What's you vocal range?

**McClef** · 26th March 08, 01:34 AM

Doesn't offend just seems an impossible option for anyone to choose nowadays.

Male Soprano/Falsetto would have been a better one but I guess it does have an amusement value and also cause certain items to withdraw into the body as so often happens when sensing danger.

**Coemgen** · 26th March 08, 01:59 AM

Originally Posted by McClef

Doesn't offend just seems an impossible option for anyone to choose nowadays.

Male Soprano/Falsetto would have been a better one but I guess it does have an amusement value and also cause certain items to withdraw into the body as so often happens when sensing danger.

True, true. I'm having a bit of trouble with "Sighing Softly" for Pirates of Penzance - I have to sing first tenor (bloody high D). I know exactly what you mean

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**elrond** · 26th March 08, 02:34 AM

I even play the bass guitar... it is not a casuality!
What els could I be if not a bass baritone? LOL!!
I love the lowest notes, the slow vibration of the low frequency, that let you move all the inner body... wow! bass is sexy! LOL!

**berserkbishop** · 26th March 08, 02:39 AM

Originally Posted by WarpedBishop

I've been cast anywhere from a bass to a first tenor but I think I fall best as a "tenor".

I would say so.

"If With All Your Heart" suddenly sprang to my mind. You did turn a funny shade of red when singing it though

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BB

**Kilted_John** · 26th March 08, 06:43 PM

Spoken for me. Either that, or mumbling, like Beck... ;-)

-J

**emyclaire** · 4th July 08, 08:51 PM

Originally Posted by berserkbishop

I would say so.

"If With All Your Heart" suddenly sprang to my mind. You did turn a funny shade of red when singing it though

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BB

He sounded like his great grandfather Cunningham who was a high tenor soloist, and sang in barbershop quartets and he made his Grandmother Bishop cry because of the fond memories she had of her daddy when he sang.

**ardchoille** · 4th July 08, 09:01 PM

Tenor here. I spent the last three years of high school in the choir and took vocal lessons, music theory and music mechanics. I played the trombone in marching band, bassoon in concert band, and bass guitar in the jazz band. I also taught myself to play the acoustic guitar, banjo, mandolin, and piano (bluegrass is my favorite).

I've always loved music.

**12stones** · 4th July 08, 09:07 PM

I voted alto, though I can get down into a decent baritone range. It's been ages since I've sung with a group, and most the time can't decide whether I can sing or not (which I think means 'not').

**Computergeek** · 5th July 08, 05:26 AM

I sang opera when I was in college for a couple of years and I have to say that the really nice thing about being a bass is that you tend to get the most interesting roles. If you are familiar with it I sang the part of the Duke\Hades in Orfeo and the bass part for the people that walked in darkness for Handels messiah. those were both fun and challenging.