http://voicecouncil.com/im-not-frying-my-voice-this-time/ Practical insight for today's emerging vocalists Mon, 21 May 2012 15:41:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://voicecouncil.com/im-not-frying-my-voice-this-time/#comment-107 brianray Tue, 15 Sep 2009 05:01:10 +0000 http://voicecouncil.com/?p=1123#comment-107 It is still unbelieveable to me how many"professional" vocalists strain and then lose their voice. Even if you don't use your singing voice to make a living, would'nt you think that it is just as important to condition your voice as it is to change the strings on your instrument, or change the oil in your car. No one is born with an unbreakable singing voice. The article should be a great reminder of the gift you have developed in yourself. The singing voice you have is user specific, and needs to be treated with "kid gloves" before any performance, much less a complete tour. There are many articles written as well as many voice coaches that can help mantain strength. So, the only thing a good vocalist should have to worry about is staying healthy. If good warm-up skills, and proper lifestyle are in place, there is no limit to what you can do with your voice. It is still unbelieveable to me how many”professional” vocalists strain and then lose their voice. Even if you don't use your singing voice to make a living, would'nt you think that it is just as important to condition your voice as it is to change the strings on your instrument, or change the oil in your car. No one is born with an unbreakable singing voice. The article should be a great reminder of the gift you have developed in yourself. The singing voice you have is user specific, and needs to be treated with “kid gloves” before any performance, much less a complete tour. There are many articles written as well as many voice coaches that can help mantain strength. So, the only thing a good vocalist should have to worry about is staying healthy. If good warm-up skills, and proper lifestyle are in place, there is no limit to what you can do with your voice.

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