If your goal is to get back into singing and strengthen your voice, breathing is the place to start. While breathing is something all humans instinctively know how to do, breath for singing can be highly individualized.

In this episode, I’ll show you three ways to get curious about how breath works in *your* body. Whether you're already working with a teacher or just easing back in on your own, these three areas will help you recognize where change is needed, how to make improvements, and how to let your breath start working *for* you as you rebuild your singing voice.

Blessings,

Sarah 🌟

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If you’re looking for easy high notes, and optimal space for your voice, we need to have a conversation about opening your mouth. But do we up it up even more for a high note? The answer is yes, but also, let’s nuance that conversation a bit more. We’re going to talk about when to open, how to open, and what to do with your jaw. You’ll leave knowing exactly what to work on next to make it easier to access your upper register. Let’s go!

Blessings,

Sarah 🌟

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Feel like you're hitting a ceiling with your voice? You're not alone. Many women returning to singing struggle with their vocal range. In this episode, I unpack the most common cause I see and share three practical solutions to help you extend your range.

What you’ll learn:

• Why your voice might feel stuck at the top
• The importance of balancing chest and head resonance
• 3 key solutions:
  • Use descending lines
  • Sing syllabically (use vocal exercises that begin with “bee”)
  • Breathe in your highest note and vowel shape

As a bonus, I share a few worship songs and kids songs that fit these criteria!

Blessings,

Sarah 🌟

PS - Need help implementing these concepts? Get in touch to see if working together would be right for you.

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