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Melissa wrote:Someone at work asked me what causes the urge to cough when singing. Of course I have no clue for sure, not a singer (except in the car, lol), but my guess was spit or snotlol. Of course I figured here would be the best place to ask. So singers, what does cause that coughing urge?
Melissa wrote:Someone at work asked me what causes the urge to cough when singing. Of course I have no clue for sure, not a singer (except in the car, lol), but my guess was spit or snotlol. Of course I figured here would be the best place to ask. So singers, what does cause that coughing urge?
StevePerryHair wrote:Melissa wrote:Someone at work asked me what causes the urge to cough when singing. Of course I have no clue for sure, not a singer (except in the car, lol), but my guess was spit or snotlol. Of course I figured here would be the best place to ask. So singers, what does cause that coughing urge?
Are you bored at work Melissa, he he he
Melissa wrote:Someone at work asked me what causes the urge to cough when singing. Of course I have no clue for sure, not a singer (except in the car, lol), but my guess was spit or snotlol. Of course I figured here would be the best place to ask. So singers, what does cause that coughing urge?
conversationpc wrote:Melissa wrote:Someone at work asked me what causes the urge to cough when singing. Of course I have no clue for sure, not a singer (except in the car, lol), but my guess was spit or snotlol. Of course I figured here would be the best place to ask. So singers, what does cause that coughing urge?
For me, it typically happens if my throat is dry or I'm trying to hit a note that's too high for me. Also, try singing some AC/DC and it's sure to happen.
conversationpc wrote:Melissa wrote:Someone at work asked me what causes the urge to cough when singing. Of course I have no clue for sure, not a singer (except in the car, lol), but my guess was spit or snotlol. Of course I figured here would be the best place to ask. So singers, what does cause that coughing urge?
For me, it typically happens if my throat is dry or I'm trying to hit a note that's too high for me. Also, try singing some AC/DC and it's sure to happen.
7 Wishes wrote:I have less of an inclination to cough while singing than I do when I'm not, unless I'm sick, in which case all the Hagar and Tyler material gets dropped from the set list. Proper breathing technique can help a singer overcome the symptoms of a cold with the only net effect being a loss of range and endurance.
strungout wrote:7 Wishes wrote:I have less of an inclination to cough while singing than I do when I'm not, unless I'm sick, in which case all the Hagar and Tyler material gets dropped from the set list. Proper breathing technique can help a singer overcome the symptoms of a cold with the only net effect being a loss of range and endurance.
7, I think it is great that your a singer and that you teach music. But I have to chuckle when you post about singing with that Avatar, somehow just can't see your Av pulling off Hagar nor Tyler material.![]()
tragchk wrote:strungout wrote:7 Wishes wrote:I have less of an inclination to cough while singing than I do when I'm not, unless I'm sick, in which case all the Hagar and Tyler material gets dropped from the set list. Proper breathing technique can help a singer overcome the symptoms of a cold with the only net effect being a loss of range and endurance.
7, I think it is great that your a singer and that you teach music. But I have to chuckle when you post about singing with that Avatar, somehow just can't see your Av pulling off Hagar nor Tyler material.![]()
...but, he DOES play a mean Electric Violin![]()
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