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"Is it really that difficult to play the piano when you sing?" I would answer that you could learn a skill by practicing it every day. I learned pop singing + pop piano at the same time when I was 19 …

Your statement the vocal breaks for the male voice is between E4 and F#4 is probably false because only tenors have a break at approximately those notes. Baritones and basses have their break lower. … Try singing a scale and finding where your voice starts to change / turn direction. There you could find your passaggio. …

My voice teacher has a lot of pop singers who are lyric altos according to her. … She also says that a lyric alto is generally not a recognized voice type but she has a lot of students whose voice type is exactly that. …

One famous opera singer has said that he has to "find his voice again" every morning, even though he is a very good singer with a healthy technique. …

would listen to the exercises carefully and draw your conclusions based on them (example: in the exercise video Light Chest-No Chest Exercise Demo https://www.powertosing.com/light-chest-no-chest/ his voice …

In Finland they sell this kind of plastic inhalator in the pharmacy stores (https://www.yliopistonapteekki.fi/vesipiippu-muovinen-inhalaattori-1-kpl-26267.html). You put water (hot or cold) in it and …

You should try different keys of the song and hear and feel what fits your voice the best. Maybe drop the key a few steps lower so that the highest note is C4, C#4 or D4 instead of F4? …

She often uses a technique where she sings a straight, long note and asks me to sing the same long note with her and try to modify my voice so that it blends with her voice. … In that way I have managed to increase the air flow in my voice, and get my voice to sound and ring more resonantly. …

My voice teacher has worked as a voice teacher for over 20 years. … I have also heard basses have larger vocal cords than other voice types (such as baritones) and that is why they might have similar high notes as tenors, but their comfortable voice range "sits" lower. …

My voice teacher has advised me in many great ways with keeping the voice "in the front" or "in the mask" or "out" as you say. … I myself like to think it like a witch cackling loudly and in a very ugly voice, maybe even uglier through your nose + mouth. That way you will get your voice more in the mask and more metallic. …

Everybody's voice is different (that is why we have different voice types and fachs) so everybody's (natural) vibrato is also different. … big and wide vibrato (which e.g. dramatic operatic voices have, see ), and this requires more training compared to a situation where your natural vibrato is small and voice …

You can also look up the little person, professor Thomas Quasthoff, who is a classical singer with a large bass-baritone voice. It is definitely true that weight loss affects your voice. … You should find the best music for your voice and if your voice is not big, do not sing big repertoire. …

I always had a hoarse voice in the morning when I ate those. Then I decided to leave them out from my diet and the hoarseness disappeared in less than two weeks. …

body construction that does not allow a wide vocal range, even though you practice singing for 20 years (I have met male singers that are of the same voice type as me and they struggle with high notes, … Same goes with vocal range: you need correct instruction and a good voice teacher to train the muscles for healthy singing. …

The voice must always be kept in the mask / in the front of the face, but the space grows inside your mouth and this is where the voice "direction" goes as you sing higher notes. … It is possible to determine the passaggio with simple voice exercises, if your voice is well enough in the mask / in the front. …