If you’ve seen the movie “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory,” you might have heard the character Violet Beauregarde singing. Her strong vocal technique is called “twang,” which refers to the narrowing of the epiglottis, creating a more compressed and clear sound. If you want to learn to sing like Violet, you need to master this technique!

To sing like Violet, you should begin with our How to Twang Exercise, which will help you hyper-focus on your epiglottis and learn how to create a more compressed sound.

Once you feel comfortable with twang, you can begin to incorporate it into your singing. A great song to practice with is “I Want it Now,” which Violet sings in the movie. This song showcases her strong vocal projection and her use of twang.

In addition to the twang technique, it’s also important to focus on your breathing. Check out our guides on breathing basics and breath support to learn more.

For more information on singing technique, check out our singing course to learn about voice registers, vibrato, and other essential techniques.

To find songs that fit your vocal range and showcase your twang technique, try out our song search feature. And for more information on artists who utilize unique vocal techniques like twang, explore our list of famous singers and their vocal ranges.

Remember to take care of your vocal health by following our tips on vocal health and maintaining proper posture.

With practice and the right techniques, you’ll be singing like Violet Beauregarde in no time!