How to increase vocal range for musical theatre singing

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Chapters

0:00 Intro
0:25 Who am I?
0:44 Why does it keep getting higher?
1:26 When did musical theatre change?
1:48 Understanding your own sweet zone
2:30 expanding the limits of what’s possible
3:46 Basic anatomy and physiology help
4:31 What different modes mean
5:06 Pitch happens inside your larynx
5:35 establish this before you head off into high notes
6:39 the continuum of possibilities and stretchy things
8:46 Thing 1 that can be making singing higher stuff hard
10:10 Thing 2 -- the voice comes through not from
11:36 Thing 3 -- slamming too much vocal fold together
12:28 Trusting and collaborating with your larynx
15:33 Listening to your body
15:59 How embracing your vocal limitation sets you free
16:55 The truth few people want to hear about how to sing more and have artistic autonomy

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