>I think any voice type can teach any voice type - however I also think
>it's good for a
>singer to study with a (good) teacher of the same voice type at least once
>along the way,
>because of the intimate knowledge of repertoire and first-hand knowledge
>of the challenges
>in the repertoire that the teacher can provide.
Maybe, maybe not. In theory any voice type can teach any other one. But
my first voice teacher (a woman) classified me as a low bass (even though
I could sing high Cs) and had me singing things like Sarastro's arias a
third lower than written. She nearly destroyed myt voice completely, and
I didn't have a choice of teachers.
Bless Your Heart(s),
Jeffrey Joel
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