In a message dated 10/21/2002 9:13:46 AM Central Daylight Time, kriswrite@a... writes:
> This is not the traditional definition of "falsetto," which is a man > singing in a woman's range. It also refers to a sound that cannot be > connected to the chest voice...I have not heard a woman sing in a > falsetto like voice who could not connect it to the chest voice. Is > there such a thing? > > Kristina >
Definitely there is. Many classical female singers bring a lot of head down so low that when they finally have to go into pure chest there is an audible switch. Pop singers often take pure chest too high and then flip into something that lacks any medial compression. Listen to Whitney Houston she does it all the time.
Randy Buescher
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