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Roseanne · 12-04-2011, 05:41 AM

Hi - my octave range is from D below middle C - 2 and a half octives and up to upper B.

I used to sing soprano, but now taking lessons in jazz, soul, and blues.

It's a lot of fun, but really hard for me in the middle register, which tends to "crack" as I go through my chest voice and up to head voice.

I don't have a great voice - I just love to sing!

I used to play a couple of instruments, again, fairly averagely, so can read, compose, and write music, which I think helps me with rhythms, and I just love the "off-beat", behind, or in front of the songs in jazz and blues.

Music is so important to me, and I just couldn't live without it.

I so admire the professionals in all music genres - they make it sound so easy, which it isn't! Years of hard work and dedication, not to mention talent!

Roseanne

12-04-2011, 05:41 AM	#64 (permalink)
Roseanne Groupie Join Date: Nov 2011 Posts: 5	Octave range Hi - my octave range is from D below middle C - 2 and a half octives and up to upper B. I used to sing soprano, but now taking lessons in jazz, soul, and blues. It's a lot of fun, but really hard for me in the middle register, which tends to "crack" as I go through my chest voice and up to head voice. I don't have a great voice - I just love to sing! I used to play a couple of instruments, again, fairly averagely, so can read, compose, and write music, which I think helps me with rhythms, and I just love the "off-beat", behind, or in front of the songs in jazz and blues. Music is so important to me, and I just couldn't live without it. I so admire the professionals in all music genres - they make it sound so easy, which it isn't! Years of hard work and dedication, not to mention talent! Roseanne