Dre de Man <dredeman@y...> wrote:
> As far as I can judge from this recording, there
> are two things I like in your voice, that I don't like
> in, let's say, Andreas Scholl's: your lower notes
> sound natural (but not male, in this I disagree with
> John) and secondly and more important, your high notes
> really seem to be bright.
Thank you for your positive comments! You can probably already guess
that I am going to encourage you to like Scholl's voice for its own
merits ;-) I believe all voices have their own unique artistry.
> What we cannot hear from this recording, is how big the sound is, but
> the singer's format is there, you don't need the graph to understand
> this.
I can tell you for sure that it is not a gigantic voice, but it is not
teeny either. Since I have never heard me live, I can't tell you for
sure :( Your only recourse is to attend one of my concerts ;-)
> I think that also this is more simple, and has to do with
> identification: most men want to be man, and identify themselves with
> operatic and other roles and voices that are male. There is nothing
> wrong with that.
Yes, but with a simple paradigm shift, this could change. Many teenage
boys dream of growing up and wearing leather, makeup, and singing high
in a heart-throb band!
-Tako
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