How To Lower Your Larynx Tenor Range

Keep Your Larynx Low!
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Keep your larynx in a neutral position is crucial for successful upper register singing. Without keeping it neutral or slightly lowered the tendency will be for the throat to close up, constricting airflow and forcing you to strain to get that high note out! You have heard singing teachers talk about not reaching up for the high note. These are some exercises that can help you stop reaching for the high note and start making successful high range phrases. Additionally, with the increased airflow and more release that your vocal folds can achieve you'll increase your agility and ability to sing riffs, runs and the glides that pop music depends on for maximum expressivity.

Enjoy!