Hi Ian, "Bruce Hubbard" never heard of him either. Is Williard English.? Regards Leo ------D rogheda
-----Original Message----- From: Ian Belsey <Idbelsey@y...> To: vocalist-temporary@egroups.com <> Date: 18 May 2000 00:33 Subject: Re: [vocalist-temporary] Vocal Masterclass
> >--- Leo Morgan <leomor@g...> wrote: > Hi >all , went to a vocal masterclass last night in >> the National >> Concert Hall in Dublin.Bass/baritone, Williard >> White, gave the class. He >> has a super voice and is a good teacher. He was >> walking offstage after the session was over and as I >> was sitting >> front roe.I took a chance and asked him to sing. He >> was quite >> charming about it , said it was not in his contract >> but what >> the heck, and sang the "Vagabond" by Vaughan >> Williams. >> >> I had never heard him before. Has anyone on the >> list.?? >> >> Regards Leo ----Drogheda >> >> >> >> >> Dear Leo, > >I have heard Willard many times over the last 15 years >in London mostly. He has a fantastic speaking voice, >but I'm always rather disappointed by his tone when he >starts singing. Rather muddy and dull I think, but >hey, just my tuppence ha'penny worth! Be interested >to know what other listers think? A few years ago >there were a number of galas on UK television such as >The Royal Variety Show, Queen Elizabeth's 40th >Anniversay Concert etc and they would often have >Willard doing Old Man River. However, for my money, >the alternative to that, sometime used was the >wonderful bass/baritone Bruce Hubbard. Now, that was >a voice . . . > >Best wishes, > >Ian Belsey. Voice technician Bromley, Kent, England > >____________________________________________________________ > >------------------------------------------------------------------------ >Make new friends, find the old at Classmates.com: >http://click.egroups.com/1/4052/5/_/843894/_/958606423/ >------------------------------------------------------------------------ > >To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: >vocalist-temporary-unsubscribe@o... > > > >
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