Oh, I've definitely got a good teacher! :-) We just haven't started
working on this yet and I was looking for other opinions on the matter in
addition to hers. I'm very happy for the reassurance I've gotten. It's
encouraging as I work up for the auditions next year. It leaves me a little
bit of room in my choices - pieces that I've been relegating to the "well, I
used to be able to do those, but there's that note...". Now I'll probably
be a little less worried about that sort of thing and choose things based on
other factors like whether or not they fit into the types of roles I might
be typically cast in, whether they sound good in my voice, etc. And look at
the harder notes more as challenges to overcome than as something impossible
to re-attain.
Thanks!
Laura
-----Original Message-----
From: michael.chesebro [mailto:michael.chesebro@w...]
Sent: Monday, December 03, 2001 9:00 PM
To: vocalist-temporary@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [vocalist] A question of range...
the notes, or the mechanism to produce the notes, should still be there
unless there is something you've left out. Find a good teacher.
Michael E. Chesebro, M.A.,C.C.C., S.L.P.
Voice & Fax: 562/983-9965
Wireless: 562/884-2122
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