Dear Lloyd and co vocalisters,
Lloyd wrote:
I am very familiar with the gradual change from unchanged voice to
changed voice. My voice changed in this manner also. No break, just
a gradual mutation into a lower range. And as a developing tenor I
was able very early to sing into the normal tenor head voice.
A little late reaction, but maybe of any use.
In my case it was exactly the same: very gradual mutation, and later in,
let’s call it mixed voice easy transition to c5 and higher.
But what interests me:
1 Isn’t this a normal situation for a tenor?
2 Or is it only normal for tenors with a natural high c, whatever that
may be?
3 Why would men lose their head voice if the mutation happens less
smooth, after all, the mechanism does not change.
4 What is true about the saying that boys who have a boy-alto voice will
become a tenor and boy-soprano’s baritones/basses?
Best greetings,
Dré
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