i think andrew scott is a lyric baritone.
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i think andrew scott is a lyric baritone.
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Best Role Description* for Operatic Basses
beach policeman
porcelain manufacturer
tyrannical misogynist
quack physician
pettifogger
Spanish admiral in love
*as described by the opera-arias.com database
there are five types of operatic tenors:
guy who wants to play cavaradossi until he dies
guy who's just biding his time until he can play tristan
guy who's just biding his time until he can play vere
bel canto guy™️
haute-contre who is playing a strapping hero this week and then, six months from now, second zephyr
In terms of vocal type, is Michael Crawford's singing voice best described as Counter Tenor, Lyric Tenor, or something else entirely?
I’d describe his voice as a lyric tenor.
It is a high and light tenor voice, but to be a countertenor he’d have to constantly sing in falsetto, which he only does on certain notes.
Those "just found my voice type!" ads annoy the hell out of me because girlie that is not a vocal range problem, it's a breath support problem. Also you're lying down.
So baffled by the fact that Wikipedia lists Hozier as a baritone. Like just because he doesn't sound like Justin Bieber or any other teenybopper ass white boy doesn't change the fact that that man is cleanly belting C5s on the regular. He rarely ever goes below D3 too. Tenors are allowed to have richness to their voice
yippie!
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