> > "Ah" is the only vowel that is listed on vowel > charts with both a > > forward placement and a back placement... It has > been my experience... that > > if the ah vowel is placed too far back, the sound > can become too heavy.
> inner smile on my "ah" and at > other times as putting more of a "a" sound (as in > cat) into my "ah." I think > that it is the same concept as what you describe as > making the "ah" more forward.
Isn't it strange the way our mental concepts influence what we do. When I think "UH" it just makes a backwards "ah" fly right into a nice, free, forward place. I must have a strange, forward concept of "uh."
I guess this is why we will never be able to teach voice with the so-called "scientific" method -- there's just no one-size-fits-all rule to fix every vocal problem.
Isabelle B.
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