Low floating larynx with surprise breathing on high notes

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Hey everyone! 🎵🎤
I took a minute to answer one of the so many questions I receive every day 🙂

I’ve been absolutely swamped lately with so many amazing students and my passion project of building the old school of singing! 📚🎶 But I’m loving every second of it! 💪

Today, I want to dive with a practical example into an important topic that many of you have asked about - the position of the larynx during singing. 🗣️ It’s crucial to keep it steady, not letting it go up, nor pushing it down.

Remember, surprise breathing will bring the larynx down, and as you attack the note, it should go even lower. For instance, when I increase the frequency, the larynx naturally goes lower.

One by one I will start answering the countless questions that I receive on the different social media platforms and YouTube. I save all your questions my dear people, and I read all of them, I just need the time to record your video answers 🙂

Giancarlo Monsalve

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