Golden Voice : How to practice and improve your voice ( the fundamentals) (FRESH MAN) (English Edition)

After going through the period of voice change in junior high school, my voice seemed to become hoarse and dull for a moment, the high pitch that used to be unable to go up, and the lead singer of the choir changed. This was a huge “disaster” for me who liked to be a host and singing since I was a child. I still remember clearly the day when the sound continued to break under the eyes of everyone when I closed the door and cried in the room.I began to feel low self-esteem because of my voice, which lasted for nearly four years.Fortunately, I met a teacher in high school. At that time, I had lost a good voice, so the teacher began to teach me some ways to practice my voice. Under his leadership, I gradually discovered that through continuous qi training, my voice began to change. Although it was still unstable and unskilled, it was enough to make me ecstatic. At that time, I was thinking, maybe the voice can be changed.In addition to sticking to the regular vocal practice, I also began to think about some more interesting and efficient practice methods. After half a year, I passed the art exam and passed the major of broadcasting and hosting, and I started my four-year professional study.Before graduation, China Southern Airlines came to the school to recruit flight attendants. I was curious about the profession of flight attendants. Under the encouragement of my friends, I could not help but also signed up for an interview. At that time, I was 1.63 meters tall and just stepped on the line. Among a group of girls with a height of 1.68 meters and above, with good looks and slender figures, I looked very mediocre. However, in the self-introduction and broadcast test sessions, my voice made me loud. Shine. Voice became a stepping stone for me when I first entered the workplace, so I became a flight attendant of China Southern Airlines.Unexpectedly, as soon as I started, I was faced with dificulties. When I just got on the plane, I was a little bit “stunned.” I said in a sweet voice to a passenger: “Hello sir, you can’t put this bag in the emergency exit position. Do you need me to help you put it up?” The attitude is extremely tough and refuses to move the position of the package. I explained the cabin rules again and again, and in the end the man almost threw the bag to me in a “smashed” way.After that incident, I fell into re lection and thinking. I think it’s not enough to have a sweet voice. Sometimes this voice is really brilliant, but sometimes it’s not helpful. Through the “actual combat” in the workplace, I am deeply aware that voice not only conveys information, but also conveys our emotions and attitudes. Explaining safety instructions to passengers in the cabin is actually a state of cabin etiquette. Although people generally felt that my words were clear and sweet, and that I was often used as a model, such a voice was not appropriate on that occasion. So I started to experiment and explore more sound.How to better express emotions and attitudes with voice? How to make the voice sound more mature and stable?When should it sound gentle and when should it sound bold? How to do? How to better mobilize positive emotions or appease negative emotions?…These questions have been answered one by one in my long-term practice and exploration