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Post by cookie on May 16, 2011 17:20:06 GMT -5
JSYK, The page that was deleted had nothing to do with comments from outsiders. I'm way back here, but as I've been looking for an excuse to post this, I'll offer Unca Dave's comment/reply to Neil. I saved this one with some garish embellishment so I could find it easily. img199.imageshack.us/img199/9287/20090109001dnegativenei.jpg And yet again I must note how much I love every damn member of this family. I want to be related to Unca Dave. |
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Post by nica575 on May 16, 2011 17:22:16 GMT -5
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Post by lindy on May 16, 2011 17:22:54 GMT -5
lyndseyparker inglamwetrust Did you know Adam Lambert married Miranda Lambert?! @billybush @ryanseacrest @lyndseyparker @michaelslezak Contactmusic t.co/e9QktlK about 1 hour ago via Tweet Button Retweeted by lyndseyparker lyndsey retweeted it they changed it and put Blake's name in it
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Post by cassie on May 16, 2011 17:43:40 GMT -5
A recent comment from Angelina on her blog:
It’s interesting that opera professionals take what Adam does with his voice seriously, but they’re not the only ones – around me, many of my colleagues are enamoured with Adam’s voice – and, I might add, not a little jealous! Only kidding, but he really does understand and know his voice in a way that is uncommon to most singers, and that is partly what voice professionals find so intriguing – especially because his voice is hard to classify, although, if I had to be pressed into making a classification, I’d say he is a kind of Leggiero tenor. But I agree that there are darker baritone-type qualities in his voice and that is likely one of the reasons for the many harmonics in his voice – he seems to be able to pull the higher harmonics down whilst simultaneously pulling the lower ones up – astonishing! Can’t wait for his voice to mature! Although completely LOVE how it sounds now!
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Post by midwifespal on May 16, 2011 17:46:39 GMT -5
oooh, cassie, while you're right here:
what does that mean, waiting "for his voice to mature?" At what point is a man's voice mature? and how might Adam's change/improve (!!!)?
ETA: also, what does leggiero tenor mean? Is that something you could explain to a musical dolt like me? (Sorry, you're getting bombarded today, and it isn't even the masterclass thread!)
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Post by lindy on May 16, 2011 17:48:33 GMT -5
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Post by 4Ms on May 16, 2011 17:50:14 GMT -5
A recent comment from Angelina on her blog: It’s interesting that opera professionals take what Adam does with his voice seriously, but they’re not the only ones – around me, many of my colleagues are enamoured with Adam’s voice – and, I might add, not a little jealous! Only kidding, but he really does understand and know his voice in a way that is uncommon to most singers, and that is partly what voice professionals find so intriguing – especially because his voice is hard to classify, although, if I had to be pressed into making a classification, I’d say he is a kind of Leggiero tenor. But I agree that there are darker baritone-type qualities in his voice and that is likely one of the reasons for the many harmonics in his voice – he seems to be able to pull the higher harmonics down whilst simultaneously pulling the lower ones up – astonishing! Can’t wait for his voice to mature! Although completely LOVE how it sounds now! I don't say it enough, but I love your thoughtful commentary. I vaguely recall an age being given somewhere for a male voice to mature. I didn't phrase that very well. Do you know what I'm talking about and is there a general sort of answer? |
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Post by 8toinfinity on May 16, 2011 17:53:51 GMT -5
1. Without Borders (referring to Glam Nation) 2. Sir Twat A Lot 3. Adam Lambert #2 (Again!) 1. Adam - Post Glam Or Adam - Beyond Glam |
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Post by nica575 on May 16, 2011 17:54:32 GMT -5
awwww...too bad...it was so much fun !!!!  Folks, are you all voting on BB? I am just starting for today.. Just to remind you - you do not have to click on "other" IF you point to the "write in" field, do 1) a left click - this will insert the mark into the Other button and then 2) do the right click to paste - one less mouse movement... |
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Post by smokeyvera on May 16, 2011 17:57:55 GMT -5
A recent comment from Angelina on her blog: It’s interesting that opera professionals take what Adam does with his voice seriously, but they’re not the only ones – around me, many of my colleagues are enamoured with Adam’s voice – and, I might add, not a little jealous! Only kidding, but he really does understand and know his voice in a way that is uncommon to most singers, and that is partly what voice professionals find so intriguing – especially because his voice is hard to classify, although, if I had to be pressed into making a classification, I’d say he is a kind of Leggiero tenor. But I agree that there are darker baritone-type qualities in his voice and that is likely one of the reasons for the many harmonics in his voice – he seems to be able to pull the higher harmonics down whilst simultaneously pulling the lower ones up – astonishing! Can’t wait for his voice to mature! Although completely LOVE how it sounds now! From what I understand with a cousin who is a professional baritone, techncically your voice does not mature until your early 40's. The tone of the voice supposedly develops even more richness as you age. If you note most tenors are singing well into their 70's and have more power and resonance and have such a deep richness to their voices |
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