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“sing from your gut”Breath ran short before the bridge. “more space”Long notes drifted a little flat. “lift the palate”On pitch. “cover it”A little sharp. “brighter”Long notes drifted a little flat. “support it”Breath ran short before the bridge. “sing from your gut”Breath ran short before the bridge. “more space”Long notes drifted a little flat. “lift the palate”On pitch. “cover it”A little sharp. “brighter”Long notes drifted a little flat. “support it”Breath ran short before the bridge.
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Insight38 min
JBJoe Bucci MentorInsights · 04 · Sonaxis Institute
Make time to explore your voice. Notice what feels easier, and bring your questions to your teacher.
Grace N. and 3 others: So clear
Take1 h
GNGrace N.Watoto Masterclass
Amazing Grace, verse 1. The long notes held this time.
Long notes held steady
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QuestionAnswered · 3 h
JMJordan M.Ask a mentor · Warmups for worship teams
How long should I warm up before a Sunday set?
Mentor answer · Joe Bucci
Start gently and give yourself time. Your teacher can help you find a warmup that fits.
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