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Warming up before vocalizing is incredibly important!!!
A vocal warm up is the process of warming up your diaphragm in preparation for singing.
It is important to establish a regular warm up routine tailored to your voice because it will
help develop vocal stamina and help to keep you from hurting your voice.
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Singers need to strengthen the muscles of the larynx (voice box) so that it is able to withstand the long haul of singing and the physical demands placed on the voice.
Overextending the voice can cause short or long term vocal damage due to the strain on the larynx muscles.
Just as warming up before sporting activity is important to prevent over-extending and damaging muscles, the same is true for singing.
It is important to think in terms of a structured warm up routine for your voice rather than a series of random vocal exercises.
A warm up routine should be done before each singing session. A session can be a singing lesson, practicing at home, a gig, performance, concert, audition or any rehearsal involving singing.
At Chicago Voice Lessons we have recording facilities to record the lessons. We can also record a 'Personal Warm Up Program'.
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