24 Articulation

In this lesson, we’ll explore ways to help you achieve unique stylistic qualities in your voice! Through demonstration and song application, you’ll learn the importance of “play” in your vocal training journey, as well as new strategies for articulation and breathing to help make your songs more interesting and authentic! This lesson marks the next “Master Your Voice” Checkpoint — learn more or submit Checkpoint #6 here.

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Cherie Schellenberg August 10, 2021

These tips are all so good. I especially appreciate taking more breaths in phrases. It helps to strip
away vibrato and make things more speech like which is what I really
want.

Charmaine Brown August 12, 2021

Absolutely—so true!

Dustin Keele August 4, 2021

This is JEANYUSSS.

Chris Tee August 9, 2021

Lol

Charmaine Brown August 4, 2021

Haha! Glad you enjoyed it!

Bethany Ledesma March 9, 2021

A voice with personality. That’s my goal!
I too am an introvert that would play it safe and stay behind the scenes, only singing in my car if not for leaders, mentors and teachers helping me to see beyond my own comfort and follow God plans for my life. Thank you for being one of those people to me! I’m super excited about this lesson and what it will do for my singing.

Charmaine Brown March 10, 2021

I hear ya! I’m an introvert too—naturally I want to stay in my shell and behind the scenes, but I’ve learned (and am still learning!) how important it is to step out and shine FOR HIS GLORY!

amygracearcher February 6, 2020

I really enjoyed how you pointed out how being an artist is not a negative thing, being an artist without the heart is. There is a big difference. I’m really learning how to craft a song journey through your classes and tips.

This lesson really has me laughing at myself because I sound so ridiculous trying these things out. I’m hopeful when I’m singing for real, I don’t accidentally default to “crazy.” 🙂

Charmaine Brown February 10, 2020

Haha! Most people stay way too safe, so it’s good to be crazy in our practice!!

Dmsc22 February 6, 2020

Great stuff! I love how with the different styles, none is wrong, it’s about who we are, what matches our style, where we feel at home; it’s authentic to who we are. It’s learning who God made us to be, artistically.
I definitely realized in this lesson how being a part of your groups and lessons, you have pushed me out of my introvert bubble. I remember having to post my very first video, and how much I fought it and how much anxiety I felt hitting that post button. Even the next few times. I still feel it, and still fight it sometimes, but getting pushed out of my comfort zone, it is not as bad. It’s helped build up my confidence. So thank you for pushing me out of my comfort zone, my big introvert bubble!

Charmaine Brown February 10, 2020

I’ve naturally got a big introvert bubble myself, so I can totally relate! Glad to help you come out of it in the groups!!

24 Articulation

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