Vocal Cord Exercises - Singing Exercises to Increase Vocal Range

Vocal Cord Exercises - Singing Exercises to Increase Vocal Range

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Chuck Gilmore
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[PowerToSing]

This video is about vocal cord exercises guaranteed to increase your vocal range. If you want to increase your range in a healthy way so you can sing great high notes without hurting your voice, this video is for you. Watch.

[kevindinma]

I just woke up and tried this. No strain but my throat kinda hurts
Update: as I comtinued the exercise I felt better, thanks a lot Sir.

[jc_from_tx]

I can confirm everything Chuck is teaching will work but it takes time. Its taken me roughly 8 months to work up to a 4 octave range (G1 - G5) using these exercises and some others with no strain. But you have to experiment where the resonance shifts for each exercise and adjust your pharynx and articulators this takes the strain off the cords, having software such as studio 1 with visual feedback is priceless. High notes use almost no air and it seems you are inhaling the notes. Just work the notes you are comfortable with and your range will increase over time.

[khushalchaudhari]

Thank you so much sir 😇🙏🙏🙏 the knowledge and Technics you are providing is precious

[attore]

Chuck, you are fantastic!!!! Very good exercises.

[verucasalt]

Exercise #1 - 1:52
Exercise #2 - 4:26
Exercise #3 - 6:41
Exercise #4 - 8:29

[dawnmurphy]

Hi Chuck - I have been doing your subscription program. I'm a classical singer planning to sing several of Bach's works for SATB at a SummerFest this summer.
I'm normally a mezzo, but my goal is to sing S1 by July.
I have loved all your exercise modules and am wondering how many times per week you recommend my doing them.

Thanks for all the help - I can really see a difference already.

[antonioencarnacion]

Thank you so much for your vocal lessons you are awesome Happy New year to you many blessings to you. 🥳🎉💙🤟🎙️🎶🎧🎵🎼🎤🎹

[bandieboo]

That was a great set of exercises! Thank you very much. And happy holidays to you 😊.

[tanyaelias]

Blessings on you for making these! Thank you

[plutonium]

When keeping the dopey gee sound its a great idea to tilt the laraynx when going higher in pitch.

[drkenweil]

Thank you for these videos. I am studying with a Seth Riggs instructor and I appreciate the ability to practice them in between sessions. My question is, If I am able, is there anything wrong with doing both male and female scales?

[joelprinceofficial]

Thank you so much sir 🥺It helps a lot💫

[blessingezelobe]

Good day sir, thank you so much for your videos and I have really learnt alot but I have a few questions
First, I have been doing the bubble lips for a while and I have seen some changes in my voice but I am still most times struggling with the high notes, what do you advise should I continue with the bubble lips hoping that my range would keep expanding ?
Second, I am feeling a mild internal pain around my throat area, should I be worried or is it part of the pain that comes with the vocal exercises
???

[thiago__m]

Head voice is the secret to sing high notes but, I would like to increase my chest voice vocal range a little bit, so I can sing D#4, E4, F4 with chest without straining.

[maungoakkar]

Can U do a video about Flageolet plz? Thank uu 😘

[meganhardy]

I think I'm doing the Gee sound dopey enough, but I'm doing in chest voice, and as I go up the notes, my Gee sounds strained, ;;

[rubaiyatmalihanyan]

i'll start doing it from now....and later i'll give update about it

[Jaymala]

5 tone with half note increment and octave repeat is difficult to sing for me. Instead, Is it ok if I practice them with 5 tones with full note increments?

[karanbawa]

How many times do I do these exercises?
Also any particular exercises for reducing the throat pain I have developed singing for over an year? Please guide