Dr Diane wrote this a couple of weeks ago. For myself one distinction
I would make is in the quality and sustainability of the sound. I can
pretty easily vocalize up to F5 (and down to Bb1), but the core of my
voice is basically between E2 and C5. Now: does that make me a tenor,
a bass, or a baritone? ;-)
Jeffrey Joel
--- In vocalist-temporary@egroups.com, "DIANE M. CLARK (MUSIC
DEPARTMENT)" <DCLARK@r...> wrote:
> Leslie wrote:
>
> > A new teacher who
> believes that if you can vocalise a note with a decent sound and
in the
> center of the pitch, then you can sing it.
>
> I must be missing something here. Please help me understand the
difference
> between vocalizing a note and singing it.
>
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