This is a Barbershop list dedicated to the art and practice of singing the low harmony [aka "The Foundation"] in 4-part Barbershop quartets and choruses. It is open to all Barbershop Bass singers and their coaches and directors. As hard as it may be, we will refrain from making fun of the Baritones [we really DO need them to make us sound better] and we'll concentrate on making Basses sing and sound better. Can we hear a low F, please? [grin]
Just singing low won't help your low range (maybe it will in a year or two, but that's a long wait, and even then if you do it wrong, you may never increase
Hi gang: Every now and then people ask about warmups - as witness this thread - but just singing some notes in not warming up, necessarily. I studied with a
The Paul Mayo CD is an excellent resource for developing your singing skills, and warming up I might add. Also, I found that by increasing my upper range, it
Hi you all, As you can guess, I am in the Dixie District. I am not expert in extending range. On my own (with some work shops by the society), I know the only