How do people deal with the vocal break, or transition from ‘chest’ voice to ‘head’ voice smoothly (I know they are not the right terms to use anymore, but don’t know are!😂)?

Okay things I need help with... the editor and I lost the names so if you could make sure your name is in the credits please add your name below! and other notes please add in the comments

What is everyone working on or practicing for right now? Our church choir is busily working on our Christmas cantata, “On This Shining Night”, and the community chorale that I’m in is putting the final touches on our fall concert that has a baptismal theme with every type of music from American Spirituals to Mozart!

It’s the first meeting back for my community choir after the Summer break tonight. None of them will have done any singing over the holidays, so what is your go to, ‘need to get back into it’ vocal or breathing exercise to start things off?

Well, everyone, I just wanted to stop by with a big Howdy! and introduce myself. I am a past church youth, adult, and children's choir director and have been leader and co-leader of our worship team for the past 24 years. I play flute and piccolo and am learning the clarinet. I am a mezzo soprano and sing mostly descant harmony to our pastor's tenor and his wife's soprano. When I have bronchitis, I can sing tenor rather well. :) I have a minor in music performance (primarily flute with some voice) and a BA in Modern Foreign Languages (French and Spanish) and a Masters Degree in PreK-12 Special Education. I am a certified K-6 Elementary school teacher and a 7th-12th grade certified English teacher. My day job is high school Life Skills teacher. I'm really excited to be a part of this group. Singing is my passion!