#1
Posted: 6/22/05 at 3:46pm
My vocal range I sing on Broadway is tenor.
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#2
Posted: 6/22/05 at 3:48pm
I dunno. Umm... Low E to High Soprano's G :)
So...Mezzo-Soprano/Soprano, I guess. But I'm not quite in the stratosphere.
So...Mezzo-Soprano/Soprano, I guess. But I'm not quite in the stratosphere.
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#3
Posted: 6/22/05 at 3:49pm
I'm not actually on Broadway (yet). But if we're just talking showtunes in general, soprano/mezzo legit (two E's above treble C) and belt.
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#4
Posted: 6/22/05 at 3:51pm
Rath, clear me up on the octaves. Is the E that you're talking about Christine's high E? Or an octave above?
Is treble C the first ledger off the staff?
Is treble C the first ledger off the staff?
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#5
Posted: 6/22/05 at 3:52pm
Treble C is the one about middle C. I sing the E above the first C off the staff.
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#6
Posted: 6/22/05 at 3:53pm
I'm a tenor, and until recently thought I was a Tenor 1. I hit high C's for auditions when they ask me.
My new voice teacher is an MD/Voice Specialist, and he did a medical assesment of my voice. He told me I was a Lyric Tenor, but a low one. Then he said that this has nothing to do with how high I'll be able to go, or how low. That's just biologically what DNA I was given.
Interesting stuff.
My new voice teacher is an MD/Voice Specialist, and he did a medical assesment of my voice. He told me I was a Lyric Tenor, but a low one. Then he said that this has nothing to do with how high I'll be able to go, or how low. That's just biologically what DNA I was given.
Interesting stuff.
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#7
Posted: 6/22/05 at 4:54pm
High C's for a guy?? Ahh, isn't that painful?
#8
Posted: 6/22/05 at 4:55pm
Man. I am sooooooo lost. 
I learned that the first C above middle C is known as "High" C.
Then I learned the one that was two octaves above middle C was "High" C....and now you're telling me there's a treble C?
Gawrsh.
I learned that the first C above middle C is known as "High" C.
Then I learned the one that was two octaves above middle C was "High" C....and now you're telling me there's a treble C?
Gawrsh.
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#9
Posted: 6/22/05 at 4:57pm
The first C above middle C is Treble C. The octave above that is High C.
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#10
Posted: 6/22/05 at 4:59pm
No the High C isn't painful. It's a part of my range. Granted, I have to be well-aligned and breathing way down deep to prevent strain.
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#11
Posted: 6/22/05 at 5:03pm
Ohhhhhhhh.....
So would it be like...treble D, High F, Treble F, etc?
So would it be like...treble D, High F, Treble F, etc?
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#12
Posted: 6/22/05 at 5:05pm
yes
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#13
Posted: 6/22/05 at 5:10pm
Oooh, I am learning something new!
Soprano here, high C. I don't really know how low I can go, but I'm thinking not that low...
Soprano here, high C. I don't really know how low I can go, but I'm thinking not that low...
#14
Posted: 6/22/05 at 5:50pm
Broadwayfreak I love your avatar!! "Not the Mama!" lol I haven't seen that show since I was a single digit! Anyways mine is a G#3 to G5 and I am a mezzo/belter. I can sing legit as well as I can belt.
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#15
Posted: 6/22/05 at 6:34pm
I'm not sure what note range I have, but I'm inbetween baritone and tenor, mostly tenor...a low tenor! Haha! I can sing two octaves in regular singing and if falsetto counts, then four octaves!
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#16
Posted: 6/22/05 at 6:52pm
im a mezzo- a belter. but ive been known to screech a high A and when my voice is really clear i can do a pretty good tenor.
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#17
Posted: 6/22/05 at 7:39pm
Alto to 2nd soprano. I don't particularly like singing alto parts, but I can and will if assigned to. But I basically stay within the mezzo-to-second soprano area.
#18
Posted: 6/22/05 at 7:43pm
I'm a bass/baritone. You tenors are all bastards.
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#19
Posted: 6/22/05 at 7:50pm
haha, this is such a funny question for me to answer, in paticualr because I'm one of those people that does a number of diffrent things so it's very hard to catgorize me.
(I'm not good with musical notes)
I can sing Tenor to first soprano...I think I go to the High F or G *above high C* ( or higer, I think I go even higer than that) to some where low low low F or G, below Treble C or something like that all I know is that I span alot of octaves.
I 'm a belter and ligit mezzo as well as an Operatic (lyric Soprano) singer. So I do those things both. But when Asked I say Mezzo belter/First Soprano
(I'm not good with musical notes)
I can sing Tenor to first soprano...I think I go to the High F or G *above high C* ( or higer, I think I go even higer than that) to some where low low low F or G, below Treble C or something like that all I know is that I span alot of octaves.
I 'm a belter and ligit mezzo as well as an Operatic (lyric Soprano) singer. So I do those things both. But when Asked I say Mezzo belter/First Soprano
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#20
Posted: 6/22/05 at 8:03pm
I am a tenor, but I have a very convincing falsetto. I was acctually cast as Mary Sunshine in our schools producton of Chicago. My dad wasn't to happy, but he got over it once he realized it was just a show.
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#21
Posted: 6/22/05 at 8:18pm
Definitely a High Soprano...i love belting, though :)
#22
Posted: 6/22/05 at 9:00pm
I love my voice.
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#23
Posted: 6/22/05 at 9:01pm
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#24
Posted: 6/22/05 at 9:32pm
I know i can hit a High B, i'm a tenor/baritone. Everyone calls me a baritone but I have tenor notes. I guess its cause I can go pretty low as well. I wish I had that C, maybe with some more work. I use to think a high G was high for a guy, but not anymore. What would you say is a good range to be a leading Broadway man? Like Hunter Foster or Patrick Wilson or people like that. (those are just my favs)
#25
Posted: 6/22/05 at 9:40pm
Actually, a lot of voice determination is based on the quality of the sound, the timbre, rather than the notes you can sing. I mean, I can sing lower pitches, but they still have soprano quality to them, where as a true alto has a much richer quality to those notes.
That said, I am a true soprano, who doesn't find much that's comfortable to sing in much of the newer musicals...lol
That said, I am a true soprano, who doesn't find much that's comfortable to sing in much of the newer musicals...lol
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