| Ombra mai fu di vegetabile, Cara ed amabile, soave piu! |
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| Never was the shade of any plant, sweeter, dearer, more agreeable! |
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| The Three Principles of Healthy Singing |
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| Breathing, Posture, Presence |
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| Four Body Parts Involved in Singing |
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| Lungs, ribs and intercostals, diaphragm, the abdominal muscles |
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| Say the words, beat the rhythm on a monotone syllable, say the words in rhythm, sing the melody on a single syllable, Put it all together! |
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| Muscles working in opposition (the abs and the diaphragm) |
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| Ways to get over Performance Anxiety |
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| Pratice, deep breathing, visualization |
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| Three cartilidges found in the Voice Box |
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| thyroid, aritenoid, cricoid |
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| resonance-laryngal, oral, nasal |
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| Joint connecting the jaw to the skull |
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| Temporal Mandibular Joint |
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| Body parts used for articulation |
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| teeth, lips, soft palate, tongue |
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| overuse, smoking, clearing your throat, singing while sick, not warming up |
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| Describe a physical/vocal excercise |
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| (Just make sure you can do one) |
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| Describe the characters, message, and setting- Goodnight My Someone |
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| Amaryllis, Marian, ‘everyone has a soulmate waiting to be found’, and just describe the whole setting (this part should be ridiculously easy since I preformed it three nights in a row…) |
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| body relaxed, diaphragm lowered, abs released. Lower back and stomach should expand, not the chest/upper lungs. Breathing should be silent. |
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