Be aware of passagio areas. They aren't quite the
same for men and women. Also, if you use terms like
"mix" "head and chest" for female voices, this isn't
quite the same for men, especially of lower voices.
Good luck. My first student was a soprano and I'm a
baritone. It was and still is a learning experience,
but I'm glad it happened that way, because it forced
me to go and look into things that I wouldn't have
bothered with had my student been a similar voice
type.
Trevor
--- Jennifer <ihateegroups@y...> wrote:
--- Jennifer <ihateegroups@y...> wrote:
> I am a beginning voice teacher and I just got my
> first
> student. I'm a soprano and I haven't had much
> experience working with male voices (my student is a
> man). I know that many things, like breathing and
> posture, are similar in men and women, but I'm
> wondering if there are some differences I should be
> aware of. I'm not sure what voice category he is,
> since I haven't heard him sing yet.
>
> Any and all advice is gratefully appreciated :o).
>
> Jennifer
>
>
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