by Michael Mayer | Feb 22, 2016 | Compressed Breath, Podcast, Vibrato
Here is a new chapter in the VocalWisdom.com history – the debut of the VocalWisdom.com Masterclass Podcast. These will be sessions where I will answer the many questions I receive from readers about various aspects of the voice. These will be available in both...
by Michael Mayer | Feb 24, 2015 | High Notes, Q&A, Registers, Tenor, Vibrato
I would just like to say thank you so much for the #1 secret article. It’s helped with so many of the issues with my voice and makes it sound better and feel healthier. Would I be right in thinking that vibrato is only really possible when the breath is...
by Michael Mayer | Oct 20, 2010 | Balanced Function, Breathing, Larynx, Q&A, Vibrato
I’ve observed that a vast majority of opera singers and even contemporary singers have a constant quiver in their tongue as they sing, it tends to quiver more so when they sing the higher notes. how does this happen? my singing teacher does it, and when I asked...
by Michael Mayer | Sep 26, 2010 | Balanced Function, Q&A, Vibrato
Michael, I found you via David Jones. He has recommended that I contact you to pursue some vocal training. I have sung in various choirs over many years and love to sing. However, I’ve been disappointed in that I’m not able to sing with vibrato...
by Michael Mayer | Oct 2, 2009 | Larynx, Vibrato
I have a question about something I have just started experiencing. When there is vibrato in the voice, the larynx starts moving slightly up and down – it has never happened to me before, what is that? The bobbing of your larynx is a sign of release. That...
by Michael Mayer | Jun 10, 2007 | Vibrato
Hello, I am an aspiring singer and I was wondering about the vibrato. I know that you must have the proper training in order to develop it, but I was wondering why small children have it and I don’t? For instance, The Jackson Five’s lead singer, Michael...