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- Countertenor - Wikipedia
The nature of the countertenor voice has radically changed throughout musical history, from a modal voice, to a modal and falsetto voice, to the primarily falsetto voice that is denoted by the term today
- Countertenor singers: vocal range, style and famous countertenors
Discover what a countertenor is, the range they sing and who are the famous countertenors you should know about
- Countertenor: The Rarest Singing Voice - Radio Free Brooklyn
In between the male and female ranges is a voice rarely heard in the pop world – the countertenor A countertenor’s range can go higher than a traditional tenor, reaching into the alto range
- Countertenor | Classical Music, Baroque Era, Castrati | Britannica
countertenor, in music, adult male alto voice, either natural or falsetto In England the word generally refers to a falsetto alto rather than a high tenor Some writers reserve the term countertenor for a naturally produced voice, terming the falsetto voice a male alto
- Global Spotlight on Famous Counter Tenor Singers - GigWise
What is a Countertenor? A countertenor is a male singer with an exceptional ability to sing in a range typically associated with female voices These talented vocalists can reach notes in the
- Recounting the Countertenor | CRB - classicalwcrb. org
In short, a countertenor is best described as a singer whose voice has changed due to the presence of testosterone, yet retains a high singing voice comparable to sopranos, mezzo-sopranos, or contraltos, and actively self-identifies with that label
- What Is a Countertenor? (with pictures) - Musical Expert
Countertenor is the uncommonly used term for the male singing voice whose range is quite extreme, from the low tenor notes to the middle notes of the highest soprano voices
- The Classical Countertenor Information Page on Classic Cat
A countertenor is a male singing voice whose vocal range is equivalent to that of a contralto, mezzo-soprano, or (less frequently) a soprano, usually through use of falsetto, or far more rarely the normal or modal voice
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