In a message dated 10/6/00 8:29:46 AM Central Daylight Time, caioross@z... writes:
<< What, in theory, could be the reason for that? Is the size of the larynx and the rest determining my 'natural' singing voice? >>
The size of the vocal folds, the strength of the instrinsic muscles, and the various characterics of the lamina propria will be the chief factor in determining the voice. Of course with training one can extend the range of the voice, but to a certain degree it is what it is, and an attempt to make it different will often lead to trouble. A flute is a flute and a cello is a cello and they should both perform music that suites them.
Randy Buescher
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