Leslie Jones wrote:
> At 03:27 PM 1/22/01 +0000, Gina <classicalsinger@e...> wrote:
> At 03:27 PM 1/22/01 +0000, Gina <classicalsinger@e...> wrote:
> >The natural changes will take place if you stay out of the way.
> >It's like automatic transmission on a car, not a stick shift!
>
> Ah, but voices come in all makes and models, to continue the
> analogy. Some voices are fortunate enough to not need a lot of
> specific
> attention to registers--for them, I agree with you, less
> micro-management
> is better -- as you said, set them up properly and let them fly.
> However,
> there are some singers who need more help in this area and who need to
>
> think about vowel adjustments, etc. Of course, the end result I think
>
> we're all after is to make the voice sound seamless (unless for a
> special
> effect) to the listener, however we achieve that.
Vowel changes, yes... manual adjustments in the larynx? I don't think
so. Do you? No lightening or coming off the voice just because you are
singing a higher note. I sing full voice all the way up.
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