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View Poll Results: What is your vocal range?

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  • Soprano

    1 1.15%
  • Mezzosoprano

    0 0%
  • Alto

    4 4.60%
  • Contralto

    2 2.30%
  • Countertenor

    1 1.15%
  • Castrati

    0 0%
  • Tenor

    17 19.54%
  • Baritone

    30 34.48%
  • Bass-Baritone

    25 28.74%
  • Bass

    7 8.05%
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    Quote Originally Posted by Coemgen View Post
    THE BASSES sing the lowest of anybody. This basically explains everything. They are stolid, dependable people, and have more facial hair than anybody else. The basses feel perpetually unappreciated, but they have a deep conviction that they are actually the most important part (a view endorsed by musicologists, but certainly not by sopranos or tenors), despite the fact that they have the most boring part of anybody and often sing the same note (or in endless fifths) for an entire page.
    The only thing I can say is "Ahhh...Barry White!!!"...SWOON!!!
    Last edited by pipesndrumsnun; 24th March 08 at 11:58 AM. Reason: Missing letter! :)

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