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these videos are brilliant

Great for my voice, felt so comfortable first thing in the morning😊 !

Thank you so much!🇱🇷

Good one!!

You have such a beautiful strong voice. Thank you so much for doing these videos.😊

Yay! Thank you!

i really apreciate your video is there a way to sing less strainous ????? it kinda bothers me whenverr i sing

I'm a new subscriber and I'm enjoying it. Thank you.

As a Bari, I enjoy your warm-ups in minor keys and funky rhythms - like the ones you share at Halloween. Thanks for asking!

Thank you ❤

You're wonderful ! ❤

Omg I love the cat closing it out😂😂😂

Would love a warm up for post virus- when you have recently got your speaking voice back and want to get your singing voice back. This seemed like the next best thing 🙂

You are the best Kathleen

I am working on a ng slide 1 to 5 to 1 then I change it to ng ee then change it to ng ee oo. I am trying to make my vowels brighter.

Yay! Thanks!

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I appreciate each video you make, you have a very clear and encouraging way of explaining things. It makes the routine of vocal warming an engaging and resourceful one❤ This is the first video I came accross youtube that truly made me understand much much more clearly what I have to do while breathing. Super helpful!! I would love to ask you a question that popped in my mind during your video. I hope it’s not stupid to ask this😂 I am referring especially to the times when one has to hold a long note or to sing with a lot of sustain and power through a piece of melody. When it comes to the exhaling part of the breathing, how exactly do you have to sustain/contract the diaphragm? Do you tighten up your core, your diaphragm all at once from the start and then keep on sustaining it and pulse when needed or should you do it gradually…somehow..? I hope it makes sense what i am asking😅 what I mean is…can I start sustaining the diaphragm normally and then as I progress through the long note (or any section of the song that needs a lot of support) I increase the support/ the tightening of the diaphragm gradually? Is that a thing? Or does it have to be balanced at all times, with the same level of support?

Love your channel! I share your exercises regularly with my section at chorus

Thank you

Love your warm ups. Thank you sooooo much.

Fabulous exercises. I have been trying to brighten my singing voice especially the lower register by making sure I am showing my top teeth and singing 'ng' and then 'r' repeat ng r ng r ng r ng r on 54321- my tongue is doing the work. I am doing lip trills in the lowest part of my lower register 543212345 to gently strengthen it. It is in my speaking range so I should tap into it.

Love the examples of overtones and undertones. I only started singing in a Barbershop choir early this year (thankfully they now include women) and find the harmonies absolutely amazing.

I do Pilates for a least 30 minutes most days to keep my body in good shape. I do breathing exercises for singing every day for at least 5 minutes. Love SOVT Exercises which is one of the reasons I am a big Kathleen Hansen fan and do the exercises on her videos. I always carry a water bottle and sip on water when out to ensure I drinks lots of water. If you are thirsty you are already dehydrated!

It's really important to work on vowel placement. Love your approach, great exercises.

Wow that was fantastic 👑

These videos are the best singing warm up videos I have found on RUclips! It feels like I'm sitting with a real vocal teacher who's walking me through the process. I do your warm ups every day, especially right before recording. You are such an amazing person, thank you so much for all your hard work. It is truly appreciated! ❤

I loved this warm up❤

I always watch your gentle vocal warmup video from 2 years ago and now I have this one too!

Sven's face at the end speaks volumes, although I don't know if i's about us, that you're in her spot, or what Olaf said off-camera. Thank you for the warm-ups, exercises, and fun ! 😸

youre my favorite vocal coach! thank you so much. sending you love and light❤️

We still want the ribcage to stay expanded when we are singing "on the breath." A ribcage that comes in or collapses is usually a sign that the singer isn't supporting their sound.

💞🎶Another great warm up! This is now part of my morning vocal routine.

Thank you ❤

Thank you ❤

This one kicked my butt today! Thanks as always

Thanks so much! 🐾🐾🐈❤

👏🎶Thank you❤️

Thank you so much

Another great video. I love having so many to choose from.

Cool! I’m curious at what age range does this start to be applicable?

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Inspiring❤

Thank you ! Inspiring that you do what you love as you work!♥

Great! Amazing to warm so thoroughly ❤

Love the alignment move. This is the best channel on RUclips for singers.