Insights and Strategies for Humans Speaking

Feet are complicated. They have what seems like a million moving parts and they are among the most unglamorous parts of human anatomy.

Over the past weeks, I have described components of the vocal instrument working my way upward, and now we arrive at the source of sound, the vocal tract.

Today’s focus is on your wings and how they work.  Specifically, the Scapula and its muscle attachments.

The voice as we know it is the result of interconnected functions in the body powered by air, specifically by your breathing.

Most of us have heard of the diaphragm if only from a well-meaning choir teacher encouraging us to breathe from it.