She hasn't yet adjusted to singing through a microphone, a technique that would soon become central to her work.
If you slouch it can put strain on your vocal cords and you can become adjusted to singing like this and its a hard habit to get out of.
The earliest, Le Papillon et la Fleur, from 1861, offered a taste of vocal frivolity after the intensity of the Schumann; it took Gerhaher a moment to adjust to singing in French, but three Verlaine settings and the harmonically restless Danseuse from 1919 were all beautifully realised, with Huber's accompaniments especially beguiling.
"You know, it took a few minutes for my throat to adjust to singing again because it had been a few weeks, but once the show started and I was singing, it felt like totally back to normal at that point.
Choral singers may use different resonance strategies or unconsciously adjust their singing based on the ability to hear their own sound in relation to others.
Her husband, while continuing to sing Wagner, adjusted his repertoire accordingly, for as he explained in 1972, "we are very anxious to appear together so that we can spend more time with each other".
Most adverbs end in "-e". Verbs are not adjusted for person or number: "I sing" is mi kantas; "you sing," vi kantas; "they sing," ili kantas.
Verbs are not adjusted for person or number: "I sing" is mi kantas; "you sing," vi kantas; "they sing," ili kantas.
Bad singing could be adjusted for by calculating the difference in pitch and intervals between adjacent notes.
Starting the album with some word salad turns out to work just fine, as it gives you time to adjust to the power of the singing.
