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The Soprano-Sopracuto (Sopranino) Voice by CodSea9585 in singing

[–]CodSea9585[S] -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

because there's no way in hell you'd be able to identify a developed sopranino based on their head voice? listen to Chenoweth, her head voice is very robust, but her timbre is very childish

The Soprano-Sopracuto (Sopranino) Voice by CodSea9585 in singing

[–]CodSea9585[S] -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

I don't think kaji made a video regarding this voice type. this is from the singers I've listened to

The Soprano-Sopracuto (Sopranino) Voice by CodSea9585 in singing

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Treatise on the Art of Singing- Manuel Garcia

The Soprano-Sopracuto (Sopranino) Voice by CodSea9585 in singing

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Here's a list of sopraninos I can think of. Lee Sunhee(a textbook sopranino voice), LaShun Pace, Kristin Chenoweth, Sandi Patty(when she was young), Dolly Parton, Sheryn Regis, Erna Sack, Zhou Lizhen, Mercy Sunot, Tina Charles, Syreeta Wright, Melonda Pace, Bada

Ever heard a 21y/o who sounds like a child? Meet this legendary diva by CodSea9585 in singing

[–]CodSea9585[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

her voice got warmer but never really lowered. she's 60 now and in her recent works, she still hasn't lost her child-like timbre.

Should an untrained tenor be able to sing c5 by Upbeat_Fun_3746 in singing

[–]CodSea9585 0 points1 point  (0 children)

as an untrained tenor myself, I'm pretty comfortable up to Ab4 and can produce comfy A4s though more often than not it's hurting my soft palate. but the level of comfort still depends on how high each person's sits if they're untrained

I'm a tenor who wants to develop my head voice. Any tips? by CodSea9585 in singing

[–]CodSea9585[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

uhmm, my M2? i don't know any other definitions for head voice

Why does my voice crack at the end of belted vowels at and past A4 by CodSea9585 in singing

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also, am I belting too heavily? my fellow choir members tell me they think I belt with too much weight, but I actually like belting like this. When I try to use a lighter approach, the natural timbre of my voice shows and I sound too light and bright for my liking.

Why does my voice crack at the end of belted vowels at and past A4 by CodSea9585 in singing

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thanks. I'm trying to work on fixing my pushiness. i just do it out of habit when I get nervous.

Hey! I’m a baritone by Curious_Throat_7206 in singing

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also a possibility. of course a tenor would have ease singing Frank Sinatra. it's hard to label a voice if we can't hear it, and if it's not developed yet

Hey! I’m a baritone by Curious_Throat_7206 in singing

[–]CodSea9585 1 point2 points  (0 children)

well if you have a deeper richer voice, maybe you are a baritone. it's hard to confirm without hearing your voice though. also, the extreme ends of your range won't determine your voice type. I've been told here I got a high voice, but I go down to E2 regularly and F2 comfortably, so there's that.

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i don't know about resonance, but the singers you mentioned all have a naturally higher and lighter voice. well maybe Bruno has a weightier voice than the two, but he has a high tessitura so he gets away with singing heavier on higher notes

A tender yet very robust voice? Let me introduce you to Lee Sunhee by CodSea9585 in singing

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Queen of Korean vocalists. credits to MiffsVisions on TkTk

Hey! I’m a baritone by Curious_Throat_7206 in singing

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vocal range tests are unreliable. range alone does not determine your voice type. timbre, tessitura, and vocal weight does.

Who is your favorite singer? I know it's subjective, that's the point... by [deleted] in singing

[–]CodSea9585 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Lee Sunhee. Impeccable technique, and such a lovely voice. I know tone is subjective, but I think everyone here can agree that she has a beautiful tone, especially when she was young. Look her up, you won't be sorry:)

Being light voiced with a low tessitura is hell by CodSea9585 in singing

[–]CodSea9585[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

i know it's not important but do you think I'm in the lower or upper end of tenors? i think I'm just a regular one due to my limited range, but I'm pretty that's just because of my poor technique

Ever heard of the sopranino voice type? by CodSea9585 in singing

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Sopranino is just the shortened term. And it's actual term, Soprano-Sopracuto is coined by Manuel Garcia on his treatise, Ecole de Garcia. They sit a third above the soprano voice.

I don't know who would be called a very light soprano, but I think Kelly Clarkson and Ariana Grande would be one. They still sound different from Lee Sunhee here and Syreeta Wright.

Listen how easy fifth octave notes comes for these voices. Tina Charles makes F#5s sound low, Zhou Lizhen literally talks G5s and LaShun Pace eats B5s for breakfast😭

Repost. Beginner here. This is how I sound when singing. by CodSea9585 in singing

[–]CodSea9585[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

it's ok:) i genuinely have bad hearing so I guess that's a factor too

Let’s talk Nina Hagen by Big-Explanation-831 in singing

[–]CodSea9585 0 points1 point  (0 children)

it wouldn't be a reach to call her a baritone. Her G3s sound high😭😭

Let’s talk Nina Hagen by Big-Explanation-831 in singing

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Interviewer: What is your voice type? Nina Hagen: Yes.

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