Yes, you will find that your voice becomes "richer" and also more open the
better you use your breath. I used to sing as a baritone, and now that I
have made the switch to tenor, my middle voice range is much richer than it
ever was before, but I also have a whole higher range that wasn't there 5 or
6 years ago. The main thing is not to get too carried away with the heavy
sound. Let it happen if it's there, but don't get too indulgent :-) It
will only start you bringing your throat back into the voice production.
Not much help here, other than to say keep going, it sounds like the right
things are starting to happen.
Best wishes
Colin
----- Original Message -----
From: <cyrus@e...>
To: <vocalist-temporary@egroups.com>
Sent: 04 August 2000 16:39
Subject: [vocalist-temporary] Bass/Baritone Dicusussion...
> Hello,
>
> In experimenting of late, I have found that with good breath support
> I produce a rather heavy sound. The diff being that I used to only
> get this kind of weight in my voice when singing blastissimo, and now
> it is accomplished over a wider dynamic range. Is this the normal
> progression of things? Once we start to learn to use our voices well,
> the desireable sounds we used to only get in one spot, now can be
> found over more of our range, both dynamic and pitch? Just looking
> for your experiences. Thanks,
>
> CC
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
|
|  |
