> << No, the reverse is true for me - it's easier in the
lower register.
> Correspondingly, my lower register was always the
stronger one. >>
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> It took me a long time to do a good onset in
my upper register.
Me, three!! A light lyric soprano, my heavy mechanism
was actually always the stronger one, so consequently
onset was always easier in the heavier than the lighter
mechanism, the comfort zone, where I felt more
confident. It affected my vocal identity as well. In
the early years, I was sure I was going to develop as a
mezzo because that lower part of my voice was so well
developed and so much a part of how I knew and heard my
voice. I greatly resisted becoming the soprano I
actually am (!), until I could shift the way I thought
about my voice, which eventually made the technique come
more easily. So, yup, I can rrrrruhlate! --Erica
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> Christine Thomas
> Wauwatosa, WI
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