Correct and scientific teaching of nasal hum!

Singing with a nasal voice? The sound is not concentrated? Teach you three ways to solve it! Do you like singing? Do you feel that there are many problems when you sing?

For example, the voice is not concentrated, the treble can't be sung, the bass can't come down, singing is easy to break, and the nasal sound is not good. .........................................................................................................................

1, hum along with the slide.

Imagine the feeling of shouting a piece of candy in your mouth. Slightly close your lips, press your tongue loosely against your lower teeth, separate your upper and lower teeth, lift them up, keep a feeling of Gherardini, and straighten your back neck.

Then take a deep breath. When inhaling, you should pay attention to the smoothness and penetration of the breath after entering the nasal cavity, maintain this state of nasal cavity expansion, and then use the strength of the abdomen to make a soft and long sliding sound.

At the same time, consciously guide the sound through the upper jaw of the oral cavity, go high along the posterior pharyngeal wall, smoothly and freely pass through the front (mask), middle (olfactory inlet) and back (nasopharynx) of the nasal cavity, and then guide it to the frontal sinus and sphenoid sinus, like a fountain, and spray it out from above the eyebrows and ears in a water column. When practicing, we should carefully understand the role of * * from the upper nasopharyngeal cavity.

. Every exercise is to practice voiced syllables with the initials m and n, such as horse, rice, wheat, plum, rice, na, you, nai, nei and nu.

2. Chew and hum

With the natural pitch of your speech, you can easily and naturally make a plump, smooth and long "m ..." sound, and pronounce it while chewing, just like chewing gum, moving your chin constantly. When pronouncing, you should carefully experience the feeling of relaxation of chin and throat muscles. The sound is concentrated in the oropharynx and then spreads to both sides of the nose and the upper part of the bridge of the nose to produce vibration.

Every once in a while, you can naturally open your mouth vertically and use the soft "horse" to drive the horse in the "A ... M ..." rich nose. ..........

When you practice to a certain degree of proficiency and can accurately grasp the position, you should "pay attention to the fact that opening your mouth can omit the driving of the middle horse": "M .......... should be light and concentrated, and gradually increase the volume through the control of the abdomen on the basis of maintaining natural relaxation.

When the "A" sound finds a comfortable pronunciation position, immediately use this pitch position to read words, words, poems, etc. Pay attention to reading aloud without seeking to increase the volume and express the content of the text, but carefully understand and consolidate the comfortable sound position and the feeling of vibration above the mouth.

And other methods to consolidate, and then gradually increase the volume, inject feelings, the pursuit of beautiful soft and bright timbre. This exercise can not only find the timbre of the high position in the sound concentration, so that the breath will not be wasted, but also keep the position of the larynx restored and relatively stable, and achieve the effect of obtaining the maximum * * * sound with the least intensity.

3. Make the sound of ""and slide.

Open your mouth slightly, open your jaw, lift your smiling muscles, move your chin down slightly to the neck, the neck and the back of your head stand vertically, and the soft teeth in your mouth are propped up, so that I and U slide up and down, like the sound of a fire truck, evenly, steadily and with long strength.

When you make a sliding sound, it feels like a rubber band, which enters the head cavity along the posterior pharyngeal wall from the junction of soft and hard employment, and finally comes out from the eyebrows; When you make a sliding sound, it feels as if the sound (elastic band) flows from the center of the eyebrows along the posterior pharyngeal wall to the hard trick, and then rushes to the nasal cavity and sinuses at the junction of the hard and soft tricks.

Every time I practice, I use this feeling that the nasopharyngeal cavity is full of sound waves to practice pronouncing words or reading poems or singing. This exercise can exercise the vocal cords to close well, avoid air leakage, and make the sound solid, concentrated and bright.