How do you train yourself to sing higher notes?

Answer 1

Mystika, first you need proper support from your diaphram. and proper breathing technique so you wont strain your vocal chords. First lets work on breathing. With your mouth close, breath in slowly through your nose; do you feel the air going down into your stomach and your ribs stretching out? if so, thats what you want to feel. second exhale through your mouth only with your lips slightly open blowing the air out slowly, you will feel your stomach and ribs contracting. pushing the air out. when you are feeling both the inhale and the exhale like i mentioned above then you will begin to develop the power to hit any high or low note you want. do not breath from your chest with your mouth open breath the new way i showed you. dont sing the lyrics first sing the vowels la la la la or dah dah lightly dont sing loud sing soft at first feel the notes coming out of your eyes or from your forehead try to feel a tickling in your face when you hum or use the vowel a, e i o u to make your voice clear and distinct. remember to hold long tones on low notes and if you have a piano practice low scales c-c and half notes c,c#,d,d# e and so on. when you feel your throat tightening up stop singing start breathing again and relax let the sound flow through your eyes and sing toward the furthest part of the room all the way to the back row not loud but with steady air flow and feel your stomach and ribs push your air through your face. remember dont force the note let it flow soft and sweet your power will come later and your voice will last forever....peace papa hanko

Answer 2

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There is an exercise called the lip whistle. Purse your lips together and blow, sort of like a kid making motorboat noises (pppp) while making a tone in your throat. When you can do this well, go up and down the scale while doing it, and keep going higher and higher. You can go higher than you can usually sing, but after awhile, you will be able to sing that high.

Answer 3

Practice

Answer 4

you practice the scales until your voice is strong enough to sing higher notes.

Answer 5

vocal exercises and warm-ups are good. keep trying to push the limit, but ONLY after warming up. Vocal chords are muscles and you just can't abuse them right from the start. and like the body muscles we can see, they need to be toned and kept in shape. but, do realize that there are limits--you can't sing lyric or coloratura notes if you're a contralto. your vocal chords just don't have the ability.

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