tongue position

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    Aaron Zhu 5 years ago

    Hi Everyone,

    I've heard that in singing you should have your front part of the tongue touching the tip of your front teeth, and your back part touching somewhere on your soft palate. Is that true? Thanks!

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    Camille van Niekerk 5 years ago

    The front of your tongue should generally rest behind your bottom teeth (sometimes touching, but it will move as you enunciate). And the back of your tongue's position will vary depending on the vowel, but it should not be touching the soft palate unless you're singing on an NG sound!

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