How do beginners practice singing?

1, slow breathing slow breathing method.

This is a common method in training and singing. That is, the chest naturally stands up, and the breath is slowly sucked into the lower part of the lung with the nose and mouth, the diaphragm drops, the rib muscles expand outward, and the lower abdomen contracts inward.

This kind of inhalation needs natural relaxation, smoothness and gentleness, just like the feeling of smelling flowers. The feeling of smelling the flowers deepens the inhalation, just like doing deep breathing exercise, but don't use too much force when inhaling, just hold your chest and upper abdomen gently, and then exhale slowly.

Pay attention to keep inhaling when exhaling, and control the ribs and diaphragm, that is, control the breath to make it spit out slowly, steadily, evenly, continuously and coherently.

There is a feeling that can help us understand the state of keeping the ribs and diaphragm when exhaling: that is, the action of slowly blowing off the dust on the table after inhaling slowly, and the place where it takes a long time to blow, that is, we are doing long breath exercises. It is often said that "long audio-visual blowing, short audio-visual blowing wax" is a feeling of exhaling.

2, the method of urgent inhalation and urgent call.

Acute inhalation refers to the rapid and deep inhalation of breath into the lower part of the lung through the nose and mouth in a very short time, and then exhale according to the requirements of slow breathing.

It is often used in singing practice, because you have a long pause when inhaling between sentences and words, and you often use the method of "stealing gas" to inhale without being found. This is the function of quick inhalation and slow respiration.

In order to cultivate the control of breathing, we can take some etudes and some phrases in songs to do word practice, and the effect is good. Caruso said that whether a singer can set foot on the road to success depends first on whether he has established a solid foundation for the manipulation and application of respiratory organs.