I have a question that I'm wondering if it's related
to this...
In the recital I gave a few weeks ago, I did mostly
classical and then threw in some jazz standards at the
end and lightened up my voice some so that it wouldn't
sound like a classical singer trying to show he's
"versatile". When I was practicing, my teacher would
say that I needed to raise the pitch, that I wasn't in
the core of the tone, but rather hanging toward the
bottom, that I wasn't completely flat, but what I was
sining wasn't completely right. I could never hear
what she was talking about until I got the CD of my
recital and I was singing at the bottom of the pitch
sometimes when I was trying to straight tone a little
more and be more "popular sounding". Is THAT a result
of my bones messing with what I'm perceiving and what
is actually coming out of my head? And if so, how
might I go about correcting it?
Thanks,
Trevor
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