*(Humming)* Exercise 1: 0:12 *(Sliding)* Exercise 2: 0:53 *(Mini mini mini mini me)* Exercise 3: 2:38 *(Lip trills)* Exercise 4: 4:39 *(Oh how I love to sing)* Exercise 5: 5:36
@@altpropaganda7293incorrect. altos are not contraltos, contraltos also have a specific flap in their vocal cords that are different from normal vocal cords, this is why they are naturally able to sing deeper instead of “practicing to become one”.
Question to all you contra alto's: can you sing all the notes in this video in your chest voice??? I can't. At a certain point i have to switch to my headvoice
• “Ombra mai fu” from Serse by Handel in D Major • “Venga pur minacci” from Mitridate re di Ponto by Mozart in F Major • “Amour viens aider ma faiblesse” from Sampson et Dalilah by Saint-Saëns in F Major • “Voce di donna” from La Gioconda by Ponchielli in Eb Major • Erbame dich mein gott from Saint Matthew’s Passion by Bach in Db Major There are so many more you can explore as well.
Im trying to get someone to help me figure out if I am a contralto...My lowest note i can sing is C3 and my highest is a g4. If you could please tell me what that range typically is I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks so much. :)
being a contralto is more about the tona than the range. Yo can have a range from C3 to C5 and be a Tenor or a Contralto, it depends on your tone. Contraltos have an androgynous voice, Tenor's do not.
Thank you so much for this, it’s a great warm up for us contraltos. :)
YES
Agreed : )
Like so many of us on the other side of the pandemic, we’ve lost a lot. This is perfect. I’m already gaining my higher notes with one run at the video
Thank you!! I'm a mezzo soprano but I love expanding my range 😁
*(Humming)*
Exercise 1: 0:12
*(Sliding)*
Exercise 2: 0:53
*(Mini mini mini mini me)*
Exercise 3: 2:38
*(Lip trills)*
Exercise 4: 4:39
*(Oh how I love to sing)*
Exercise 5: 5:36
My gosh! I didn't know I was a contralto until today. This is so helpful!
Thank you - I need this, have just started singing and it’s really helping
I'm an alto, but I really want to learn to be a contralto. Thanks for the video!
You are a contralto if your an alto im pretty sure, I think alto is in reference to a part in choir music so its contralto, mezzo, soprano.
@@altpropaganda7293incorrect. altos are not contraltos, contraltos also have a specific flap in their vocal cords that are different from normal vocal cords, this is why they are naturally able to sing deeper instead of “practicing to become one”.
Alto 2 in choir music. Goes down to the F, E, D (sometimes) @@AquatasOasis
Thank you for this video!
This is incredible, thank you
Question to all you contra alto's: can you sing all the notes in this video in your chest voice???
I can't. At a certain point i have to switch to my headvoice
I also have to jump up towards the end of every exercise.
hi! thank you. this vocal workout is very helpful for Tenors as well and for expanding range to leggero 🎶🙌
thank you!! im a female tenor at my school but vocally a contralto who can’t get very high lol😅
I feel this! 😂
Thank you so much.
Just got into singing again and can't hit the high notes of this lesson. What do? 😅
just practice! some contraltos since their voice is specific to be low pitched it’s not easy, but with practice and consistency you’ll get it!
Thank you!
Thanks 😘
Thanks for the video❤️❤️❤️
Can anyone please tell me a good classical solo for a contalto
• “Ombra mai fu” from Serse by Handel in D Major
• “Venga pur minacci” from Mitridate re di Ponto by Mozart in F Major
• “Amour viens aider ma faiblesse” from Sampson et Dalilah by Saint-Saëns in F Major
• “Voce di donna” from La Gioconda by Ponchielli in Eb Major
• Erbame dich mein gott from Saint Matthew’s Passion by Bach in Db Major
There are so many more you can explore as well.
Thank you! what is the lowest note that you are playing, i'm very new so im just curious what the range of the scales are??
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@@supremethesuperb D3?
@@altpropaganda7293 yep
@@supremethesuperb sweet thank you 🤘🏽
Mmmm what does it mean if you can go deeper??
Keep koing
Im trying to get someone to help me figure out if I am a contralto...My lowest note i can sing is C3 and my highest is a g4. If you could please tell me what that range typically is I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks so much. :)
Please tell us!
as a contralto, my range is c#3-c#5 (or #6 i cant remember)
So I think you might be one
@@atlandfrisk thank you :)
being a contralto is more about the tona than the range.
Yo can have a range from C3 to C5 and be a Tenor or a Contralto, it depends on your tone. Contraltos have an androgynous voice, Tenor's do not.
Oh wow Im a contralto, I could keep going lower actuallyy