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Daniel · #16 (**permalink**) Aug-07-2004, 20:41

Of course, so we got 2 at once.

we are complete. So let's sing :P

baroque flute · #17 (**permalink**) Aug-08-2004, 20:17

La, la, la, la...:lol:

oistrach13 · #18 (**permalink**) Aug-09-2004, 09:24

ehhm *starts to sing* do re ma fa tol la hi :blink:

out of tune <_<

Daniel · #19 (**permalink**) Aug-09-2004, 10:03

I would propose we warm up together

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Harvey · #20 (**permalink**) Aug-21-2004, 07:28

I'm a bass. There.

But I'm slowly trying to extend my range.

godzillaviolist · #21 (**permalink**) Jan-25-2005, 03:40

I'm another bass... It seems we now have too many basses and baritones! Some of us will have to sing countertenor just to balance things out

I have a very bright timbre though, I sound like a tenor. Which is good, as it's just the voice I wanted when my voice started to drop

I would love to sing, but I don't have a great voice. My vocal role model would be this bass:

http://www.cantabile-subito.de/Basse...mussorgsky.MP3

( he's singing the death scene in Boris Gudunov )

I love low bright voices like his. Also I like the high dark voices you get in most mezzos and contraltos, and some sopranos ( like Rosa Ponselle ).
godzilla

PS; DW, you have over three octaves! I'm impressed!

Daniel · #22 (**permalink**) Jan-25-2005, 19:49

We must search for 1 soprano and 2 altos I would suggest, and with Countertenor, what about you, James?

Liv · #23 (**permalink**) Aug-13-2005, 22:47

I'm a soprano, but I can sing really really low as well.

karlhenning · #24 (**permalink**) Aug-24-2005, 18:10

Bass.

Cheers,
~Karl

Daniel · #25 (**permalink**) Aug-25-2005, 11:11

Our "member-choir" now: 3 sopranos, 1 Alto, 2 Tenors and 7 Baritons/Basses, and 1 other voice.

Friends, we need mor Altos and Tenors! And some sopranos would be also good! We have a big "bass-ground" now

Harvey · #26 (**permalink**) Aug-25-2005, 21:52

Now we have more basses than anything else.

karlhenning · #27 (**permalink**) Aug-26-2005, 15:14

Actually, as long as your basses sing well (rhythmically clean, and good pitch) so that the bottom is not 'muddy', I like the sound of a choir which has more men than women; acoustically, the bottom strengthens the upper voices, and it can actually sound in better balance than many choirs which have 'even distribution'.

Cheers,
~Karl

LiLi · #28 (**permalink**) Aug-29-2005, 05:13

i sang alto for most of my life and then my new voice teacher said she thinks im a soprano, so i switched in choir. i still have trouble fitting into this new label lol; i CAN sing the high notes, but they dont sound good. atleast not to me..

Daniel · #29 (**permalink**) Aug-29-2005, 10:17

You can be also alto in our "member-choir". So we would have 2 altos, but I think you voted for soprano

. Anyway, some more altos would be nice.

Daniel

P.S. my first statement that I am a tenor with tendency to bariton should be corrected. I think I am more a baritone, would be a choir-bass but can getter higher more easily than lower.

edders05 · #30 (**permalink**) Mar-07-2006, 21:08

I'm an odd one: technically, my voice sounds as if it has broken, and I can sing a G on the bottom line of the Bass clef, but I can still sing all the treble notes in a non-falsetto voice. My highest note is a D a couple of octaves above Middle C.