The breathing technique
Example: The breathing technique is essential for singing long phrases smoothly.
Definition
"The breathing technique" in music refers to the method and control of breath used by singers or wind instrument players to sustain notes, phrases, and dynamics effectively, enabling smooth and expressive performance without interruption or strain.
Etymology
The phrase "the breathing technique" comes from the combination of 'breathing,' derived from Old English 'breothan,' meaning to draw air into the lungs, and 'technique,' from French 'technique,' originally from Greek 'techne,' meaning art or skill. Together, it highlights a skillful approach to managing breath in musical contexts.
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"The breathing technique" appears in the Vocaplus list "English - Music - (B2) - set 1", containing 100 commonly used words.
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