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Lot Long
by Gary E. Andrews - 11/10/26 11:20 AM
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Joined: Apr 2004
Posts: 5
Casual Observer
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Casual Observer
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I'm a brand new member, so I'm joining this thread late. I think all the comments so far have been excellent. I also wanted to put in a plug for Alexander Technique work. I've had years of vocal training and have a music degree. I too have sufferred from not being able to let loose. I always sing in tune, but never really delivered an authentic or emotive performance. I started taking Alexander technique classes at a local acting school and noticed almost immediate improvement in my vocal freedom. I was able to connect more with my emotions and sing more from my heart. My high range also increased by a major third within a month, as well. I believe Alexander technique is a truly remarkable work and anyone could benefit from it. For pop/rock singers, I might even go as far as to recommend taking Alexander instead of voice lessons, if you can only afford to do one or the other. I hope this helps. Peace, Eric ------------------ Eric Goetz (206) 818-2546 http://www.ericgoetz.com
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