--- In vocalist-temporary@yahoogroups.com, "Michael <chosdad@y...>"
<chosdad@y...> wrote:
> Dear Jonas:
>
> --- In vocalist-temporary@yahoogroups.com, "razor8882003
> <decentefsci@h...>" <decentefsci@h...> wrote:
> > However,if i continue this exercise ascending the scale,i fall
into
> > the same old trap:I carry my chest voice very high(even till C5
> > while my last chest note is D#4).
>
> I am confused. C5 is an octave above C4 - middle C. I most
> sincerely doubt you can take your chest voice that high,
especially
> if you are a "bass-baritone". So if you are able to continue the
> exercise up that high, and without breaking into a disconnected
> falsetto, I would say you have succeeded in finding a connected
head
> voice.
>
> Sorry you did not find the exercise helpful...
>
> Michael Gordon
Hello again.
No,it's indeed C5(even with difficulty).
And no,the sound doesn't break.It sounds exactly like chest voice.
Very,rich,thick sound.But as i said,these notes sound strained and
very loud.I can't sing them softly.(softly not quiet).
I feel the sound filling my throat while i think i shouldn't.
What's your opinion on that?
Regards
Jonas.
PS.Maybe i could sent a file.
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