Stephanie's question leads me back to my own question of 8/22, which no one has addressed yet:
How do voice teachers, music directors, etc. determine what voice part a singer actually is? Someone told me once that the decision is not just based on range but that other factors play a part. Unfortunately, they never elaborated much further than saying it has to do with "color" or "timbre" (sp?) of the voice.
Once again I ask: Can someone shed some light on all of this for me?
Thanks! Pat Smith
> First of all, my range has increased in the last two weeks. I am not > sure > if my teacher has it right, or what is going on? > Few weeks ago, I could hardly get the g5, and then my teacher said > to sing > the high notes lighter, and something seemed to click. Now I can > sing a c6 > without a problem. Its like when I get to a d5 or so, its like my > tone > changes and i go in to a whole different register. > And below this, my voice is really dark, and I can sing g3 without a > problem. > My question is, is there like different registers of the female > voice, and > what is it called?
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