In a message dated 3/1/2001 12:40:40 PM Eastern Standard Time,
DCLARK@r... writes:
DCLARK@r... writes:
<< It has not been my experience, either as a singing teacher or as a speech
teacher, that most women speak in their upper register. I find just the
opposite to be true. >>
diane,
i have to agree with you. i have found, also, that the method many
choir directors use to determine female voice type is; the girls/women who
sing in their 'speaking' voices are altos and the ones who sing in 'head'
voice are sopranos. and certainly, we think of female pop/belting as being
more speech-like and female operatic singing as being unspeech-like for
roughly the same reason.
mike
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