What Is The Best Way To Sing

I studied voice for quite sometime and i had several teachers teaching me the rudiments of singing or using the voice the proper way and tried picking the pieces on for an effective delivery and felt there was something wrong because I was the one with the voice. I won't mention the many techniques they employed because they were not effective anyway. But one technique a teacher taught me which for me is the worst technique a singer will follow is tensing your lips throughout the song. For heavens sake even a child will wonder if told.

I happened to listen to a singer and I was mesmerized by her delivery and because a friend knows the lady I asked about her and he told me she is a voice teacher. So, without any hesitation I approached her and told her my plan and scheduled me for some sessions.

The very first step she shared me was to stand straight and legs apart in line with my shoulders and one leg slightly bent but straight back. Then told me to pull my tummy in and expand my chest. And let me sing telling me to tighten my stomach because she said that air naturally flows from my lungs. It was hard for the first time because i was taught differently. But for the second session, I did it. It was easier for me to sing. One important thing she emphasized was to move my head if I want to feel the song sideways not upward. Not even downward to deepen the voice. And also, she emphazised to always think of a head tone as if air is passing through my forehead. By the way, the most important lesson I learned is when you want to reach a high note, don't shout or force your voice out. A balance falsetto is a special way of delivery where chest expands and let air just naturally flow reaching the top of your head.

Since then, it was easy for me to sing any song that right technique follows expression. Yes, expression is another thing. You can create magic in your voice with that special ingredient and feel the song, know the lyrics to find out the story, the message, too. It's magic.

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Mario Lupato

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Mario Lupato - A Great Performer

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Cavatina

This musical piece was written in 1970 and first used for the movie, “The Walking Stick.” And it was in 1979 when Stanley Myers created the music and commissioned for the movie theme of “The Deer Hunter.” I have seen the film starred by the young Robert De Niro but what I remember is the music on that film. It is a piece mainly for a classical guitar and if you listen to the music it exudes that soft lyrical touch that let you breathe comforting air as you listen. No wonder the music never dies and considered a classical piece and performed by great musicians.

The music is inspiring and Billy Evmur did a gospel version, “Beautiful.” It is rare to consider and maybe if you have the time and interested to find out then you might discover a music gem. Maybe.

As a special tribute we did the music during a birthday bash held at Valle Verde 6 Clubhouse and as musicians we have the freedom to express the essence of the piece.

Please enjoy the music, “Cavatina” from Michael Cimino”s movie and music by Stanley Myers.

Mother of the Groom

It was around three months ago when Mrs. Alabado, the mother of the groom booked our coordination service and unknowingly the bride lives nearby our place but temporarily. And after a month they met Mel, head coordinator for fuller details together with the future groom and bride and the mother more intent with the discussion. Suggestions were given and the mother of the groom offered also her suggestions with the two young couple approving. The parents are the particular ones when it comes to affair like this. They want to fill potholes for perfection and try damn hard to make it so, if possible and we as the helping hand takes every note to make it come true.

I was really amazed with Mrs Alabado because she feels what’s best for the two. Her voice had a lilt while discussing this and that and very easy to be with. She felt comfortable with Mel whom she confided with the details and I was sure every angle was considered.

Every parent for that matter heeds the coming moment with delightful anticipation sometimes forgetting themselves and devote much time attending to the caprices of the couple whatever that maybe and if budget is no problem, easy does it. But I know every penny has its worth. I am sure spending this for that was thought of and a mother is particular about this matter. The momma knows best.

The special day leaves a mark that lingers. With a helping hand things get better and that’s what we are concerned for. And when they are satisfied, it seems glory for us having extended the sincerity of what we do best.