How low can you go?

How low can you go?

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Standard memberNemesio
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That was pretty low!

Standard memberNemesio
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Originally posted by pawnhandler
That was pretty low!
Not only is it low, but it's solid. I've had a number of people in my choirs who could hit a whole
step higher than that, but their tone was fuzzy and weak. These guys hit low C (below the
staff) and have a full-bodied sound.

Nemesio

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Standard memberscherzo

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Originally posted by Nemesio
Not only is it low, but it's solid. I've had a number of people in my choirs who could hit a whole
step higher than that, but their tone was fuzzy and weak. These guys hit low C (below the
staff) and have a full-bodied sound.

Nemesio
In your choirs?

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Years ago I used to have a solid E-flat, but not with that kind of projection. F is about my limit now.

Standard memberNemesio
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Originally posted by scherzo
In your choirs?
The choirs I have directed and do direct, yes.

Nemesio

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Originally posted by Nemesio
The choirs I have directed and do direct, yes.

Nemesio
Wish I had the time to do that. I run a local jazz combo and am a concert pianist.

That's all I do.