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Individuals who are serious about developing their singing abilities should know that there is a technique called speech level singing that can help them achieve a level of vocal cord fitness, maximizing their potential as a singer. When a person tries to sing, it is crucial that the larynx remains stationary and does not move up or down. A proper singing voice is attained when the larynx and vocal cords are held in place from the bottom to the top of one’s vocal range.

The larynx houses the vocal cords and is located midway down the throat, beneath the chin. It also enables safe swallowing by moving up and tightening to prevent ingested material from entering the windpipe. While this function is essential, it is not conducive to singing. When singing, the larynx must remain down. One can learn to effectively control the larynx through training in speech level singing. Keeping one’s vocal cords together is also important. If the cords begin to separate, it can be damaging to the person’s voice.

The two key concepts mentioned above are essential for those who want to sing properly. Once a person understands the correct position of the larynx and vocal cords while singing, they can monitor them. During singing, one may notice that there are certain areas of the voice that allow for easy control of the larynx and vocal cords, while other areas prove more challenging. These difficult areas are called bridges. To achieve speech level singing, one must understand the role of these passage areas in the voice that enable vocal transitions from range to range.

Adjustments to the vocal cords are necessary to allow a person to shift from a high to a low vocal range, and these changes create the bridges.

Additionally, the changes in the vocal cords result in resonance shifts. The first bridge, or resonance shift, is the most important because it involves the outer muscles tightening to lengthen the vocal cords, allowing the singer’s voice to reach the intended pitch. Speech level singing can help a singer achieve a level of vocal fitness that enables them to reach new vocal heights while also protecting against voice damage.

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