Hi Ingo!
Many of us sing better when we are distracted and not concentrating so
hard on "making a perfect tone" or "having perfect technique"... I
know for myself, when I work less while singing it comes more easily
than when I'm trying to make it happen. I hope you acknowledging
yourself on your success!!!
Guy Babusek
--- In vocalist-temporary@y..., Ingo Duckerschein <ingo_d@y...> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I've been having a rather curious experience of the last four months
--
> I'm finding that I have my best lessons after a work week that has
left
> me completely exhausted and without any time for practice, whereas
> lessons after a normal work week are a complete struggle. It's
almost
> as if by being very tired I end up relying on my technique more and
> just let it happen. Conversely, when I'm rested I end up trying to
> guide/control my voice with less than spectacular results.
>
> My teacher and I have talked about this quite a bit and his advice
is
> to be patient and to focus on the good thing -- mainly that my
> technique is developing nicely. His view is that it's only a matter
of
> time until all the bits and pieces click in when I'm rested.
Patience,
> unfortunately is not my strong suite especially since I know my
voice
> can work properly.
>
> Does anyone have an idea on how I can replicate my success when I'm
> exhausted to when I'm feeling rested?
>
> Thanks!
> Ingo
>
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