Looking for Hairspray clip- Page 2

[Candleshoe2]

Posted: 3/12/05 at 2:08pm

I meant does anyone have it. Sorry for the confusion.

[Candleshoe2]

Posted: 3/12/05 at 2:08pm

I meant does anyone have it. Sorry for the confusion.

[Joshua488]

Posted: 3/12/05 at 2:09pm

You're asking us?

Yes, I do sing. Baritone/bass/countertenor here.

I have never tried the olive oil trick, so I don't know.

I HAVE tried honey. Honey works. Perhaps it's psychosomatic, but I think it works. Updated On: 3/12/05 at 02:09 PM

[~Jer~]

Posted: 3/12/05 at 2:11pm

baritone/bass/countertenor...serious? how old are you?

[Joshua488]

Posted: 3/12/05 at 2:12pm

Yes, I'm serious. Why? And why does my age matter?

Posted: 3/12/05 at 2:14pm

Im a tenor and Im 16... Ummm... I've never tried that... Hmmm... If it works... let me know!

[~Jer~]

Posted: 3/12/05 at 2:14pm

lol... just wondering if your voice had settled or not. Honey works eh?!?! i must try that

[Joshua488]

Posted: 3/12/05 at 2:15pm

Oh, yes. My voice is all done changing. I can just sing/belt alto, mezzo-soprano and soprano, as well as sing baritone/bass. It comes in handy. And it's great at parties, too!

[~Jer~]

Posted: 3/12/05 at 2:20pm

haha, theres no way im trying the Olive trick first!...If you guys try it tell me how it works!

Posted: 3/12/05 at 2:24pm

My friend was in the Philadelphia Boys Chorus and he sang thru puberty and he can hit super high notes in faslestto... its very funny... yet kinda scary

[Joshua488]

Posted: 3/12/05 at 2:26pm

He is probably a countertenor, like myself. Except I use a mix of head and chest voice, and then for the super high notes, I use only head voice.

[~Jer~]

Posted: 3/12/05 at 2:28pm

anyone can hit high notes in falsetto...thats what its for.
Although, ive only recently started to train my falsetto so its kinda week at the momment. falsetto is like the male version of belting.
ya..also called head voice...

joshua488, whats your highest note? (chest) Updated On: 3/12/05 at 02:28 PM

[Joshua488]

Posted: 3/12/05 at 2:32pm

No, if a man is singing in his falsetto, he cannot "belt" those notes. Falsetto is very airy. Otherwise, he is probably using a mix of chest and head voice.

[jonartdesigns]

Posted: 3/12/05 at 2:36pm

why isn't edna in the clip? i've noted that with the exception of seacrest and the tony's i've never seen an enda in a televised version of that number. (can't recall the thanksgiving day performance tho)

[~Jer~]

Posted: 3/12/05 at 2:36pm

i dont mean like screaming belting...ummm..how can i explain...did you watch the Academy awards? I think it was Beyonce who sang, well everytime she twitched she'd be "belting"...argh, this is hard to explain. im just gonna give up on this one...

oh, and might i add...Beyonce was horrible at the Academy Awards!

and if you train your falsetto it wont be all that airy Updated On: 3/12/05 at 02:36 PM

Posted: 3/12/05 at 2:59pm

I didnt see Beyonce on The Academy Awards... Ummm I like to belt cause being a tenor its kinda easy you can go high but i envy you joshua you're a countenor n bass so you can go high and low... ugh.. I wish I could... Joshua, ur awesome!

[~Jer~]

Posted: 3/12/05 at 3:05pm

i think it was beyonce...not sure though... the black girl who sang everysong. One was in french, one was with josh groban and she sang the song from Phantom of the Opera, the one that Emmy Rossum presented i believe. (check your PM's)

[brandonm]

Posted: 3/12/05 at 3:41pm

for a video of you cant stop the beat go to:
You Cant Stop the Beat

[Joshua488]

Posted: 3/12/05 at 3:56pm

Why, thank you, ClumsyDude!

And that Yahoo! link is not working for me... Updated On: 3/12/05 at 03:56 PM

[~Jer~]

Posted: 3/12/05 at 4:45pm

Ya, same...Yahoo link isnt workin.

[Candleshoe2]

Posted: 3/12/05 at 4:54pm

It's not working for me too!