In a message dated 4/30/2002 2:23:42 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
bandb@n... writes:
> Well in my experience upper frequencies are always called
> HIGH frequencies and LOW frequencies the grumbles, so the
> LOFTY part of the range means something to me and my
> technique up there always requires a certain preparation,
> which I hope is not too prominent.
> After-all, that is the definition of good technique.
> That it should occur, but not be obvious.
>
> I'd have thought that the idea of high frequencies being the
> lofty one was indeed, fairly universal.
>
>
so reg, if a soprano fell down a well, do you think she'd be a bass
when she hit the bottom?
mike
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