| Date sent: Wed, 9 Feb 2000 11:19:04 EST Subject: Re: teachers: your technique, in a nutshell. SLS. To: vocalist Send reply to: VOCALIST <vocalist>
In a message dated 2/9/00 7:05:25 AM Central Standard Time, Laurence.l.Kubiak-at-IS.shell.com writes:
<< What is the relationship between breathing and support in SLS.
Regards / vriendelijke groeten >>
As I stated, good support is a byproduct of good posturing of the folds. The closer the folds prior to phonation the less air is needed. The CNS will then trigger the air to come out a slower pace (just as if you produced vocal fry, that production demands less air). Now, if a SLS instructor did directly deal with breathing it would be by making sure the ribcage is not collapsing.
Randy Buescher
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