This may be a stupid comment or question, but I think I have this freaky
high range, too...... I never considered it legitimate. I discovered it
when I was trying to do an imitation of Mariah Carey. (she sings FREAKY
high in all of her bad early and mid 90's songs) Is she using this same
range? I don't have too much dynamic control of it. I can sing it with
vibrato, but it feels manipulated somewhat. Also, I can do this range on
some days--- and then not on others. I've never asked my coach about it
because I didn't think it was a "usable" part of the voice...
Melanie
At 14:51 5/31/2000 -0500, you wrote:
>I wonder if you have noticed where her larynx goes when she does this, and
>if she has to have her head in a special position? Can she sing it with
>dynamic control or is it a little wee sound? Just wondering. john
>
>
>At 12:02 PM 5/31/00 -0700, you wrote:
>...
>>The other friend who can sing these freaky notes
>>discovered this register when, trying to sing a high E
>>at the end of the Bell Song, she missed the note
>>completely and found herself singing the A above that,
>>totally accidentally.
>...>Isabelle B.
>
>John Blyth
>Baritono robusto e lirico
>Brandon, Manitoba, Canada
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Melanie Kuolt--mezzo-soprano
University of Wisconsin at Madison
School of Music
Department of Women's Studies
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