Mastering Breath Control: Airy vs Glottal Onsets in Singing | Voice Lesson with Dr. Elizabeth Nguyen

In this second voice lesson with Dr. Elizabeth Nguyen, we explore the nuances of breath control and the importance of vocal onset techniques. In this session, we focus on distinguishing between airy (aspirate) and firmly closed (glottal) onsets, understanding how each affects the sound and quality of your voice.

Learn about the physical sensations associated with proper breath support—how to maintain a steady, controlled airflow without dropping your chest and shoulders. As we progress, I'll also reinforce the concept of the singer's rights in my studio. Remember, you are encouraged to lead your vocal development; feel free to ask your teacher for clarifications, demonstrations, or even different explanations to ensure you fully grasp each technique.

This lesson is not just about learning; it's about empowering you to take control and actively participate in your vocal journey.

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