Occasional flu and cold symptoms are inevitable for most of us, especially during the colder months. Added to the normal responsibilities of school and work, feeling under the weather can leave us with little energy leftover to practice music. By all means, take a few days off of practice when you’re sick. But what should you do when you feel well enough to get back into the swing of things? Here’s a few tips, whether you’re a piano guru, a guitar shredder, or a vocal star!<\/p>\n
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\nanother 4 times, but doing so can inhibit recovery from colds. When
\nyour vocal chords are swollen, keep vocal use in check. It’s worth
\nit!<\/li>\n
\nyour voice as possible. Keep the singing range from venturing too
\nhigh, and avoid volume extremes on either end. Whispering is actually
\npretty tough on vocal chords, believe it or not.<\/li>\n
\nEven when I’m healthy, I drink at least 10 cups of water a day.
\nStaying hydrated is really important to the voice!
\nStay healthy in the new year, and keep rocking!<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n