In a message dated 2/1/2002 10:23:09 AM Eastern Standard Time, szy@n... writes:
> << Many singers spend a > great amount of time learning to blend the registers, creating a > seamless and unified sound from top to bottom. >> > > while many do not.
<< The thought that > classical singers would sing only in head voice is > fallacious. >> > > no, there are many who do only sing in head voice. there are > certainly a great deal of sopranos who do and, there are quite a few mezzos > who sing as low as they can in head voice and then do the 'reverse yodel' > thing for their low notes, slamming into their chest voices (simionato, > cossotto, etc.). those who do attempt a mix, seem to mix very low, > getting into head voice as soon as possible. to be clear, i'm saying that > mixing below the Bb above middle C is too low. > > mike
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