There are 6 tips for singing with and without breath.

It is said that this is a common practice method for many students in the Conservatory of Music. It's simple. Take a piece of ordinary A4 paper and put it on the wall, then blow it against the paper, and take your hands away to prevent the paper from falling. The longer you keep it, the better. But pay attention to the strength of blowing, and you can't use up all the breath at once. And give the phone to time!

Second, the balloon blowing method

This method can train the lung's air volume and exhaust volume. But don't use too much to avoid cheek swelling. Be careful, don't choose inferior poisonous balloons, and pay attention to safety.

Third, the big mouth breathing method

There are two common ways of breathing: [chest breathing] and [abdominal breathing]. [Chest breathing] is dominated by rib and sternum movements, while [Abdominal breathing] is dominated by diaphragm movements. Most girls use chest breathing, so that oxygen can't be fully delivered to all parts of the body for a long time, and various organs of our body will experience different degrees of hypoxia, and many chronic diseases will occur. Keep practicing [abdominal breathing]. Usually every time you exhale and inhale, you pause for 2 seconds to 3 seconds, 20 times in a row.

Fourth, exhaling method

Make sounds like "yi" with your mouth as long as possible.

Practice as soon as you have time every day. After a period of time, the effect is obvious.

With the increase of vital capacity, there will be more and more qi, and it will be easier to sing.

Five, running, skipping, sports

Five, running, skipping, sports

Six, doodle practice

The so-called "beep" is a series of "beep" sounds caused by the airflow generated by the expansion of the diaphragm hitting the vocal cords to make them vibrate and being blocked by relaxed lips.

DuDu exercise is helpful to understand the correct respiratory fulcrum, which can organically combine the diaphragm and abdominal muscles and produce a powerful airflow to impact the vocal cords. To form a strong air impact force, we must use the contraction movement of the thoracic and abdominal inspiratory muscles to expand the lower part of the chest (soft rib) and the upper part of the abdominal cavity, and lower the pleural center.