Breathing Basics for Singing - Page 7

Originally posted by: Swar_Raj

Always remeber, sometimes a friend who helps you can be your enemy too as he did not let you struggle. So always take healthy criticism in a positive way😛

That depends on the definition of friend. And yes you are right, if criticism is positive one should take it the right way.

However, sometimes immature behaviour, inflated ego, vindictiveness and negative outlook of life make people come out and criticise what they feel is right.Unfortunately that cannot even be termed as criticism... it becomes then character assassination.

One positive criticising friend is any day better then these negative people who have done nothing but harm. I guess they need the positive criticising friends more.

You know i person can be matured at 10 years also...and one can cross 40 and still be immature.Its i guess the genral outlook of life and how they are brought up that makes this difference.

I am glad Diwakar, or Sameer or Sanchita have the right set of parents who know when to hold the hand, when to let go and when to rebuke.

Thank you very much but I would still stick to what i said. You see its my POV.😃

Swar Raj ji..i do not know your age..but i would highly appreciate if u refrained from calling me kiddo... I guess I am past that age now.thanks.

Originally posted by: Barnali

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Yu all r just too funny. but i too would say the same. all of them r kids and hve some drawback or the other. as thy grow up and if they continue wth their singing thy will become gud singers for sure.

lets hav our own favs but on the other hand encourage them all.

Originally posted by: egghatcher

guys guys guys
chill!!
treat them as your own children.........in vitro if u like
but they should be above rapproach from us ghatiyaas ok
they are indeed our future and u ought to treat this matter in that vein..no more kids bashing
remember? there is a law passed in india against child labor 😉 so if u must object ,then bash that gajju fella 😛

Can we all follow what these two have said. Please........ 😛

Originally posted by: adi_0112

That depends on the definition of friend. And yes you are right, if criticism is positive one should take it the right way.

However, sometimes immature behaviour, inflated ego, vindictiveness and negative outlook of life make people come out and criticise what they feel is right.Unfortunately that cannot even be termed as criticism... it becomes then character assassination. Then that is not criticsm..you know a critic is not that sees lacking in you only, it is in your overall performance. It they are coimng out with overall criticism which may include their behaviour tooo, that is Positive other wise it is not...........AAlochana is what we need...ninda nahi😊

One positive criticising friend is any day better then these negative people who have done nothing but harm. I guess they need the positive criticising friends more. Your guess is my belief

You know i person can be matured at 10 years also...and one can cross 40 and still be immature.Its i guess the genral outlook of life and how they are brought up that makes this difference. MAturity never comes with age, it comes with the environment you are in and people you are with. Company with arrogant people will make you that always no matter how old you are..the attitute will no change.

I am glad Diwakar, or Sameer or Sanchita have the right set of parents who know when to hold the hand, when to let go and when to rebuke. A kid is always best to any parent..apna bachcha hur ek ko pyara hai aoor..apni akal hur ek insaan ko jyada lagti hai..this is also a ultimate truth. A parent has to be a guide and not imposing his will on kids. What we can not achieve is sometimes searched in kids by parents. Parents of these kids are already blessed with such talented kids. I do hope they guide them right and success will be theirs..God bless them

Thank you very much but I would still stick to what i said. You see its my POV.😃 Be my guest😃 No one should change POV for the sake of others

Swar Raj ji..i do not know your age..but i would highly appreciate if u refrained from calling me kiddo... I guess I am past that age now.thanks.

Sure Adi, it does look like you are not a kid any more. And kiddo here was representing more of affection towards some one younger to me and not that you are a kid..any way will refrain myself to use it on anyone here as we all are grown ups or else would not be here😆

Originally posted by: srgmp-fan

[edited by me to avoid further controversies - srgmp-fan]

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Breathing Basics for Singing
http://www.dummies.com/WileyCDA/DummiesArticle/id-2013,subca t-ARTS.html

When you breathe normally, you automatically make a shallow inhalation and an even exhalation followed by a pause before it all starts again — you don't even need to think about it. On the other hand, when you sing, you not only need to inhale quickly and exhale slowly as you sing the phrases of a song, but you also need to maintain proper posture. Breathing in this manner provides you with the breath control that you need to sing efficiently. However, because controlled breathing doesn't come naturally to you, you need to train your body to breathe for singing. Keep reading to walk through the breathing basics.

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Originally posted by: srgmp-fan

Ani & Adi- thanks for taking time to write enlightening ideas and POVs. We'll have to agree to dis-agree on Adi's stage presence point.

I know, I am not as modest and diplomatic as you both sound to me (this is a compliment).

I am diplomatic😳😔🤔aisa karti hoon election mein khari ho jaati hoon😆

Thanks for the compliment😃

Originally posted by: srgmp-fan

[edited by me to avoid further controversies - srgmp-fan]

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Breathing Basics for Singing
http://www.dummies.com/WileyCDA/DummiesArticle/id-2013,subca t-ARTS.html

When you breathe normally, you automatically make a shallow inhalation and an even exhalation followed by a pause before it all starts again — you don't even need to think about it. On the other hand, when you sing, you not only need to inhale quickly and exhale slowly as you sing the phrases of a song, but you also need to maintain proper posture. Breathing in this manner provides you with the breath control that you need to sing efficiently. However, because controlled breathing doesn't come naturally to you, you need to train your body to breathe for singing. Keep reading to walk through the breathing basics.

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Well, isn't that really nice of you to worry and care about Sameer so much!😉 Perhaps I can also direct you to few books about improving your tunnel vision about Sameer and your mental health. Cheers.

Originally posted by: sareg

Thik hai abhi terese bhi agree kar lu😉(sorry Ron)

Here here👏 Sareg and Ron..... you both are my yaars and great people so no arguments ok!👏