Those of you who know me know that I'm not a very good singer. There's a reason I joined band instead of choir.
Despite this, I've spent some time in the privacy of my own room (where no one can hear me) attempting to hum/sing along with some of the songs on my iPod. One thing I've learned from this is that for some reason I can sing with the male singers slightly better than I can with the female singers. It's not much of a difference, but a difference nonetheless.
The exception to this would be any song by Queen. That's just impossible.
Somewhat related quote-from-several-months-ago:
(singing Jazz Police)
Me: (singing bari part) Da da dada dada da duh dah duhdah duh da da
Dayv: (singing alto part) Bwaa daaa, bwaa daaaaa, bwadaaa bwee duh ba bow....
...
Dayv: It might help if my voice weren't lower than yours.
And another:
(singing A Whole New World at last exchange concert reception)
Dayv: (aside) Yes, keep modulating higher.
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Suuusaaaannnn!
ReplyDeleteyou think people have naturally high voices?!?!
noooo!
they train their voices that way!
that's what makes them awesome!
(my vocal range is pretty crappy too; I'm also flat)
Who has the time to train to be awesome anymore?
ReplyDeleteI think I'll just stick to lip-syncing from now on.