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David Price @DrDavidPrice·

4 Jun

This. This is the first proper clinical take on the matter. Please ignore all previous anecdotes, media headlines and arm chair virologists.#choirchurch https://twitter.com/churchtimes/status/1268544806172704774

Stay at Home Choir @stayathomechoir·

5 Jun

Today's 10 second tip is from singing teacher, Jenevora Williams!
Jenevora is also uploading short videos about singing technique throughout lockdown! You can view this here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLdLTvLwT0_ULVYhow7s-yCN_yQz0bOgE2

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Music in Portsmouth @MusicPortsmouth·

5 Jun

Singing might not be so great a risk, after all https://www.churchtimes.co.uk/articles/2020/5-june/news/uk/singing-might-not-be-so-great-a-risk-after-all#.XtpOZXOfkdU.twitter from @churchtimes

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Renaissance Choir @Renchoir·

5 Jun

Tip#70 exercise by Susan Yarnall @renchoir sop. Stormy waves: windy howl followed by “shhh” breathing out. Feel air coming in to below your waterline.

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Neil Fisher @nfmusic·

4 Jun

"Instead of scientific research, anecdotal horror stories swirl around, instilling a fear that choral singing is so dangerous it might be permanently banned." @RichmoMusic pipes up for British choirs https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/sing-it-out-will-no-one-in-government-stand-up-for-british-choirs-7nb28sl0q?utm_source=newsletter&utm_campaign=newsletter_110&utm_medium=email&utm_content=110_9580070&CMP=TNLEmail_118918_9580070_110

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Tip#70 exercise by Susan Yarnall Renaissance Choir soprano. Stormy waves: windy howl followed by “shhh” breathing out. Feel air coming in to below your waterline. ... See MoreSee Less

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Tip#69 exercise by Susan Yarnall Renaissance Choir soprano. “Bubbles”: getting an awareness of pharyngeal space and how flexible it can be when singing vowels. Think of being a diver. ... See MoreSee Less

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Tip#68 exercise by Susan Yarnall Renaissance Choir soprano. Practice “water” = “ooater”. Recommend Guggenheim museum video of “bring me little water Silvy” www.youtube.com/watch?v=mGwv1sgaeiY ... See MoreSee Less

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Tip#67 exercise by Susan Yarnall Renaissance Choir soprano. “Chelsea flowers” - random flowers in your imagination - play random notes on the piano, you are arranging flowers! A way of focusing the sound. Really listen to the piano pitch. ... See MoreSee Less

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