Patrice- Assignment #1 (Finally...)

•  Roy Orbison- Crying
• He doesn't open his mouth at all
• It seems there there a lot of jaw tension
• there there is a bite to his sound comes from his lack of opening that holds the sound back
• His last few "crying"s, he opens more and it sounds more clear and free
• Judy Collins- Both Sides Now
• She looks a bit like Drew Berrymore
• She puts her sound on her tongue/lower mouth when she sings lower
• She opens more width wise rather than height
• Near the end of the song she sounds more tired vocally
• She is resonating just in her mouth, it doesn't really go past her lips because of her lack of opening
• Ivan Kozlovsky- Evening Bells
• I'm very confused how he is getting that sound with so little movement in his mouth
• He is a decent example of resonant space inside the mouth, creating space with the jaw but not technically needing to open the mouth a ton
• It does seem there something missing, a depth that could be achieved with a wider opening
• Piotr Beczala- Sänger des Jahres
• He closes his mouth a lot with consonants that could be done without moving the jaw
• I love how much he opens his mouth, but it seems like he is working a lot
• It looks exhausting how his jaw is moving
• He opens with great height, but at the end of his notes he widens quite a bit too