What Is My Voice Type? | Understanding Voice Types in Contemporary Worship

[@andreawally4488]

You are by far the best in giving voice training!. I believe GOD has gifted you. I am soprano and sing on an international prayer ministry online. Your training videos have been helping me explore and develop my range. I feel so much more confident, and often sing well at short notice. In addition, I love deep, or very low, soulful singing. I used to wish my voice was alto/tenor. You have helped me tap into my deeper ranges, and I am so elated with the natural tones I've discovered! I can reach high notes easily, and now I sound so versatile, to be able to sing in very low tones too. Who knew I could do that? I know my sweet spot but I can't always find it right away. Some days it hides from me, and that's so frustrating. Thank you for helpng me accept my voice wholeheartedly, and develop my voice, to shine for GOD'S glory! May God continue to bless you and your family. Thanks again! 🙌🏽🙏🏿

[@worshipvocalist]

Hi! So glad you have found the videos helpful - praise God! Blessings!

[@aliciafalendysz6231]

How did you know I needed this 😭 Navigating a worship team with little training is rough! Thank you for this encouragement. You've come so far in your content! Be encouraged yourself! You're killing it and we appreciate you!

[@worshipvocalist]

You're very welcome! And thank you for the encouragement!

[@PinkieJoJo]

Same here. I’ve sang in choirs and sang as lead above an entire congregation but it was hymnal music. I recently joined a worship team and I’m finding it hard to figure out my place in the mix. I was always a high soprano. But I haven’t really sang in years. My voice is definitely lower and I now tend to crack trying to go up higher until I flip into falsetto

[@rozjeffery1]

Me too, loving the privilege of singing in true praise to The Lord❤

[@anonymousMist]

I always knew I was an alto!! Now I have to tell my choir director so I don't have to stress with the sopranos anymore 😅

[@worshipvocalist]

Haha!

[@andreawally4488]

Lol

[@TheSeeking2know]

Important conversation to have. I’ve lost my voice being forced to sing high even though I’m more of a light baritone.

[@shanachambers1206]

Had a choir director tell me half the altos in the world are lazy sopranos. 😆

[@TheSeeking2know]

@@shanachambers1206 That's so wrong!

[@doreenhor4150]

Thank you, I was quite discouraged when I find it difficult to lead worship cause I was trained as a sopranos and like you mentioned, I have been put in a box.

[@worshipvocalist]

Glad it was helpful!

[@MOM09530]

Wow! Thank you for this!! Finally, I found my sweet spot voice.

[@worshipvocalist]

Glad to help!

[@iamebubeofficial]

Thank you Charmaine. Here from Nigeria. Super love your courses.

[@worshipvocalist]

You're welcome!

[@ST52655]

I’m an alto, and I used to sing either alto or 2nd soprano in church choir; alto in the worship team. My best singing notes range from D3 to E5. I can go lower and higher than that, though, from B2 to G5 (A5 on a very good day). Number 15 on your scale was where my comfort level ended, but I easily got up to 18.

[@worshipvocalist]

Good to have this awareness!

[@ameliedealin2529]

This is so great! You're a true gem! Me and my family love you. ❤❤❤

[@worshipvocalist]

Aw thanks!!!

[@rozjeffery1]

God bless you for these insights ❤

[@worshipvocalist]

Thank you! Glad to help!

[@thelmamarfo2224]

Hi. Thanks for this. I’m a female with a low range. I can easily hit a G2 so in the choir I join tenor because when I joined Alto I was kind of struggling. But you encouraged us to not limit ourselves. Probably I can join alto and with time be able to also sing along because I feel like with the tenor I’m also limiting myself. But the question is in case of a swap when I’m doing alto I don’t know how I’ll go about it but a swap is going to be easy for an alto singer. So I wanted to ask, which part do I belong and will you encourage me to sing alto or tenor? Thanks

[@ejdelosreyes]

Thank you so much for the helpful video!

[@worshipvocalist]

You are so welcome!

[@CalvinLimSH-ld5le]

I just follow your worship vocalist channel for some advice how one can improve in our playing and singing P&W songs for the glory of God

[@worshipvocalist]

I hope you find the vocal training helpful! Yes - all for His glory!

[@ElyWill]

Hi this was a wonderful video answering many key points for worship. It’s full of great nuggets! I’m a beginner singer and finding I am strong in my head and chest voice at this time. Do you classify students right off the bat in your lessons or develop more then determine after some time?

[@worshipvocalist]

Glad you enjoyed the video! I don't typically classify my students! But definitely not right off the bat - it's important to see how their voice develops because over time it can change!

[@onixtheone]

Wow Ms Charmaine you’re lookin Charming… I’ll show myself out..🚶🏻

[@ken_david]

Wonderful video ❤

[@worshipvocalist]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@clint8u]

Ty

[@worshipvocalist]

You're welcome!

[@timothymbendo]

I thank God I've encountered such an awesome channel. I desire growth because I am a minister but not doing so well in vocal. Please help me

[@worshipvocalist]

Glad to help! I would encourage you to go through the other resources on my KZbin channel - I pray that you would be blessed and have breakthroughs in your voice!

[@evelynquinones4195]

When I sing with my group and they ask me to do melody or harmony. I do it naturally but do know if I doing in melody or harmony. Could you help me to distinguish this.

[@worshipvocalist]

Hey! Check out the other video on my channel called "Learn to Sing Worship Harmony" - hopefully that will help!

[@OmoGadabadze]

Omg you look sooo gooood 😍🤍

[@Dahjonruby]

Lol I don’t see Falcon soprano in here

[@rhey25]

My voice teacher told me that I am mezzo, but the problem is I am always given the lower parts, since😊 my role in the team is Alto, thanks for the advise, I will also try to develop my voice to singer higher

[@worshipvocalist]

I hear you! We serve where we're most needed - keep it up!