How much does warming up your voice before you sing really improve your voice?
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January 31st, 2016
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Every choir/chorus I have belonged to has always started rehearsal with warming up. I have found that when I am running late for choir and do not warm up in the car, my voice is nowhere near what it can be.
As I understand it, it doesn’t improve your voice, but rather stretches (loosens) your vocal cords – basically it is tuning the muscles to be exercised when you sing.
I suppose that could lead to improved singing.
It’s very similar, I believe, to the idea of doing stretches before you being your workout. You want to loosen up.
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