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Hi everybody, I really hope that we are all doing great. I'm so glad that we're a fans of Celine and we're not only be her fans but we're also have the knowledge in singing. By having so, I would very please if there is anybody who expert in singing and vocal to comment on my embedded video here. I have prepared a compilation of my karaoke session with the identified high note but I'm afraid also that I might mistakenly identified the note. So, i really hope that any of you can comment on my singing, whether i'm singing it with the right technique or maybe i can do better with certain technique for that note. Thank you.
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LOOKING FOR ANY EXPERT IN SINGING TO COMMENT ON MY VIDEOPlease, give your opinion for me to improve my singing. Thank you.
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Luki Dion
, Apr 18 2015 01:05 AM
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Posted 18 April 2015 - 01:05 AM
Luki Dion
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I LOVE TO SING...BUT I LOVE TO TALK TOO....!!
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Posted 03 August 2015 - 09:55 AM
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Because I can't see you singing I can't see how much you're breathing, but I wanted to bring up breathing because these are high notes. They need a lot of breath and MAJOR support! It sounds like you're singing from your throat without enough support. To me it sounds like some of those higher notes are strained because of it. Do you know what I mean? Or maybe someone else can explain it better?
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