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Maybe this should be a new topic but.......
How do you go about increasing your range with out hurting your voice by pushing it. My daughter and I wrote a country song with a high note in the chorus that sounds like it is just out of her range. She can hit it, but its not great. We tried to change the note, but the note is perfect for the song and nothing else works as well.
Now she wants to keep singing it with the hope that she will nail the note eventually but I am worried that it will hurt her voice. What do we do?
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