Explore the Michelle Ostrove Blog

Breath control is the cornerstone of great singing. It provides the power and stability needed for dynamic performances, emotional expression, and vocal endurance. Learning to harness your breath effectively can transform your singing from ordinary to extraordinary.

In order to breathe life into your singing, you must achieve effective breath control. It’s essential to understand the mechanics of breathing. The process involves the diaphragm, intercostal muscles (the muscles between your ribs), and the lungs.

Finding Your Voice The magic in a great singer’s voice is resonance. We think of beautiful singing, we often picture our favorite artists effortlessly hitting notes and delivering powerful performances. Behind the scenes, however, lies a critical element that contributes to their captivating sound, resonance. Understanding and harnessing resonance can transform a good singer into an extraordinary one. What is Resonance? Resonance in singing refers to the amplification and enrichment of sound produced by the vocal cords as it travels…

Singing is a beautiful and powerful form of expression. Whether you’re a professional vocalist or someone who simply loves to sing. Mastering your voice involves understanding and honing several key aspects of your singing. Here are the most important things to focus on when singing: Breath control is the foundation of good singing. Proper breathing techniques allow you to sustain notes, control dynamics, and avoid strain. Here are some tips to improve your breath control. Diaphragmatic Breathing: Practice breathing from…

Projecting your voice effectively involves a combination of proper breathing techniques, vocal exercises, and physical posture. Here are some tips to help you project your voice: 1. Breath Control Diaphragmatic Breathing: Breathe deeply from you diaphragm rather than shallowly from your chest. Practice by lying down, placing a hand on your stomach, and making sure it rises and falls with each breath. Controlled Exhalation: Practice exhaling slowly and steadily to control your breath. This helps maintain a steady flow of…

The human voice is a marvel of nature, capable of conveying emotions, transmitting complex ideas, and connecting people across distances when you sing. At the heart of this remarkable ability lies the vocal tract. It is a sophisticated biological system that serves as the instrument through which we sing. Anatomy of the Vocal Tract The vocal tract is a complex structure comprising several interconnected parts, each playing a crucial role in producing speech and sound. Here are the parts of…

The basic elements of music are fundamental components that together create a musical composition. Here are the primary elements: #michelleostrovevocalandpianostudio #voicelessons #singinglessons #pianolessons #vocalcoach #voicecoach #michelleostrove #trending #voiceteacher #singingteacher #pianoteacher #michelleostroveblog #losangeles #newyork #atlanta #Nashville #boston #gainesvillega #sugarhill #buford #lula #LA #ATL #NYC #singer #singing #supportthearts #thearts #dreams #chasingdream #chasingdreams #celebrityvocalcoach #careergoals #piano #sing #gainesville #flowerybranch #lakelanier #lanierislands #lawrenceville #oakwood #cumming #braselton #momusic #Dahlonega #Suwanee #Dawsonville #Chicago #michelleostrove #voicelessonsdahlonwga #vocalcoachdahlonwga #pianolessonsdahlonwga #singinglessonsdahlonwga #voicelessonsoakwood #voicelessonsflowerybranch #voicelessonsgainesville #voicelessonsbufordga #voicelessonslosangeles #singinglessonsoakwood #singinglessonsflowerybranch #voicelessonsatlanta…

Singing with emotion is about connecting deeply with the music and conveying that feeling to your audience. Here are some tips to help you sing with more emotion. Record and listen to yourself when you are practicing. As you play back your recording, identify areas where you can add more emotion or where you might be overdoing it. Tension can hinder emotional expression. Stay physically and mentally relaxed to allow emotions to flow naturally. #michelleostrovevocalandpianostudio #voicelessons #singinglessons #pianolessons #vocalcoach #voicecoach…

Getting rid of a nasal sound in your singing involves a combination of techniques to adjust your vocal resonance and improve overall vocal control. If you have a very nasal tone when you speak, then I suggest you see an ENT doctor because these tips below might not work. Here are a few tips to help you achieve a more balanced, non-nasal tone when you sing: If you want to decrease or eliminate the nasal tone in your singing voice,…

Every singer strives to sing with control and power in their voice, very few start out that way. I have come across just a few that start naturally with that power. Sometimes beginners with power in their voice are doing it incorrectly. The sound needs to come from diaphragmatic breathing, not from the throat. It takes time and work to achieve those goals. Where does the power come from? Singing with power requires a combination of power technique, breath &…