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From:  RALUCOB@a...
RALUCOB@a...
Date:  Tue Dec 12, 2000  6:27 pm
Subject:  Re: [vocalist-temporary] Re: Registers, was: Comparison of female and male si...


wim,

thank you for your response. in part, you wrote:

<< I don't think Don studied any female voices using classical male
resonance strategies (with a low larynx). That would interest me too,
since I'm convinced that it must be possible for a robust female
voice to sing in tenor head voice (using 'heavy' vocal fold vibration,
low larynx and second formant tuning), sort of the opposite of
a countertenor ;) >>

i'm just guessing but, i believe this is probably the aim of speech
level instruction. i can't imagine that it would be limited to a robust
female voice as it seems to be more a matter of method rather than meat.

thanks,
mike


  Replies Name/Email Yahoo! ID Date Size
7555 Re: Registers, was: Comparison of female and male Domisosing@a...   Tue  12/12/2000   2 KB
7566 Re: Registers,was: Comparison of female and male Lloyd W. Hanson   Wed  12/13/2000   4 KB
7559 Re: Registers, was: Comparison of female and male Robin L. Frye   Wed  12/13/2000   3 KB
7570 Re: Registers, was: Comparison of female and male w.ritzerfeld@c...   Wed  12/13/2000   2 KB
7583 "Robust" female regsiter was: Registers, was: Com Tako Oda   Wed  12/13/2000   2 KB
7586 Re: "Robust" female regsiter was: Registers, was: Wim Ritzerfeld   Wed  12/13/2000   2 KB
7591 Re: "Robust" female regsiter was: Registers, was: Tako Oda   Wed  12/13/2000   2 KB
7573 Re: Registers, was: Comparison of female and male RALUCOB@a...   Wed  12/13/2000   2 KB
7575 Re: Registers, was: Comparison of female and male RALUCOB@a...   Wed  12/13/2000   2 KB

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