| To: "VOCALIST" <vocalist> Subject: RE: Questions...(Mariah Carey) Date sent: Thu, 20 Jan 2000 13:16:54 +1000 Send reply to: VOCALIST <vocalist>
Yes Jessica I think your right... however, I'm sure most everyone has heard Mariah's rendition of 'Without You'. To me, that song is amazing, her voice is full and while that song doesn't have a particularly wide range, it is perhaps one of her most defining performances.
-----Original Message----- From: owner-vocalist [mailto:owner-vocalist]On Behalf Of Jessica Sent: Thursday, 20 January 2000 1:02 PM To: VOCALIST Subject: Re: Questions...(Mariah Carey)
Oh puh-leeeze! 7 octaves. If she can sing seven octaves, she can sing virtually every note on the piano. She likely has a larger than average range - but who really cares? If I've said it once, I've said it a million times. AN AMAZING RANGE DOES NOT EQUAL AMAZING SKILL.
There are some wonderful, amazing, truly gifted singers who have a limited range but have glorious use of the notes within that range. And, there are some other singers with impressive ranges who can't hold a candle to others in terms of qaulity singing. I have a pretty decent range, but have never been asked my range except by other singers who are simply curious. Even in auditions when range is being tested I have never been taken to the extreme of my range in either direction - it simply doesn't matter as long as one has a mastery of the range of notes one needs to sing for any given part or role.
Jessica
on 1/19/00 6:34 PM, fyrekat-at-webtv.net wrote:
> Does anyone know Mariah Carey`s TRUE range.The news said 7 > octaves....
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