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Composers always ask me…
*How can I write music singers will love?
*What’s a safe range for a singer where I can write whatever I want?
*My mezzo friend told me she has a high B-flat but then I wrote one and she said she can’t sing that word on it. What’s going on?
Composers always ask me…
*How can I write music singers will love?
*What’s a safe range for a singer where I can write whatever I want?
*My mezzo friend told me she has a high B-flat but then I wrote one and she said she can’t sing that word on it. What’s going on?
*Why can’t I understand the words in my own piece?
*Why do I need to worry about text setting when I’m writing experimental music using noises and vowel sounds?
Here’s the thing…
*Why do I need to worry about text setting when I’m writing experimental music using noises and vowel sounds?
Here’s the thing…
Here’s the thing:
Unlike instruments, singers perform TEXT—combinations of vowels and consonants that require different movements of the lips, teeth, tongue, jaw…the SPACE in our mouths.
That means there are SO MANY DIFFERENT WAYS to sing EVERY SINGLE PITCH in a singer’s range
Unlike instruments, singers perform TEXT—combinations of vowels and consonants that require different movements of the lips, teeth, tongue, jaw…the SPACE in our mouths.
That means there are SO MANY DIFFERENT WAYS to sing EVERY SINGLE PITCH in a singer’s range
