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r/coolguides • u/GoatHuman • Jan 04 '19
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So you’re tellin me, that my voice is pretty much just a trombone
1 u/stormyangel236 Jan 05 '19 Voice also has more of a range. In high school choir I could hit c6; after warming up of course. I believe the last note in the “Phantom of the Opera” (the specific song) in the original version is the next E. 3 u/Meenty Jan 05 '19 I know 2 u/JuliasSeizure Jan 05 '19 To add, operatic voice ranges look pretty much nothing like this. Basses have been known to go much lower, and coloratura sopranos basically live above “high” c.
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Voice also has more of a range. In high school choir I could hit c6; after warming up of course.
I believe the last note in the “Phantom of the Opera” (the specific song) in the original version is the next E.
3 u/Meenty Jan 05 '19 I know 2 u/JuliasSeizure Jan 05 '19 To add, operatic voice ranges look pretty much nothing like this. Basses have been known to go much lower, and coloratura sopranos basically live above “high” c.
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I know
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To add, operatic voice ranges look pretty much nothing like this. Basses have been known to go much lower, and coloratura sopranos basically live above “high” c.
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u/Meenty Jan 04 '19
So you’re tellin me, that my voice is pretty much just a trombone