Mannheim, ca. 1909

Hermann Winkelmann as Siegfried; Vienna, 1880

Marie Brema as Brünnhilde; London, 1897

Louise Grandjean as Brünnhilde; Paris, 1908

Felia Litvinne as Brünnhilde with Grane; Brussels, 1902

Katharina Senger-Bettaque as Brünnhilde; Berlin, 1898

Fanni Wahrmann-Schöllinger as Brünnhilde with Grane; Hannover, 1920

Hedwig Reicher-Kindermann as Brünnhilde; Leipzig, ca. 1886

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[musictrainingworld]

Understanding Vocal Registers: What Are Chest Voice, Head Voice, and Falsetto?

Imagine singing those powerful lows and high notes in your favorite songs. Or switching from a strong rock song to a soft, angelic solo. The key is knowing your vocal registers. You can unlock your full vocal range and amaze your audience with every song.

Many think their voice is limited, but with training, you can sing in a wide range. This adds depth to ballads and strength to rock songs. Solo artists and opera singers focus on certain parts of their voice. But today’s singers use technology to make every note clear and powerful...

Read the full article here.

[hinamie]

fire nation festival wear aka a blatant excuse for me to push atla clothing design conventions to the absolute Limit

jjk atla!au with @philosophiums

[lucabyte]

sorry loop if this looks gay to the viewers