Quiz 2 Flashcards
(6 cards)
A singer with proper breathing technique will
create breath pressure necessary to sing high pitches, meter breath, relax breathing muscles, have a more stable vibrato
phases of the breathing cycle
inhalation, very brief suspension, exhalation, recovery
what does the diaphragm do in inhalation and where is it?
releases lungs and brings air in by contracting then descending, located under lungs
what is clavicular breathing and why should a singer avoid it?
upper chest breathing, a singer should avoid to keep the sternum up and avoid tension
what is breath support, and how is it related to ‘very brief suspension’?
Breath support involves delivering the right level of breath pressure to the vocal folds. It is related as a transition for inhalation to exhalation.
what does the diaphragm do in exhalation?
it releases the breath by ascending, singers can control this through exhaling with their abdominal and rib muscles