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Voice Types

  1. i_dig_vivaldi
  2. i_dig_vivaldi
  3. Bryce Westervelt
  4. i_dig_vivaldi
  5. Bryce Westervelt
  6. smileychipper
  7. smileychipper
  8. Smorg
  9. Bryce Westervelt
  10. Smorg

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4.   Jan 21, 2007 12:36 AM

» i_dig_vivaldi - If you could be any voice type for a day what would it be?

In response to If you could be any voice type for a day what would it be? posted by smileychipper:


Lyric-Dramatic or Dramatic Soprano.
No doubt baby.

-- posted by i_dig_vivaldi

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5.   Jan 21, 2007 12:47 AM

» i_dig_vivaldi - If you could be any voice type for a day what would it be?

In response to If you could be any voice type for a day what would it be? posted by brycethetenor:


I'm sure most full lyric or lyric-spinto can sing all 3 of these.

-- posted by i_dig_vivaldi

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6.   Jan 21, 2007 4:18 AM

» Bryce Westervelt - If you could be any voice type for a day what would it be?

In response to If you could be any voice type for a day what would it be? posted by i_dig_vivaldi:


True, though we all have personal tastes as to voice types singing particual repertoire. I have heard people ruin their voices singing repertoire that is too big or look like a fish out of water singing repertoire that their voice can't handle (pun intended) because their voice was big and slow.

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7.   Jan 21, 2007 11:24 AM

» i_dig_vivaldi - If you could be any voice type for a day what would it be?

In response to If you could be any voice type for a day what would it be? posted by brycethetenor:


You are absolutely right. It's important to stay within limits .I haven't developed a taste for small voices singing large rep but i love to hear big voices sing coloratura so does my cat. Callas singing Lucia di Lammermoor or Sonnambula,Traviata, Norma etc. Wooooah mama! I would really love an article from you brycethetenor on vocal care basic and tips . That would be greatly appreciated happy

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8.   Jan 21, 2007 12:03 PM

» Bryce Westervelt - If you could be any voice type for a day what would it be?

In response to If you could be any voice type for a day what would it be? posted by i_dig_vivaldi:


Very good... Vocal Ped. 101 will be forthcoming!

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9.   Jan 22, 2007 6:33 PM

» smileychipper - If you could be any voice type for a day what would it be?

In response to If you could be any voice type for a day what would it be? posted by brycethetenor:
nothing wrong with being big and slow.... although i have been called light, lyric, pretty,and warm...what the hell do i get to sing!!! ????

-- posted by smileychipper

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10.   Jan 22, 2007 6:33 PM

» smileychipper - If you could be any voice type for a day what would it be?

In response to If you could be any voice type for a day what would it be? posted by i_dig_vivaldi:
i thought so too!

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11.   Feb 15, 2007 10:26 PM

» Smorg - If you could be any voice type for a day what would it be?

In response to If you could be any voice type for a day what would it be? posted by brycethetenor:


Can I just steal Marilyn Horne's voice in her prime years for a day?

-- posted by Smorg

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12.   Feb 21, 2007 7:57 AM

» Bryce Westervelt - If you could be any voice type for a day what would it be?

In response to If you could be any voice type for a day what would it be? posted by Smorg:


That wouldn't be a bad voice to steal, now would it?

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13.   Feb 22, 2007 3:11 PM

» Smorg - If you could be any voice type for a day what would it be?

In response to If you could be any voice type for a day what would it be? posted by brycethetenor:


Nope. Just about as versatile a voice as it gets, I think. :o) I was listening to her 1989 'Rinaldo' the other day and the gal was just awesome... at some 59 yrs old.

And Adam Fisher was conducting as if he was in a speed contest. I mean, the guy couldn't be pled into letting his singers breath. And Marilyn Horne... that 59 yrs old kid still went for some really elaborated coloratura work on Rinaldo's last bravura aria near the end.. 'Or la tromba'. The gal had balls....

-- posted by Smorg

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