Chest Voice Workout

Watch and sing along as vocal coaches Charmaine Brown and Cherie Schellenberg take a group of Worship Vocalist subscribers through a set of exercises specifically designed to develop your chest voice and expand your lower range!

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iloveworship09 January 18, 2024

Hi Charmaine, how long can I do this practice until my voice becomes sound low and warm? For example 2 weeks or 3 weeks? I’ve been doing your vocal lessons until Master Your Voice part 3, articulation. I joined your vocal lessons about 2 years ago. Since then I’ve been following your lessons in order. I practice about 5 days a week. Thank you.

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1. Charmaine Brown January 18, 2024
  
  Hey! There’s no specific amount of time that is guaranteed for anybody’s voice to develop something new — for some, a new tonal quality could emerge within several weeks, for some it takes longer. The best thing you can do is try to pay very close attention to all the tips/suggestions for the various exercises, and get feedback if you’re able to!
  
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Natalie Reyes November 5, 2022

Cherie did a great job with this lesson, great workout and explanations. She’s a natural!
Loved how she explained that the “hmm” exercise helps to balance out your voice by making corrections along the way, never heard that before but makes so much sense!!
Also, so good to know for coaching, when working on your chest voice you have to do the exercise heavier in order to train your voice to keep engaging your chest voice (so don’t be scared to do this!) but when you actually go to sing it, it will be lighter.

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1. Charmaine Brown November 10, 2022
  
  For sure!
  
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Sydneybosman September 30, 2022

I loved Cherie’s explanation of the vocal fry! Great tool for warming down. And I loved the examples of adding texture using vocal fry as well! I will definitely be coming back to this workout! And also the reminder that we want to explains our range lower or higher than the notes we actually want to sing, so that the notes we do want to sing, are easy!

I’ve also been discovering with my young students can almost all do vocal fry! It’s so cool!

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1. Charmaine Brown September 30, 2022
  
  Yeah kids are so good at it! Haven and Kai both do it (well, Haven when I ask her to; Kai just does it naturally as one of his baby sounds!)
  
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Debbie Holland September 13, 2022

For years I have worked on expanding my voice and now I sing the tenor part. I started years ago trying to sing songs of Ann Murray to expand my lower range. Loved this workout for my females that sing in head voice and have no clue on how to sing chest voice.

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1. Charmaine Brown September 15, 2022
  
  That’s awesome!
  
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Sarah Cross August 25, 2022

This was the first call I did after starting discover your voice and before joining the coaching program. It was so much fun!
What Cherie talked about in the beginning about singing only on her head voice/hiking up the key was exactly me!

It was so fun coming back and doing this again after working so much on my chest voice and seeing how much easier it was this time around and how much strength I’ve gained in that register.

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1. Charmaine Brown August 25, 2022
  
  SOOOOO good! I’m so loving the breakthroughs we’re seeing in your voice Sarah!
  
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