In a message dated 10/11/2000 10:19:51 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
caioross@z... writes:
<< Do you mean that she should feel her speech placed in the mask, not only
her
singing? During all her speech, not only before singing? >>
Absolutely. If you speak in your throat, and sing in your mask, your voice
does a lot of work replacing itself all the time. Speech should be placed as
singing is. When you first start to do this, it gets rather nasal, but
eventually you learn how and it sounds normal.
Suki T
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