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  1. It's quite the opposite. I don't have this movement, but when I see that most of rock singers that I like (and consider good) do that movement while singing - here comes a logical assumption that it's some kind of advanced trick.
  2. Well I can name different examples, but I just found a short answer to similar question on youtube comments from Ken Tamplin, so I'll go with him as an example.   Here's his video where he does that movement up and down on almost each breath.    And here's his answer to the similar question in comments to this video:   Can someone explain what it means in more details or where can I find some detailed explanation on this technique and how to do it right?
  3. Hello! I have a question about breathing that I can't find the answer to.   In all the vocal schools / books that I've studied, the correct basic breathing technique is explained almost the same way: rib cage is expanded, breath comes from abs area without moving shoulders or rib cage up. But when I look at how different singers from popular rock bands take a breath when they sing - almost all of them have VERY noticeable shoulders movement up (and then immediately down) on each breath. Why? I guess they can't all do it in a wrong way, so is it some kind of advanced breathing technique that uses some back muscles causing shoulders to go up? Or what is it? Where can I find some detailed explanation?
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