Roderick
Lilburn GA |
8/11/2008 |
| " Mr. Townsel I know you may not remember me, but I remember all the lessons you gave me. Remember the autry musci I had a lttle sister you taught for a while. Remember you kept trying to teach me. A lot of things happened and we eventually moved, but I just would like to thank you for everything you taught me, I know it was hard but I found my voice, and I finally learned to use all the skills you taught me, its too bad you never heard me afterward. Thank you and God bless " |
chandral thornton
fort lauderdale |
9/15/2006 |
" Hello Gene,
I want to thank you for listening and advising me about the music business on today.I'm looking forward to working with you.
Love your website!
God Bless. " |
Gene Townsel
Deerfield, Beach |
5/15/2006 |
" Sam,
Saying you can't sing at all; seems to be an exaggeration, unless you have some physical impairment. There are many things that may be contributing to you not getting the results that you're trying for. However, I'd have to hear you before making a determination.
I suggest you take advantage of my free vocal analysis, after which I can advise you further. Just call (561)436-0868 to set up an appointment. " |
sam peterson
Fort Lauderdale, FL |
5/15/2006 |
| " I can't sing at ALL even though I have taken 4 years of chorus is there any help for me? " |
Gene Townsel
Deerfield Beach, Florida |
4/19/2006 |
" Lynette,
I assume you mean, how can you keep from singing notes from your throat that are too high to be placed there.
In short, you have to perfect the technique of lifting or directing the tone up to your mask (face). This is assuming that you are already breathing correctly and supporting your tone with your diaphragm, abs, and costal muscles. You should find a good voice teacher in your area to guide you through the process.
Good Luck " |
Lynette Maxwell
Los Angeles, Ca. |
4/19/2006 |
| " How do I keep from singing from my throat? " |
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