high notes like Libera

Sue · Post by **Sue** » 14 years ago

Anywhere in this forum here I foud a thread where someone asked if anybody can sing so high like Libera. It was an really old thread and so I think nobody read it anymore. So, now I open the new thread here.
Can someone sing this high notes like Libera? Maybe someone who have videos with his/her singing on the web?

I try it and make the start

I've create this wonderful "earshock" for you cause I've treble voice.
Caution my voice is really high!
I am interested in what would you say, so, comments are welcome

[youtube][/youtube]

Sue · Post by **Sue** » 14 years ago

no one? really?

JimmyRiddle · Post by **JimmyRiddle** » 14 years ago

I wouldn't even begin to try. I could put myself at risk of serious injury.

Murkskis · Post by **Murkskis** » 14 years ago

Oh, Sue !
I'm too shy to sing anything in my treble voice

Silence can be so meaningful and respectful to anyone.

Sue · Post by **Sue** » 14 years ago

Murkskis wrote:Oh, Sue !
I'm too shy to sing anything in my treble voice
Silence can be so meaningful and respectful to anyone.

If you sing anything in your treble voice, that doesn't mean that you never can hold silence.

Sue · Post by **Sue** » 14 years ago

JimmyRiddle wrote:I wouldn't even begin to try. I could put myself at risk of serious injury.

how do you mean this with injury?

TEB · Post by **TEB** » 14 years ago

Sue wrote:
JimmyRiddle wrote:I wouldn't even begin to try. I could put myself at risk of serious injury.
how do you mean this with injury?

For an adult male to force high notes like Liam's double C can damage the vocal cords. That is why RP will not let the boys sing much beyond backing vocals after their voices start to break. To keep them from injuring their vocal cords.

irishoreo · Post by **irishoreo** » 14 years ago

TEB wrote:
Sue wrote:
JimmyRiddle wrote:I wouldn't even begin to try. I could put myself at risk of serious injury.
how do you mean this with injury?
For an adult male to force high notes like Liam's double C can damage the vocal cords. That is why RP will not let the boys sing much beyond backing vocals after their voices start to break. To keep them from injuring their vocal cords.

Unless you're blessed to be a CounterTenor or a rare canstrati...doubt they do the canstrati thing anymore...

little-miss-sunshine · Post by **little-miss-sunshine** » 14 years ago

irishoreo wrote:
TEB wrote:
Sue wrote: how do you mean this with injury?
For an adult male to force high notes like Liam's double C can damage the vocal cords. That is why RP will not let the boys sing much beyond backing vocals after their voices start to break. To keep them from injuring their vocal cords.

Unless you're blessed to be a CounterTenor or a rare canstrati...doubt they do the canstrati thing anymore...

http://teensoprano.blogspot.com/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Not really one, but still.

irishoreo · Post by **irishoreo** » 14 years ago

little-miss-sunshine wrote:
irishoreo wrote:
TEB wrote:
For an adult male to force high notes like Liam's double C can damage the vocal cords. That is why RP will not let the boys sing much beyond backing vocals after their voices start to break. To keep them from injuring their vocal cords.

Unless you're blessed to be a CounterTenor or a rare canstrati...doubt they do the canstrati thing anymore...
http://teensoprano.blogspot.com/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Not really one, but still.

Welcome! and Thank you, i've never heard of him so I'm thank ful for the post!

irishoreo · Post by **irishoreo** » 14 years ago

I actually sent him an email giving him a link to Libera to see if he likes them or not...hope he does.

little-miss-sunshine · Post by **little-miss-sunshine** » 14 years ago

irishoreo wrote:I actually sent him an email giving him a link to Libera to see if he likes them or not...hope he does.

Perhaps then he'll do a post about them.