chest voice

"In fact I had a teacher who didn't want me to use my chest voice at all.

His performing style during this period was with a wide range and powerful chest voice.

And very few teachers seem to know how to teach women to use their chest voices, which is essential.

Chest voice can be used in relation to the following:

Chest voice and head voice are terms used within vocal music.

A resonance area such as chest voice or head voice.

Chest voice is a term used within vocal music.

"Women try to imitate her by using the chest voice - but that isn't actually what she was doing.

The song is popular for her vocal belts, reaching G 5 in full chest voice.

This view understands chest voice as the vocal register used within normal speech.

Head tones were fully integrated into the chest voice.

The song features her highest recorded vocal register in full chest voice to date.

Within other forms of singing, chest voice is often applied throughout the modal register.

But when she sang with straightforward legato, especially in her chest voice, the results were lovely.

Yet today, as in the 19th century, the greatest low female singers use plenty of chest voice, whether or not it is in style.

This is how the chest voice is created.

"I have a high chest voice; being a belter is dangerous to the voice and I've never been that type."

Melba - but not the others - is inclined to push on a rather common-sounding chest voice.

For the purposes of this article, the term "chest voice" is adopted as it is less controversial.

As a result, many vocal pedagogists have redefined or even abandoned the use of the term chest voice.

"I was born with this chest voice.

In the song, Aguilera hits F5 in full chest voice.

In Debbie's voice the technical mix of the head voice and the chest voice is perfect.

Some people hate the chest voice, and some people say: 'Oh, it's magnificent.

These vocal pedagogists prefer the terms chest voice and head voice over the term register.