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Pessimism

Is the glass half empty or half full? The pessimist would pick half empty, while the optimist would choose half full. 
Pessimism, from the Latin a state of mind in which one perceives life negatively. Value judgments may vary dramatically between individuals, even when judgments of fact are undisputed. The most common example of this phenomenon is the "Is the glass half empty or half full?" situation. The degree in which situations like these are evaluated as something good or something bad can be described in terms of one's optimism or pessimism respectively. Throughout history, the pessimistic disposition has had effects on all major areas of thinking.

Philosophical pessimism is the similar but not identical idea that life has a negative value, or that this world is as bad as it could possibly be. It has also been noted by many philosophers that pessimism is not a disposition as the term commonly connotes. Instead, it is a cogent philosophy that directly challenges the notion of progress and what may be considered the faith-based claims of optimism.

Arthur Schopenhauer 
Arthur Schopenhauer's pessimism comes from his elevating of Will above reason as the mainspring of human thought and behavior. Schopenhauer pointed to motivators such as hunger, sexuality, the need to care for children, and the need for shelter and personal security as the real sources of human motivation. Reason, compared to these factors, is mere window-dressing for human thoughts; it is the clothes our naked hungers put on when they go out in public. Schopenhauer sees reason as weak and insignificant compared to Will; in one metaphor, Schopenhauer compares the human intellect to a lame man who can see, but who rides on the shoulder of the blind giant of Will.

Likening human life to the life of other animals, he saw the reproductive cycle as indeed a cyclical process that continues pointlessly and indefinitely, unless the chain is broken by too limited resources to make continued life possible, in which case it is terminated by extinction. The prognosis of either pointlessly continuing the cycle of life or facing extinction is one major leg of Schopenhauer's pessimism.

Schopenhauer moreover considers the desires of the will to entail suffering: because these selfish desires create constant conflict in the world. The business of biological life is a war of all against all. Reason only compounds our suffering by allowing us to realize that biology's agenda is not something we would have chosen had we been given a choice, but it is ultimately helpless to prevent us from serving it or to free us from the sting of its goad.

Types

Moral 
Narratives of decline can be identified in morality: Friedrich Nietzsche's amorality, Freud’s description of co-operation as sublimation, Stanley Milgram shock experiments, the continued presence of war and genocide despite global interconnectedness, and the perceived exploitation of market fundamentalism or statism.

Intellectual 
In ~400 BCE, pre-socratic philosopher Gorgias argued in a lost work, On Nature or the Non-Existent:

Nothing exists; 
Even if something exists, nothing can be known about it; and 
Even if something can be known about it, knowledge about it can't be communicated to others. 
Friedrich Heinrich Jacobi (1743–1819), characterized rationalism, and in particular Immanuel Kant's "critical" philosophy in order to carry out a reductio ad absurdum according to which all rationalism (philosophy as criticism) reduces to nihilism, and thus it should be avoided and replaced with a return to some type of faith and revelation.

Richard Rorty, Kierkegaard, and Wittgenstein challenge the sense of questioning whether our particular concepts are related to the world in an appropriate way, whether we can justify our ways of describing the world as compared with other ways. In general, these philosophers argue that truth was not about getting it right or representing reality, but was part of a social practice and language was what served our purposes in a particular time; to this end Poststructuralism rejects any definitions that claim to have discovered absolute 'truths' or facts about the world.

Political 
It is not a trait of any political party to be pessimistic in and of itself. Conservative thinkers, especially social conservatives, often perceive politics in a generally pessimistic way. William F. Buckley famously remarked that he was "standing athwart history yelling 'stop!'" and Whittaker Chambers was convinced that capitalism was bound to fall to communism, though he was himself violently anti-communist. Social conservatives often see the West as a decadent and nihilistic civilization which has abandoned its roots in Christianity and/or Greek philosophy, leaving it doomed to fall into moral and political decay. Robert Bork's Slouching Toward Gommorah and Allan Bloom's The Closing of the American Mind are famous expressions of this point of view.

Many economic conservatives and right-libertarians believe that the expansion of the state and the role of government in society is inevitable, and they are at best fighting a holding action against it. They hold that the natural tendency of people is to be ruled and that freedom is an exceptional state of affairs which is now being abandoned in favor of social and economic security provided by the welfare state. Political pessimism has sometimes found expression in dystopian novels such as George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four.[3] Political pessimism about one's country often correlates with a desire to emigrate.

Environmental

Some environmentalists believe that the ecology of the Earth has already been irretrievably damaged, and even an unrealistic shift in politics would not be enough to save it. According to this view, the mere existence of billions of humans overstresses the ecology of the planet, eventually leading to a Malthusian collapse. The collapse will reduce the ability of Earth to support large numbers of humans for a long time into the future.

Cultural

Cultural pessimists feel the Golden Age is in the past, and the current generation is fit only for dumbing down and cultural careerism. Intellectuals like Oliver James correlate economic progress with economic inequality, the stimulation of artificial needs, and affluenza. Anti-consumerists identify rising trends of conspicuous consumption and self-interested, image-conscious behaviour in culture. Post-modernists like Jean Baudrillard have even argued that culture (and therefore our lives) now has no basis in reality whatsoever.

Some significant formulations have gone beyond this, proposing a universally-applicable cyclic model of history — notably in the writings of Giambattista Vico.

Legal 
Bibas writes that some criminal defense attorneys prefer to err on the side of pessimism: "Optimistic forecasts risk being proven disastrously wrong at trial, an embarrassing result that makes clients angry. On the other hand, if clients plead based on their lawyers' overly pessimistic advice, the cases do not go to trial and the clients are none the wiser."

Psychology

The study of pessimism has parallels with the study of depression. Psychologists trace pessimistic attitudes to emotional pain or even biology. Aaron Beck argues that depression is due to unrealistic negative views about the world. Beck starts treatment by engaging in conversation with clients about their negative thoughts. Pessimists, however, are often able to provide arguments that suggest that their understanding of reality is justified; as in Depressive realism or (pessimistic realism).[1] The pessimism item on the Beck Depression Inventory has been judged useful in predicting suicides. The Beck Hopelessness Scale has also been described as a measurement of pessimism.

Wender and Klein point out that pessimism can be useful in some circumstances: "If one is subject to a series of defeats, it pays to adopt a conservative game plan of sitting back and waiting and letting others take the risks. Such waiting would be fostered by a pessimistic outlook. Similarly if one is raking in the chips of life, it pays to adopt an expansive risk taking approach, and thus maximize access to scarce resources."

Criticism

Self-fulfilling prophecy 
Pessimism is sometimes understood to be a self-fulfilling prophecy; that if an individual feels that something is bad, it is more likely to get worse.

Pragmatic criticism 
Through history, some have concluded that a pessimistic attitude, although justified, must be avoided in order to endure. Optimistic attitudes are favored and of emotional consideration. Al-Ghazali and William James have rejected their pessimism after suffering psychological, or even psychosomatic illness. Criticisms of this sort however assume that pessimism leads inevitably to a mood of darkness and utter depression. Many philosophers would disagree, claiming that the term "pessimism" is being abused. The link between pessimism and nihilism is present, but the former does not necessarily lead to the latter, as philosophers such as Albert Camus believed. Happiness is not inextricably linked to optimism, nor is pessimism inextricably linked to unhappiness. One could easily imagine an unhappy optimist, and a happy pessimist. Accusations of pessimism may be used to silence legitimate criticism. The economist Nouriel Roubini was largely dismissed as a pessimist, for his dire but accurate predictions of a coming global financial crisis, in 2006. Personality Plus opines that pessimistic temperaments (e.g. melancholy and phlegmatic) can be useful inasmuch as pessimists' focus on the negative helps them spot problems that people with more optimistic temperaments (e.g. choleric and sanguine) miss.

Decay 
Nietzsche believed that the ancient Greeks created tragedy as a result of their pessimism. "Is pessimism necessarily a sign of decline, decay, degeneration, weary and weak instincts ... Is there a pessimism of strength? An intellectual predilection for the hard, gruesome, evil, problematic aspect of existence, prompted by well-being, by overflowing health, by the fullness of existence?"

Nietzsche's response to pessimism was the opposite of Schopenhauer's. "'That which bestows on everything tragic, its peculiar elevating force'" — he (Schopenhauer) says in The World as Will and Representation, Volume II, P. 495 — "'is the discovery that the world, that life, can never give real satisfaction and hence is not worthy of our affection: this constitutes the tragic spirit – it leads to resignation.' " How differently Dionysus spoke to me! How far removed I was from all this resignationism!"

After releasing her album ‘Dearestly’ in 2016 with a 50 date Canadian tour, west coast songstress Lauren Mann took a few years off the road to find her muse again, soaking up the inspiration of her Gulf Island home and devoting her time to writing. In the process she became quite involved in her local arts community, leading songwriting workshops, collaborating with other musicians, and helping to launch arts programming in visual arts, filmmaking, music and dance through a local arts organization. This creative diversification continued to inspire Lauren’s own artistic pursuit, giving breadth to her already varied musical abilities. She has explored new directions while maintaining the authenticity that has attracted listeners to her sound since the beginning in 2009.

Late 2018 marked the release of ‘Innocence’ – Lauren's first single since the album ‘Dearestly’ – and an accompanying music video. The song itself is a harkening back to simplicity, remembering and reclaiming the past in order to move forward in a new way; a striking parallel to her own personal journey of the past few years.

With three albums and hundreds of shows already under her belt, Lauren is taking her new energy and a fresh collection of songs into the studio to begin working on her fourth album with producer and collaborator Josh Rob Gwilliam. Marked by a maturity that carries deeper honesty, tangible vulnerability, and a renewed effervescence, she’s taking herself and her music back to her roots: finding connection and common ground through creating authentic art.

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Hello, and welcome to (Life Awareness)- I'm Nosakhere Papa Soul- artist, writer, creative producer, and voiceover. 
But today, I want to share some thoughts with you on a more personal level.
Reguarding matters of the heart. Thoughts of spirituallity, scripture, hope, healing, and life as we know it.
Iv'e been blessed with many fruits of artistic labor. But not a single one would have manifested.
Without struggle, hardship, breakdowns and the grace of God helping me to overcome.
The process of my own suffering and growth produced more awareness than any other experience in my life.
The value of how I treasure what I have gained from it all is priceless. So why can this be useful to you?. 
Well, life has a powerful way of seperating whats real, & whats not. For example, hunger, pain, love, joy, healing. 
These are all very real things each of us experience everyday.
And depending on how we experience them, they can either wake us up every day, or keep us up every night.
But what if we can shed some light on the toughest and most challenging of life's issues?.
By using Gods word and inspired wisdom to offer clarity and raise our awareness. 
On all of our inward, & outward realities and struggles. Mind, body, spirit, & soul.
Proverbs 8:11 reads for wisdom is better than rubies and all the things one may desire cannot be compared to her.
When you feel hurt, angry, confused, & lost in the despair of darkness, you dont build a home of sorrow and live there.
When your suffering exeeds your fear, you then become willing to grow.
I believe the practical and compelling lessons I have to share bring meaningful awareness in these matters.
Provoking everyone and myself as well to reflect inwardly.
To truly see ourselves with a better sense of awareness. 
For the purpose of being better vessels for the Lord and better human beings.
Enjoy all these free new audio recordings, patiently and purposefully crafted with scripture and discernment.
On exciting and essential matters of life.

Such as: 
Joy and Gratitude-
Love and romance-
Healing- 
Faith
Relationships-
Anger-
Forgivness-
Grace-
Creative Expression-
Power of Perspective- Mastering Yourself-
Prayer-
Peace-
Overcoming Addictions-
A Relationship with God- & True Riches-
My hopes are that you may be enlightened by these thoughts I share with you, as your hearts, & minds stay open.
I consider it a blessing to freely offer these messages to you all. 
My prayer is that they may continue to serve you, & others. So please enjoy and apply as is fitting for your life experiences.
Until later on my friends from me to you-
In life stay aware, share 
the awareness, and share the love.

God Is Love~

I ecourage you to share any, & all of your comments/thoughts, as they are very welcome!.
God bless each and every one of you!.

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Firstly Breath management and posture are important. Your voice is a wind instrument. When you breathe in and out certain areas of the chest expand and contract naturally which is important to how you control your breath when singing! If you are sitting down or are in a hunched over position then you are resitricting there air flow but when your back is straight and your shoulders are relaxed you can produce a better sound. Tension in your posture is a problem because we get confused about with which muscles are used when standing and when singing. Therefore it is imporatnt to know which muscles are involved to do this correctly, these singing tips will be explained in the courses provided.
Pitch control is the most noticeable factor for people to judge singers on. It is the ability to sing  notes and produce them in tune. Developing 'a good ear' that can hear the difference between what is ‘in tune’ and what is ‘out of tune’ is the first step. Secondly to access correct pitch without thinking comes down to ‘muscle memory’ (through practising exercises) in your voice box (Larynx). Like anything we do with our bodies, our body remembers it through repetition. 
Vocal Tone - Have you ever noticed how some singers sound more believable than others. This is referred to as your vocal tone. We change our tone all the time, and our voices are heavily equipped to do this. For example, when we are angry, happy, upset, depressed, excited, or there is a sense of real danger ahead! It is a natural function of our larynx so when it comes to singing we can do this also. And how do we develop this? Well it’s important to recognize first of all when you hear it, just like with pitch. Another singing tip you can do is to identify with the emotion of the song. Beyond this point it comes down to practising exercises designed to develop this area of control.
Warm up exercises are important and often overlooked tip for singing. Think of a cold engine in the morning! You need to let it idle for a while before you start pushing it anywhere close to its limits. Without warming up an engine you will do damage over time. Or imagine jumping out of bed in the morning and sprinting down the road as fast as you can run! Horrible experience because your body isnt prepared at all! Same thing with your voice!
There are many singing tips and areas to develop on this journey. So long as you identify the main areas, and develop a foundation to build your voice correctly the rest will all fall into place. Singing is a simple thing to learn but many people tend to over complicate the issue . To narrow down my recommendation of which courses to try online I recommend Superior Singing Method. The reason why it’s not complicated to understand and follow. So take a look at the links and see for yourself. You wont be mislead or regret it 


Would you like  to learn how to sing from a true method?. Tired of all these outdated methods? Listen to this sound and take a look at <a href="http://tinyurl.com/ktjrtfy" style="font-size: 11px; text-decoration: underline;" target="_self">my WEBSITE</a>. For some people singing comes naturally, for some it takes practice and time to learn and its through the development of your voice that will determine weather you know ‘how to sing’ or not. Poor instruction, incorrect habits or the wrong interpretation of technique will produce negative results! Some common tips for singing are included in this profile, and a recommendation for where to look for the right tuition online!
Firstly Breath management and posture are important when it comes to learning how to sing. Your voice is a wind instrument. When you breathe in and out certain areas of the chest expand and contract naturally which is important to how you control your breath when singing! If you are sitting down or are in a hunched over position then you are resitricting there air flow but when your back is straight and your shoulders are relaxed you can produce a better sound. Tension in your posture is a problem it’s almost like we get confused between how to stand and how to sing. Therefore it is imporatnt to know which muscles are involved to do this correctly, this will be explained in the courses provided.
Pitch control is the most noticeable factor for people to judge singers on. It is the ability to sing  notes and produce them in tune. Developing 'a good ear' that can hear the difference between what is ‘in tune’ and what is ‘out of tune’ is the first step. Secondly to access correct pitch without thinking comes down to ‘muscle memory’ (through practising exercises) in your voice box (Larynx). Like anything we do, especially when we learn how to singwith, our bodies remember through repetition. 
Vocal Tone - Have you ever noticed how some singers sound more believable than others. This is referred to as your vocal tone. We change our tone all the time, and our voices are heavily equipped to do this. For example, when we are angry, happy, upset, depressed, excited, or there is a sense of real danger ahead! It is a natural function of our larynx so when it comes to singing we can do this also. And how do we develop this? Well it’s important to recognize first of all when you hear it, just like with pitch. Another thing you can do is to identify with the emotion of the song. Beyond this point it comes down to practising exercises designed to develop this area of control.
Warm up exercises are important and often overlooked. Think of a cold engine in the morning! You need to let it idle for a while before you start pushing it anywhere close to its limits. Without warming up an engine you will do damage over time. Or imagine jumping out of bed in the morning and sprinting down the road as fast as you can run! Horrible experience because your body isnt prepared at all! Same thing with your voice!
There are  many factors at play and areas to develop on this journey of learning how to sing correctly. So long as you identify the main areas, and develop a foundation to build your voice correctly the rest will all fall into place. Singing is a simple thing to learn but many people tend to over complicate the issue . To narrow down my recommendation of which courses to try online I recommend Superior Singing Method. The reason why it’s not complicated to understand and follow. So take a look at the links and see for yourself. You wont be mislead or regret it 



Are you looking for proper singing techniques? Listen to this sound and check <a href="http://tinyurl.com/ktjrtfy" style="font-size: 11px; text-decoration: underline;" target="_self">my WEBSITE</a>. For some people singing comes naturally, for some it takes practice and time to learn and it’s through the development of your voice that will determine voice will sound like. Poor instruction, incorrect habits or the wrong interpretation of proper singing technique will produce negative results! Some common tips for singing are included in this profile, and a recomendation for where to look for the right tuition online!
Firstly Breath management and posture are important. Your voice is a wind instrument. When you breathe in and out certain areas of the chest expand and contract naturally which is important to how you control your breath when singing! If you are sitting down or are in a hunched over position then you are resitricting there air flow but when your back is straight and your shoulders are relaxed you can produce a better sound. Tension in your posture is a problem because we get confused about with which muscles are used when standing and when singing. Therefore it is imporatnt to know which muscles are involved to do this correctly, this will be explained in the courses provided.
Pitch control is the most noticeable factor for people to judge singers on. It is the ability to sing  notes and produce them in tune. Developing 'a good ear' that can hear the difference between what is ‘in tune’ and what is ‘out of tune’ is the first step. Secondly to access correct pitch without thinking comes down to ‘muscle memory’ (through practising exercises) in your voice box (Larynx). Like anything we do with our bodies, our body remembers it through repetition. 
Vocal Tone - Have you ever noticed how some singers sound more believable than others. This is referred to as your vocal tone. We change our tone all the time, and our voices are heavily equipped to do this. For example, when we are angry, happy, upset, depressed, excited, or there is a sense of real danger ahead! It is a natural function of our larynx so when it comes to singing we can do this also. And how do we develop this? Well it’s important to recognize first of all when you hear it, just like with pitch. Another thing you can do is to identify with the emotion of the song. Beyond this point it comes down to practising exercises designed to develop this area of control.
Warm up exercises are important with proper singing technique and often overlooked. Think of a cold engine in the morning! You need to let it idle for a while before you start pushing it anywhere close to its limits. Without warming up an engine you will do damage over time. Or imagine jumping out of bed in the morning and sprinting down the road as fast as you can run! Horrible experience because your body isnt prepared at all! Same thing with your voice!
There are  many factors at play and areas to develop with proper singing technique on this journey. So long as you identify the main areas, and develop a foundation to build your voice correctly the rest will all fall into place. Proper singing technique is a simple thing to learn but many people tend to over complicate the issue. To narrow it down my recommendation of which courses to try online I recommend Superior Singing Method. The reason why is it’s not complicated to understand and follow. So take a look at the links and see for yourself. You wont be mislead or regret it 


Are you searching for a way to improve your vocal technique? Look no further! Listen to this sound and check out <a href="http://tinyurl.com/ktjrtfy" style="font-size: 11px; text-decoration: underline;" target="_self">my WEBSITE</a>. So what does it actually mean to have good vocal technique? For some people singing comes naturally, for some it takes practice and time to learn and its through the development of your vocal technique that will determine what your voice will sound like. Poor instruction, incorrect habits or the wrong interpretation of vocal technique will produce negative results! Some common tips for singing are included in this profile, and a recommendation for where to look for the right tuition online!
Firstly Breath management and posture are important. Your voice is a wind instrument. When you breathe in and out certain areas of the chest expand and contract naturally which is important to how you control your breath when singing! If you are sitting down or are in a hunched over position then you are restricting the air flow but when your back is straight and your shoulders are relaxed you can produce a better sound. Tension in your posture is a problem because we get confused about with which muscles are used when standing and when singing. Therefore it is imporatnt to know which muscles are involved for ultimately good vocal technique, this will be explained in the courses provided.
Pitch control is the most noticeable factor for people to judge singers on. It is the ability to sing  notes and produce them in tune. Developing 'a good ear' that can hear the difference between what is ‘in tune’ and what is ‘out of tune’ is the first step in developing proper vocal technique. Secondly to access correct pitch without thinking comes down to ‘muscle memory’ (through practising exercises) in your voice box (Larynx). Like anything we do with our bodies, our body remembers it through repetition. 
Vocal Tone - Have you ever noticed how some singers sound more believable than others. This is referred to as your vocal tone. We change our tone all the time, and our voices are heavily equipped to do this. For example, when we are angry, happy, upset, depressed, excited, or there is a sense of real danger ahead! It is a natural function of our larynx so when it comes to singing we can do this also. And how do we develop this? Well it’s important to recognize it first of all, just like with pitch. Another thing you can do is to identify with the emotion of the song. Beyond this point it comes down to practising exercises designed to develop this area of skill and vocal technique.
Warm up exercises are important and often overlooked. Think of a cold engine in the morning! You need to let it idle for a while before you start pushing it anywhere close to its limits. Without warming up an engine you will do damage over time. Or imagine jumping out of bed in the morning and sprinting down the road as fast as you can run! Horrible experience because your body isnt prepared at all! Same thing with your voice!
There are  many factors at play and areas to develop with vocal technique on this journey. So long as you identify the main areas, and develop a foundation to build your voice correctly the rest will all fall into place. Singing is a simple thing to learn but many people tend to over complicate the issue . To narrow down my recommendation of which courses to try online I recommend Superior Singing Method. The reason why it’s not complicated to understand and follow. So take a look at the links and see for yourself. You wont be mislead or regret it 


What are good singing techniques? How can I learn them? Listen to my sounds and check out <a href="http://tinyurl.com/mlf4jsv" style="font-size: 11px;" target="_self">my WEBSITE</a> for more discussion. But what does it actually mean to have good singing techniques? For some people singing comes naturally, for some it takes practice and time to learn and its through the development of your singing techniques that will determine what your voice will sound like. Poor instruction, incorrect habits or the wrong interpretation of singing techniques will produce negative results! Some common tips for singing are included in this profile, and a recomendation for where to look for the right tuition online!
Firstly Breath management and posture are important. Your voice is a wind instrument. When you breathe in and out certain areas of the chest expand and contract naturally which is important to how you control your breath when singing! If you are sitting down or are in a hunched over position then you are resitricting the air flow but when your back is straight and your shoulders are relaxed you can produce a better sound. Tension in your posture is a problem because we get confused about with which muscles are used when standing and when singing. Therefore it is imporatnt to know which muscles are involved for ultimately good singing techniques, this will be explained in the courses provided.
Pitch control is the most noticeable factor for people to judge singers on. It is the ability to sing  notes and produce them in tune. Developing 'a good ear' that can hear the difference between what is ‘in tune’ and what is ‘out of tune’ is the first step in developing proper singing techniques. Secondly to access correct pitch without thinking comes down to ‘muscle memory’ (through practising exercises) in your voice box (Larynx). Like anything we do with our bodies, our body remembers it through repetition. 
Vocal Tone - Have you ever noticed how some singers sound more believable than others. This is referred to as your vocal tone. We change our tone all the time, and our voices are heavily equipped to do this. For example, when we are angry, happy, upset, depressed, excited, or there is a sense of real danger ahead! It is a natural function of our larynx so when it comes to singing we can do this also. And how do we develop this? Well it’s important to recognize it first of all, just like with pitch. Another thing you can do is to identify with the emotion of the song. Beyond this point it comes down to practising exercises designed to develop this area of skill and singing techniques.
Warm up exercises are important and often overlooked. Think of a cold engine in the morning! You need to let it idle for a while before you start pushing it anywhere close to its limits. Without warming up an engine you will do damage over time. Or imagine jumping out of bed in the morning and sprinting down the road as fast as you can run! Horrible experience because your body isnt prepared at all! Same thing with your voice!
There are many factors at play and areas to develop with singing techniques on this journey. So long as you identify the main areas, and develop a foundation to build your voice correctly the rest will all fall into place. Singing is a simple thing to learn but many people tend to over complicate the issue . To narrow down my recommendation of which courses to try online I recommend Superior Singing Method. The reason why it’s not complicated to understand and follow. So take a look at the links and see for yourself. You wont be mislead or regret it ☺


Good singing techniques vary from teacher to teacher. Have a listen to my sounds and check <a href="http://tinyurl.com/mlf4jsv" style="font-size: 11px;" target="_self">my WEBSITE</a>. For some people singing comes naturally, for some it takes practice and time to learn and its through the development of these ‘good singing techniques’ that will determine what your voice will sound like. Poor instruction, incorrect habits or the wrong interpretation of singing technique will produce negative results! Some common tips for singing are included in this profile, and a recommendation for where to look for the right tuition online!
Firstly Breath management and posture are important. Your voice is a wind instrument. When you breathe in and out certain areas of the chest expand and contract naturally which is important to how you control your breath when singing! If you are sitting down or are in a hunched over position then you are restricting the air flow but when your back is straight and your shoulders are relaxed you can produce a better sound. Tension in your posture is a problem because we get confused about with which muscles are used when standing and when singing. Therefore it is imporatnt to know which muscles are involved for ultimately good singing techniques, this will be explained in the courses provided.
Pitch control is the most noticeable factor for people to judge singers on. It is the ability to sing  notes and produce them in tune. Developing 'a good ear' that can hear the difference between what is ‘in tune’ and what is ‘out of tune’ is the first step in developing ‘good singing techniques’. Secondly to access correct pitch without thinking comes down to ‘muscle memory’ (through practising exercises) in your voice box (Larynx). Like anything we do with our bodies, our body remembers it through repetition. 
Vocal Tone - Have you ever noticed how some singers sound more believable than others. This is referred to as your vocal tone. We change our tone all the time, and our voices are heavily equipped to do this. For example, when we are angry, happy, upset, depressed, excited, or there is a sense of real danger ahead! It is a natural function of our larynx so when it comes to singing we can do this also. And how do we develop this? Well it’s important to recognize it first of all, just like with pitch. Another thing you can do is to identify with the emotion of the song. Beyond this point it comes down to practising exercises designed to develop this area of skill and ‘good singing techniques’.
Warm up exercises are important and often overlooked. Think of a cold engine in the morning! You need to let it idle for a while before you start pushing it anywhere close to its limits. Without warming up an engine you will do damage over time. Or imagine jumping out of bed in the morning and sprinting down the road as fast as you can run! Horrible experience because your body isnt prepared at all! Same thing with your voice!
There are many factors at play and areas to develop with good singing techniques on this journey. So long as you identify the main areas, and develop a foundation to build your voice correctly the rest will all fall into place. Singing is a simple thing to learn but many people tend to over complicate the issue. To narrow down my recommendation of which courses to try online I recommend Superior Singing Method. The reason why it’s not complicated to understand and follow. So take a look at the links and see for yourself. You wont be mislead or regret it ☺


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