Raised Uvula

Star_Gazer

Hey there everyone!

I'm going through Ken's How to Sing course (Version 1) and in the beginning, he talks about the AH vowel and shows a close-up of the back of his throat. It looks as though his uvula goes up and stays there.

When I do the exercise, the only time my uvula moves upwards is when I'm in a higher range. Is this how it should be? In fact, I can't figure out how to raise it in my lower range at all. Just want to be sure I'm doing it correctly, as he stresses the importance of this multiple times.

Would it help to post something?

Wigs

You can get your student access here

https://forum.kentamplinvocalacademy.com/discussion/6859/how-to-get-access-to-the-ktva-how-to-sing-better-than-anyone-else-student-areas-of-the-forums#latest

Then we can go into course specifics in the student area with you.

skv123159

@Star_Gazer you are in the correct path
As we ascend or move higher in scale the uvala raises and it natural
Keep singing

Star_Gazer

Wigs said:

You can get your student access here

https://forum.kentamplinvocalacademy.com/discussion/6859/how-to-get-access-to-the-ktva-how-to-sing-better-than-anyone-else-student-areas-of-the-forums#latest

Then we can go into course specifics in the student area with you.

Got it! Email sent!

skv123159 said:

@Star_Gazer you are in the correct path
As we ascend or move higher in scale the uvala raises and it natural
Keep singing

That's the plan!! Thank you!

Wigs

Cool, you got your access 👍🏼 and yes, as you go higher your uvula should raise to help create max space.