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23 Sep

The opposite of what was stated by you yesterday - but we are relieved anyway

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22 Sep

Tip#118 exercise by Susan Yarnall @renchoir sop and voice coach. Strengthening breath muscles. Maintain rib swing.

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21 Sep

Tip#117 exercise by Susan Yarnall @renchoir sop. Working on stamina and flexibility. Non-use of muscles means that they are tired. Now we can use lower abdominal and pelvic floor muscles. Flex and release them to Rameau (or another Baroque opera)!

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20 Sep

Hear a recording we made of our recent rehearsal (the 1st since March), which confirmed that the masks somehow created a sort of veiled sound which really helped the timbral blend! And read about our plans for the autumn. Also, we are recruiting! https://renaissancechoir.org.uk/news/we-have-re-started-rehearsals/

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19 Sep

Tip#116 exercise by Susan Yarnall @renchoir sop. “Pa pa pa” while connecting with the lower abdomen. Papageno from the Magic Flute.

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Hear a recording we made of our recent rehearsal (the 1st since March), which confirmed that the masks somehow created a sort of veiled sound which really helped the timbral blend! And read about our plans for the autumn. Also, we are recruiting! renaissancechoir.org.uk/news/we-have-re-started-rehearsals/ ... See MoreSee Less

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Tip#116 exercise by Susan Yarnall @renchoir soprano. “Pa pa pa” while connecting with the lower abdomen. Papageno from the Magic Flute. ... See MoreSee Less

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