Vocal projection

What Is Twang and How Does It Improve Your Singing?

2026-08-17T09:38:52+01:00

Twang is one of those vocal terms that can sound more complicated than it really is. Many singers first associate twang with country music or an exaggerated nasal sound. In vocal training, however, twang refers more broadly to a bright, focused quality that can help the voice feel clearer, more present and easier to project. Used skilfully, it can support vocal clarity, projection, upper-range coordination and expressive singing. It can also help singers explore stronger contemporary sounds without relying entirely on additional volume or force. Twang can be subtle or pronounced depending on the musical style. You may hear it in [...]

What Is Twang and How Does It Improve Your Singing?2026-08-17T09:38:52+01:00

Improve Your Singing with Pharyngeal Resonance

2024-09-16T21:15:08+01:00

If you want to take your singing to the next level, understanding pharyngeal resonance could be the key. This often-overlooked technique can help you achieve a brighter, more powerful sound by using the pharynx—the space behind your nose and mouth—to amplify and shape your voice. When done correctly, it can transform the quality of your singing, giving your voice more control and clarity. It’s also essential for developing a strong pharyngeal voice, adding extra brilliance and focus to your sound. What is Pharyngeal Resonance? Pharyngeal resonance refers to how sound waves are naturally amplified within the pharynx, creating a richer, more [...]

Improve Your Singing with Pharyngeal Resonance2024-09-16T21:15:08+01:00
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