The 5 Elements of Singing Posture

If you want to make a beautiful noise, you need to know how to stand—starting with your feet pointing straight ahead, as Backstage Expert and voice teacher Andrew Byrne points out. And there are four other key aspects you probably haven’t considered when it comes to your posture that will improve your singing!

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Breakdown
0:09 - Posture 1 - Start with your feet—are they turned out or in?
0:40 - Where a singer's hips should be resting
0:57 - Posture 2 - How the pelvis should be positioned
1:10 - Find out if your pelvis is aligned correctly while singing
1:36 - Posture 3 - How your shoulders should be positioned
2:09 - Posture 4 - Are your hands clinched while singing?
2:55 - Posture 5 - How your head and chin should be positioned

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