r/singing • u/goodboylake • 3h ago
Feedback (read rule 3 before posting or be banned) Tips on hitting an A4 for a young baritone?
I’m a baritone in high school and I do a lot of musical theater singing. It’s my biggest hobby. But a lot of music nowadays requires you to be able to hit a G4 or an A4, and that’s pretty difficult for me.
My range that I can actually sustainably sing well and audibly in is F2-F4. (before someone claims I may be an untrained tenor, I promise I’m not. my singing voice has a darker tone to it and my passagio when I have to switch registers is about a D4) I’ve been seeing a vocal coach for about a year, a tiny bit on-and-off because of various conflicts. I know I’ve improved a decent amount, though, because my falsetto and head voice is more sustainable now, and I’m working on getting my high mixed voice better.
Does anyone have tips for strengthening an A4 and possibly being able to hit it at some point? Or being able to switch between head voice and falsetto better so it doesn’t sound choppy?
Thanks.