Do you have vocal talent or interest that you want to improve and develop? Your dream of having a great singing or speaking voice, without straining and with more range is within your grasp, and is much easier than you could imagine! Welcome to Vocal Focus, the online home of singing and speaking voice teacher and soprano Ronni Sarrett Lederman. I have developed a unique, easy and fast way to develop voices with a customer tailored voice workout that makes singing and learning to sing easy! Located in Fairfield County in the town of Fairfield, CT, Ms. Lederman gives voice lessons for both singing and speaking voice improvement to aspiring singers and speakers.
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Ronni's Bio
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Ronni Sarrett Lederman is a classically trained Soprano and loves performing. She has studied voice in New York City extensively with several outstanding teachers and coaches including metropolitan opera stars, since 1991 and has performed in the US and Europe with Rockland Symphony Orchestra, WestFair Singers, Operaesque Classical Concerts, Pro Arte Chorale, WestFair Singers, New York Vocal Artists, New York Opera Forum, Hudson Lyric Opera, Rockland Opera, Westside Opera Society, Palisades Opera (which she founded and acts as a producer) as a jazz soloist in NYC, Westchester County and St Croix USVI, and more.
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1. Stay hydrated. Drink 8 glasses of water (not juice, coffee or soda) every day so that your vocal cords stay moist. They function much better that way. 2. We've all heard the expression that singers should breathe with their diaphragm. The truth is that you have no direct control over this muscle of inspiration.
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I am a singing teacher myself as well as a speech language pathologist and wanted some new ideas and techniques as well as the rationale behind them to further my knowledge. I have gained so much with Ronni! She is encouraging, warm and extremely knowledgeable in the voice mechanism. Ronni uses visualization among other techniques to enable me to really understand and feel what I am doing.
Posture/Breath
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I prefer to work on posture in singing from the feet up. Good posture is good alignment without tensing your abdominal or pelvic floor. 1. Feet - you should feel your feet equally and firmly connected to the floor. Pretend that you are a tree, your legs are the tree trunk and under the floor are all your roots.
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