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Voice Projection Exercises

Season 2 · Episode 1

Sunday, December 1, 2024 • Duration 06:32

Struggling to make your voice heard in the crowded world of online meetings and webinars? In this episode, we dive into practical voice projection exercises that will help you cut through the noise, speak with clarity, and project your message to a larger audience with confidence. Whether you're presenting to a small team or addressing a virtual auditorium, these techniques will ensure your voice commands attention.

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5 ways to change how you speak and make an impact

Season 2 · Episode 1

Thursday, April 15, 2021 • Duration 05:30

5 ways to change how you speak We use our voice every day, but more importantly, you need it in your business. Talking to clients and colleagues, in meetings and presentations, your voice is your number one communicator and is key to your influence and impact, whatever industry you’re in. Here are 5 things you can do to change the way you speak and more importantly, how you’re perceived...

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How to improve your speech - 'Sprints and Drags'

Season 1 · Episode 10

Thursday, May 21, 2020 • Duration 12:31

Here's a sample of an interview I did recently with champion 'Speaker Coach' Bob Ferguson where we talked about his concept called 'Sprints and drags' to keep the listener on the edge of their seats, which I would have been if my seat wasn't so comfortable...

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Do you speak from your throat?

Season 1 · Episode 9

Saturday, April 25, 2020 • Duration 07:17

Or, do you or know someone that does? It can sound grating, and generally lacks tone and dynamics. One thing I see and hear often with students or just speakers in general, is that they speak from the Larynx, which can be tiring and sound strained. What you might not realise is that there are a lot more areas of resonance that you can tap into (literally), which will give you more projection and colour to your voice.

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Improve the sound of your VOICE - Intoning

Season 1 · Episode 10

Thursday, January 30, 2020 • Duration 03:04

Are you someone that can't be heard in meetings, on the phone, or even in the pub? You're probably not connecting the sound to the words! This exercise will open up your voice and help you communicate more effectively with others, and give you more confidence when speaking in public. Sing part of your presentation on one note (intoning), then speak it. The sustained breathing you need when singing helps to bring out the sound or the tone of your voice. You'll create a warm deeper tone to your voice, creating more empathy with your clients and audience. Do this with different pitches, always keeping the throat open

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Shortness of breath

Season 1 · Episode 9

Saturday, January 4, 2020 • Duration 02:27

Do you find that you are short of breath when you speak, or perhaps you run out of breath too quickly? Controlling your breath when you speak is key to creating an engaging and credible voice! This vocal exercise will help you to lengthen your phrases, vary those phrases and create more resonance and dynamics in your voice, thus engaging with your audience.

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How to be more expressive when speaking in public - Pitch

Season 1 · Episode 8

Wednesday, December 11, 2019 • Duration 05:45

A difference in speech pattern will change the intention behind your words.

Conversational speech is different to giving a presentation, speaking on the phone or recording a pitch to video What things might you consider when speaking at a conference for instance?

Intonation

Your intonation (your pitch pattern) will keep your audience engaged. There’s nothing worse than listening to someone speak in a quiet, monotonal voice about health and safety!! Vary the pitch like in normal conversational speech, but still with the required intensity.

Projection and volume

You want to be heard, so projection and volume is key, especially if you're speaking to a room of 500 people. Projection is created by finding the right resonance in certain areas of your body, such as the mask, and visualising a place to aim your voice at, where as volume is the loudness of your voice, which comes form the correct Diaphragmatic support plus resonance in the chest cavity.

You'll need a certain amount of dynamics (changes in volume) and projection to communicate your message. There is however, a lot to be said about the conversational style speaker.

Someone who has a natural stage presence, a deep knowledge of their subject and an immediate rapport with the audience as long as you can hear them, can be extremely engaging!

Find Jimmy on social media:

https://www.jimmycannon.com/

https://www.facebook.com/JimmyCannonsingerandvoicecoach/

https://www.linkedin.com/in/jimmycannonsinger/

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Your voice is an instrument - use it!

Season 1 · Episode 7

Monday, December 2, 2019 • Duration 05:14

“I never thought about my voice as an instrument before…” One of my recent delegates said when I asked her for some feedback on a recent training session.

When musicians perform, we Interpret the music on the score, which outlines the composer's intentions and vision for the piece. What is your, or your company's vision, and can you communicate this to your clients and colleagues?

If you’re a solo performer you have slightly more freedom in that interpretation; your phrasing, sound and style can be more individual than if you were in an ensemble, where the synchronisation of these elements is required. A common ethos… one voice.

Is your company presenting the same message? What are your company's values? A band, ensemble, or orchestra will have it’s own values based on an appreciation of the style and genre of the music played. It’s period and place… it’s roots. Conversations will have been had regarding the details of a groove, a cadenza, or an arrangement, which will lead to an identity and sound for the group.

Music in its highest form is an extremely powerful medium, and can affect hearts and minds literally and emotionally. How are you or your company making a difference and engaging with people on an emotional level and perhaps challenging their values?

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Hate the sound of your voice?

Season 1 · Episode 6

Saturday, October 26, 2019 • Duration 10:19

We all hate listening to the sound of our own voice (or perhaps some of us), but don’t forget that we have a very different perception of what we sound like in comparison to what others hear, so when listening back to our own voice, it can sound alien and non recognisable as our true voice. It’s worth remembering this and not to be too self critical.

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How to project your voice using a pencil

Season 1 · Episode 5

Wednesday, October 16, 2019 • Duration 02:11

Try this simple exercise to open your oral cavity and relax your jaw, allowing more resonance in the 'mask' area giving you a more direct projection to your sound.

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