It's not a good idea to drink milk before singing, if you want to do your best. Tea would be good.
Throat singing appears to be an early development in any culture. It appears to originate from an attempt to mimic animal sounds (Example: Tuvan throat singing in the style Kargyra starts with a bear like growl)
because you have not warmed up your throat yet.
while singing air have to be pumped through lungs and diaphram and then passes sound through vocal chord in the throat,so if you practice in this way then your vocals will open up.
Your singing performance can be either helped or hindered by the foods you eat beforehand. You shouldn't sing on an empty stomach; however, don't sing on a full stomach either! Here are some tips on how and what to eat before your singing event. When to Eat Meals before the Performance- Try not to eat only moments before the event. This can cause harmful throat-clearing before or during your performance. Also, if your stomach is full while singing, your diaphragm movement will be hindered. You will find it difficult to take a full breath when needed. Also, you might begin burping! That will definitely turn off any audience! On the other hand, don't perform when you're starving. Your stomach might begin growling during the performance. Also, you'll need enough energy to be vibrant for your audience. If you skip a meal beforehand, you might develop fatigue, nausea, or headache, which can hinder your singing voice and performance. With these in mind, try to eat a "normal" balanced meal about an hour or two before singing. This will give your digestive system a chance to work. Eat non-heavy foods that are easy to digest. Eating foods that sit heavy in your stomach or overeating can cause you to become extremely sleepy. Eggs are great because they offer high protein, but are low in density. Foods to Avoid before Singing- Avoid foods that can cause you to experience an increase in nose and throat mucous while singing. These include dairy products such as milk or ice cream. Avoid citrus fruits as well. These tend to dry the throat. Spicy foods and coffee are throat irritants. Also, avoid food choices that can cause too much air in the stomach such as sodas and other drinks with "fizz." Try to avoid ice cold food or drinks before a performance. These can cause your throat to constrict. Avoid alcohol and large amounts of junk food on the day of your performance. And, go easy on the salt! Foods to Enjoy before Singing- While there are foods and drinks that do harm your throat, there are a few foods that soothe the throat such as candy or licorice tea. Drink lukewarm drinks such as herbal tea or water. Some healthy meal choices for your body and voice include chicken, almonds, fish, yellow vegetables, apples, eggs, and rice. Salt water or baking soda gargles, sugar lozenges or some hard candies, and honey can help soothe the throat if it's irritated just before a performance. When you take notice of the foods you eat on the day of your singing performance, you'll be amazed at how these affect your singing voice. Shoot for the healthy stuff to give your singing audience a real thrill!
Well is your throat scratchy or hurting? If yes: Take a pinch (or 2) of regular table salt and put it in your throat. NOT ON YOUR TONGUE. You do not want to taste salt. Swallow the salt BEFORE it dissolves. Then drink a glass of water. Try singing. If it doesn't work continue reading this answer. If no: KEEP READING. Okay, if it wasn't the throat issue, have you just began singing? If yes: Maybe you just can't sing. Maybe you just don't have it in you. Sorry. If no: Here is the BIG answer: You probably of that thick saliva stuck inn your throat try un clogging it. If no, have you seen a voice controller yet? Try that. If yes, maybe the song you're singing is for a stronger voice. I never had this problem, my voice is naturally good, maybe its the fact I am born on the same day as Elvis Presley (I am MUCHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH younger, however.) So just see a controller, your voice may not be good enough for singing. Trust me I know this stuff. Source: Singing for 9 years, since I was 2!!! (I got permission from my mother to go on this. Its her account).
singing with your throat is impossible. it's only mouth singing.
Throat singing originated from Tuvan people from the southern part of Siberia. The throat singing is a unique singing style in which a multiple vocal sounds synchronizes over the main pitch. If one is truly devoted in learning throat singing, it is best to find a throat singing instructor.
Drinking Ricola candy dissolved in hot water. He claimed that it helped to keep his throat and his singing voice clear.
You won't get a sore throat by drinking cold water.
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Throat singing appears to be an early development in any culture. It appears to originate from an attempt to mimic animal sounds (Example: Tuvan throat singing in the style Kargyra starts with a bear like growl)
No, otherwise you are pushing too hard when singing and you could potentially damage your vocal cords. Open up your throat when singing and let the sounds come out to make it as comfortable for you as possible. It shouldn't tighten because you shouldn't be singing from your throat, you should be singing from your Diaphragm, that's the proper way to sing. I do singing lessons and that's what my teacher told me. ( :
your throat really heart after singing because you sang allot
because you have not warmed up your throat yet.
Singing won't do anything to your throat if you do it correctly. If it hurts or feels uncomfortable then you may be doing something wrong. Just make sure you have correct breathing and throat placement and you'll be fine.
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