| Subject: "formants" & voice classifications (was: Questions) From: Jessica To: VOCALIST <vocalist> Send reply to: VOCALIST <vocalist>
Hi Carla, I am certainly not the expert in these regards. I hope other listers will chime in. There are many listers who can offer much better suggestions along these lines than I could even begin to and I will defer to them. I'm glad, however, to hear your working thing out and working through some new repertoire. That's great!
Best, Jessica
on 1/21/00 7:51 PM, Carla Fonseca at fonseca-barbatti-at-uol.com.br wrote: > I've been studying voice with a certain discipline for four months. > I > can sing pretty comfortable from F bellow middle C up to high C#. My voice > teacher has classified my voice as a lyric spinto soprano. > What's the requirement for (dramatic) coloratura. Is that just a matter of > expanding one's range? > Once I heard that the lyric spinto repertoire is the most envied one. Why? > Another one: what are the so called "formants"? How does a person adjust the > vowel production to these formants?
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