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While singing coaches offer elaborate physiological background for what's going on behind the exercises, when it comes to voice coaches for actors or techniques for opening the voice I can't find any info on this.

I talk about exercises like vocalizing an Ahh.. sound when you try to release the voice, sometimes while moving the pelvic or as in this examples:

Can this be explained or understood using common voice theories like SLS etc.?

While singing coaches offer elaborate physiological background for what's going on behind the exercises, when it comes to voice coaches for actors or techniques for opening the voice I can't find any info on this.

I talk about exercises like vocalizing an Ahh.. sound when you try to release the voice, sometimes while moving the pelvic or as in this example:

Can this be explained or understood using common voice theories like SLS etc.?

While singing coaches offer elaborate physiological background for what's going on behind the exercises, when it comes to voice coaches for actors or techniques for opening the voice I can't find any info on this.

I talk about exercises like vocalizing an Ahh.. sound when you try to release the voice, sometimes while moving the pelvic or as in this examples:

Can this be explained or understood using common voice theories like SLS etc.?

While singing coaches offer elaborate physiological background for what's going on behind the exercises, when it comes to voice coaches for actors or techniques for opening the voice I can't find any info on this.

I talk about exercises like vocalizing an Ahh.. sound when you try to release the voice, sometimes while moving the pelvic or as in this examples:

Can this be explained or understood using common voice theories like SLS etc.?

While singing coaches offer elaborate physiological background for what's going on behind the exercises, when it comes to voice coaches for actors or techniques for opening the voice I can't find any info on this.

I talk about exercises like emitting Ahh.. when you try to release the voice, sometimes while moving the pelvic or in this examples:

Can this be expleained or understood using common voice theories like SLS etc.?

While singing coaches offer elaborate physiological background for what's going on behind the exercises, when it comes to voice coaches for actors or techniques for opening the voice I can't find any info on this.

I talk about exercises like vocalizing an Ahh.. sound when you try to release the voice, sometimes while moving the pelvic or as in this examples:

Can this be explained or understood using common voice theories like SLS etc.?