>>66120255
i'm satisfied with being a commoner baritone pleb

>assblasted baritone spotted
don't insult pavarotti you low voiced bitch

>>66120312
Men's voices don't belong going that high. And Pavarotti is alright he's talented. But dont even get me started on countertenors, holy shit

What is your vocal range? Mine is D2-A4

>>66120345
I would actually love to hear you rant about countertenors.

>>66120255
Gee, wouldn't it be nice if I could HEAR any of the bases in my chorus. I swear there's like one or two good ones.

But the same is true for our tenors.

>>66120255
I agree. I sing bass

>>66120471
I got C2-C5 when I'm really warmed up. Can only get up to an E in my chest voice though unless I am really warmed up and strain myself a bit, then I can hit a G with it.

Baritone master race where

>>66120345
You do realize that almost all countertenors are actually basses, right?

>tfw your voice goes impressively high but you lose control and subtlety the higher you go
Will training fix this?

>>66121042
Yes.

when i was a music major, i had to take some voice classes and ensembles on top of my piano stuff but i remember the voice instructor i had classified me as a tenor. then when i joined the choir ensemble the instructor there said i was a tenor but 'not ready' but i didn't care, so i was put into the bass section. BEST THING EVER. because the bass singers always out numbered everyone else (except maybe the altos) and so i didn't even bother actually practicing a note and mimed my way through 4 semesters of ensemble. i remember the tenors were always the smallest in numbers so they got worked like crazy. good times.

i wish there were more baritone or bass singers in popular music. from the 60s onwards it seems like 95% of pop singers are tenors.

all basses are fat lol