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SGEnthusiast -> RE: What is your range? (12/9/2007 8:28:39 PM)

Hey Daniel, any idea on my range? It's been hard not to go hit notes on the piano and figure it out but I haven't been brave enough since my family would have been really curious to know what I was doing (and I didn't want to start all the neighbor dogs howling!). [:)]



musicnerd -> RE: What is your range? (12/9/2007 9:38:03 PM)

Usually G6 to to C4. On a perfect day with proper planetary alignment, I can clear the C7. Haven't practiced much above middle C. I'm the only one in our church who can remotely sing bass. I have been trying to encourange my 8-year old to accept his range, which he thinks sounds too girly...



Kerrlaw -> RE: What is your range? (12/9/2007 11:52:03 PM)

When we were installing my Kenmore, they dropped it on my big toe. I hit a G 10, easy.



armydude -> RE: What is your range? (12/9/2007 11:53:14 PM)

Now, now. Just because you broke the glass...



Kerrlaw -> RE: What is your range? (12/9/2007 11:55:42 PM)

I think I broke the bottle in the deliveryman's jacket.[sm=cooltilt.gif]



L5MAN -> RE: What is your range? (12/10/2007 9:20:42 AM)

A flat below the staff to an E above the staff...I'm talkin' about the bass staff here.[;)]



danielmount -> RE: What is your range? (12/10/2007 10:28:06 AM)

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Hey Daniel, any idea on my range? It's been hard not to go hit notes on the piano and figure it out but I haven't been brave enough since my family would have been really curious to know what I was doing (and I didn't want to start all the neighbor dogs howling!). [:)]


I would guess you have a comfortable range of G3 to E5, and could probably go up to G5 without too much difficulty. I'd be happy to check sometime, perhaps if we're at a church for a conference early enough that pretty much nobody else is there.[8D][:D]



armydude -> RE: What is your range? (12/10/2007 10:34:40 AM)

I would actually be interested in knowing what my range is, but to be honest, I have no clue. I know it's from baritone to a high bass... But to know the actual notes... no clue.



smithtim -> RE: What is your range? (12/10/2007 1:31:31 PM)

Everyday useful range Dflat2 to Bflat4. Doing my vocal exercises to get that last step up to C3 and that last half step down to C2



Kerrlaw -> RE: What is your range? (12/10/2007 5:54:39 PM)

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I would actually be interested in knowing what my range is, but to be honest, I have no clue. I know it's from baritone to a high bass... But to know the actual notes... no clue.


Isn't that an oxymoron?



rkdavis -> RE: What is your range? (12/10/2007 7:04:48 PM)

I can hit a J with tight underwear on. [:D]



1FEATHER -> RE: What is your range? (12/10/2007 7:11:39 PM)

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I can hit a J with tight underwear on. [:D]

Geesh,,,,,,,,,must be supersoprano range???
My range,,,,,,it's a frigidare gas burner! WHY?
Man if your a sellsman and pushing electric,,,,no thanks,I like gas better.[sm=rollingeyes.gif]



1FEATHER -> RE: What is your range? (12/10/2007 7:15:45 PM)

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I sing like the Monkey in Guitarzan![:D],

oh,,an old 60's spiritual,,, bass featured?[sm=shakinghead.gif]



armydude -> RE: What is your range? (12/10/2007 11:58:28 PM)

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I would actually be interested in knowing what my range is, but to be honest, I have no clue. I know it's from baritone to a high bass... But to know the actual notes... no clue.


Isn't that an oxymoron?
LOL! I actually can sing a bass that kinda sorta don't stink too bad. But that was too much to write.[:D]



lowRevelator -> RE: What is your range? (12/11/2007 8:29:00 AM)

I honestly don't know what my range is, I just sing what's required to make the blend better.



MTTROCKS -> RE: What is your range? (12/11/2007 10:41:12 AM)

Well I sing around E3 to G5 all the time. My highest note was I have ever sung is a D6.



Qtman -> RE: What is your range? (12/11/2007 10:42:57 AM)

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I honestly don't know what my range is, I just sing what's required to make the blend better.


That's me. I have never checked to see exactly what my range was. I know I can hit bass notes and sing in the lead range but to put a key on it I can't.



lordpraiser -> RE: What is your range? (12/11/2007 10:44:52 AM)

I can B flat



GVfan -> RE: What is your range? (12/11/2007 10:45:28 AM)

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I can B flat


[:D]



Qtman -> RE: What is your range? (12/11/2007 10:48:08 AM)

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I can B flat


Me too in any key. I can also be sharp from time to time.



AdamEdwards -> RE: What is your range? (12/11/2007 11:09:26 AM)

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I sing like the Monkey in Guitarzan![:D]

I just got a visual from Ray Steven's music video for the song...........[:D][sm=laugh.gif][:D][sm=sly.gif][:D][sm=icon_smile_approve.gif][:D]

I needed a good laugh....[:D]



danielmount -> RE: What is your range? (12/11/2007 11:17:42 AM)

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Well I sing around E3 to G5 all the time. My highest note was I have ever sung is a D6.


Wow!

I knew you did the double high Cs, but I hadn't heard about the D.[:)]



bigboytenor -> RE: What is your range? (12/14/2007 12:39:16 AM)

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That reminds me of something Mark Lowry said on the Gaither video from Atlanta. "Put him in G, Anthony. He'll flat it himself."



So was that originally a Mark Lowry line? Roy Webb would use it every night, and various Gaither band members are still using it.[:)]
I know this has already been answered, but I'm just getting back.[:D] It's not the first time it was used, but it's the first time I heard it.


Interesting--thanks!



Probably not the first time this was used, but I have it on an Imperials live album from the 70s and Jim Murray says that when he's "tuning" the cowbell for "Sail On."

BTW normal day range - G2 to D4
Early morning - as low as C2
Great vocal day - Eb4 (no falsetto, I'm talking blowin' and goin') Doesn't happen very often.



Kingsmen-fan -> RE: What is your range? (12/15/2007 2:04:29 AM)

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I have always loved trying to sing high and low, but never knew what range I had. Until I got this computer program, now I just sing and watch the screen[:D] it is really fun[;)]

My range is down to A1 and up to C6, but I have to work hard to get That high. Singing low is easier for me, but tenor is my favorite to sing.



Jess77 -> RE: What is your range? (4/25/2008 7:40:40 PM)

Well, if anyone knows Dean Hopper's range... I can usually sing comfortable right along with him. If I switch into a head voice, I can sing with Kim for most of her songs. I also like to see how low I can go. [;)] But anyway... I doubt I am singing correctly since Mom always tells me I am singing an octave too high (sounds fine to me) and everyone else pretends to hang themselves when I start to sing. "Oh no... she's singing again!" [&o][:)]



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