Developing the Power of Expansion 

Photo: Richard Tucker - To honor one of my teachers.

You are the best teacher I have ever met for my opera career, and I have met many and very famous ones... You are who young singers should listen to. I bow to you and send the best wishes, dear Maestro.

The man is genuinely generous with his vast knowledge 🙏

Mr. Trimble, you are just a phenomenal teacher! Thank you so much

This is brilliant

I just found one of your videos about the open throat done 6 years ago and I was absolutely floored, such intuitive, insightful, an oddly rare instruction, I prayed right then an there that I'd come to your channel an see more content proving to me you still walk this earth. Idk how much I'll be able to learn but I want to gain all I can from your videos from now on.

Just listening to Michael Trimble is enough to get inspired, thank you for maestro for sharing your knowledge with us.

its been almost a year and ive still learnt what you've taught me, top man i say.

Hello Micheal, I have been following your videos since 2019 and it really helped me to improve my singing. Big thanks to you for sharing your valuable lessons with us. I have uploaded couple of my singing videos in my RU-vid channel, I will be grateful if you could shed some light on to my singing & voice.

You sound great!! Such a testament to healthy singing.

Hello Mr. Trimble! thank you so much for all of your videos. You did not have to share your immense knowledge but i and so many others are better singers for it. I had a question regarding Dramatic tenors and the instigators. Do Dramatic tenors or heldentenors need the same kind of compression/instigations as spinto tenors or More sob/ sigh like lyric tenors?

Thank you

Incredible, do you still teach students?

Amazing as always, Maestro! This way of singing work for every style of singing no matter the genre?

@Michael Trimble can you please tell me, if these techniques can be applied on normal talking? Please upload a video on efficient speaking

does he have an online video course to purchase

Hello Mr Trimble I am an undeveloped 20 year-old aspiring countertenor Does the vertical opening of the throat caused by deep breathing increase the vocal range? I cannot reach any note in or above the passage with an open throat, will not be able to afford lessons for several years, and I cannot keep my layrnx stable, seemingly no matter how deeply or fully I breathe - but I still want to sing!!! Will doing my breathing excercises as obsessively as possible allow my layrnx to be stable?