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How do I sing higher notes without cracking?

My voice keeps cracking when I sing high notes....?

  • I'm 19 & a fairly good singer (people tend to use the word amazing, I don't agree) but the higher notes were never my strong point. I could sing them, sure, but they sounded weak. ...show more

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    yes just keep practicing i used to have trouble with high notes so my music teacher said try humming the whole song and going up and down the musical staff really loudly there was one other thing but i can't remember it i hope i helped you in some way btw, i love worst pies in london and i love sweeney todd, im sure if you keep working at it, you can do great :)

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Practice makes perfect.. I love to sing and i had the same problem and now, like it sounds weird but after i start hitting the high notes then i have go back to lower ones again my voice gets really weak and it sounds like crap.. lol!! But just practice and once you hit that note it will feel oh so satisfying :)

cass

everything the person above me said, but be sure not to sing too loudly too much or your throat will start to hurt. and be sure to relax your vocal chords. drink a lot of water too. :]

katie!

If you have trouble singing the really high notes, don't sing them, sing an alto piece. If you keep singing the very high notes, you could strain your vocal chords really badly. Then you won't be able to speak or sing for a very long time

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