> it is the first time I can remember hearing Moreschi
I am not a musician, but I use the table of vocal ranges provided by Franz
Haboeck in his "Die
Kastraten und ihre Gesangskunst", which was rearranged in a more acceptable
form by some
early music experts, and they have allowed me to use their "design"; however,
without going
into all that, Moreschi's highest note was the B natural below the soprano high
C. You can
hear this in his Bach-Gounod "Ave Maria". Forgive me for not using your
terminology.
Elsa
http://www.cix.co.uk/~velluti
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Historian, not musician.
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