Steve Bowersox is a featured instructor and contributor at Worship Training.
Vocal Aerobics 3
Vocal Aerobics 1
Vocal Aerobics 2
Vocal Aerobics 4
Steve Bowersox explains two basic rules to be practiced daily for any vocal athlete.
Vocal trainer, Steve Bowersox gives some easy to learn quick fixes for producing on the spot harmony.
Steve Bowersox explains how to extend the lower range by using the Jo A Jo A Jo vocal exercise.
Steve Bowersox emphasizes the importance of hydrating properly and regularly for good vocal health.
Steve Bowersox discusses proper microphone handling techniques for vocal performances.
This course starts you down the road to better vocal fitness by helping you develop a daily vocal exercise program and become a vocal athlete. In a set of light vocal aerobic exercises, vocal trainer, Steve Bowersox will help you work on focus and resonance. B
Steve Bowersox discusses how to eliminate tension in the vocal muscles.
Steve Bowersox talks about the benefits of a vocal stretch.
Steve Bowersox explains why lift point rather than range determines what part you sing.
Steve Bowersox talks about ranges, falsetto, the three male voices, and the three female voices.
Steve Bowersox gives pointers on what to do when you get nervous while singing and explains the essentials of communication through song.
Steve Bowersox presents a 'Nin' exercise to help work and extend your range.
Steve Bowersox presents Ng Ah vocal exercises to help develop a 'righteous buzz' that resonates properly in the mask of the face.
Steve Bowersox defines the different vocal lift parts and discusses lift points.
Steve Bowersox speaks on the importance and appropriateness of using gestures and body movement during vocal performances.
Steve Bowersox demonstrates audio examples of individual speaker system parts.
Steve Bowersox focuses on breath support using the diagram through the ha ha ha vocal exercise.
Steve Bowersox explains how to work the weaker areas of the male vocal muscles using the siren exercise.
Steve Bowersox explains the three parts of the Faranelli exercise: intake, suspension, and exhale.
Steve Bowersox covers proper breath support by using a tire tube visual and explaining operating principles of a torpedo.
Steve Bowersox works with an alto volunteer on improving her range.
Steve Bowersox explains how to use tongue extensions to ease tension in the vocal muscles.
Steve Bowersox presents reading exercises with the tongue to improve speech so that words are more easily understood for listeners.
Steve Bowersox answers common student questions about breathing.
Steve Bowersox works on range and support issues with a tenor.
Steve Bowersox address questions concerning ending songs on high notes, pitch problems, dry mouth concerns, and volume issues.
Steve Bowersox recommends various methods, available products, and specific resources for further vocal training.
Steve Bowersox explains the principles and importance of focused sound for the vocalist.
Steve Bowersox recommends vocal exercises to use with the cork and answers common questions from students.
Steve Bowersox explains how to work on the weaker areas of the female voice by using siren exercises.
Are you a Soprano? Mezzo? Tenor? Settle it once and for all as you discover your lift point during these practical exercises. You'll also learn how to instantly harmonize with vocal trainer, Steve Bowersox's "Shake and Bake" harmony. Using the breath managemen
Steve Bowersox encourages questions by stirring up the gift inside you and not allowing fear to hold you back.
Steve Bowersox explains how to accomplish a good vocal 'buzz' by using the 'm' or 'mum mum' exercise.
Steve Bowersox discusses the different parts of a speaker system and compares them to the singer's body.
Steve Bowersox presents an Ng exercise to help develop a 'righteous buzz' that resonates properly in the mask of the face.
Steve Bowersox answers common questions about the buzz including how to feel it, the importance of warm ups, and how to find correct pitch.
Steve Bowersox explains how to use a cork to practice aiming your sound.
At a medium vocal aerobic pace, vocal trainer, Steve Bowersox helps you discover what a good tone feels like and how it sounds. This course helps you explore your vocal range through fun high impact aerobic exercises. You'll also learn practical ways to smooth
Steve Bowersox discusses the importance of developing a narrow focused sound.
Steve Bowersox demonstrates how to use the siren exercise to smooth out the transitions between the three ranges of the voice.
Steve Bowersox explains the purpose of auditions and methods directors may use decide what section to place their singers within the choir.
Steve Bowersox presents concepts and exercises associated with muscle memory and good posture in both standing and seated positions.
Steve Bowersox explains basic concepts associated with good breathing.
Steve Bowersox demonstrates simple Faranelli breathing exercises.
Great tone, phenomenal range and proper breathing are of no use unless you can be understood. In this course you will learn how to work your "enunciator" for maximum efficiency. Vocal trainer, Steve Bowersox also answers vocal student's most frequently asked q
Steve Bowersox explains how to communicate properly with 'enunciators' and presents the Ah Oh Uh vocal exercise that helps improve listener understanding.
Steve Bowersox works with a teen volunteer on improving his baritone range and strengthening his support.
