I've never sang "Come Raggio di Sol," but I will soon... But as for "Dogstar," watch the larynx... Seems a bit throaty... I actually had to do this song this semester and I agree with the previous comments; song needing to be faster and for people with quick coloratura.
This is a very high-quality voice for a young male. I would highly suggest a few things: (1) Get a hairstyle for competitions to completely get your hair out of your eyes. (2) As you go for high passages, do not lift your chin and neck as if to reach. On the word "roaring" you may find it easier to sing the vowel "aw" as in Rawring. Keep up the good work. Prost!
Great voice!! WRONG SONG FOR YOU!!!! Firstly, this is a song usually sung by countertenors; doesn't really suit the lower voice. AND it should be sung much, much faster and much much lighter. The Caldara was much more suitable, and subsequently sounded much better. If you want to really hear how the 'Dogstar' should be sung, the American countertenor , David Daniels sings it perfectly on one of his recordings. Check AMAZON.
No, it's not..."Dog Star" is often sung by tenors and baritones who have agility in their voices, because this song does move. I love the quality/timbre of your voice, it's really quite nice. (Don't let your beginning/ending consonants get in the way, especially "r" 's. Lastly, while I am a fan of David Daniels, contextually, I'm not a fan of the artistic choices he made in his recording of this song, though choice is exactly what he's entitled to as an artist. My pick: Ian Partridge.
in mi opinion come raggio its very fast...it has to be slower..
700cpx 7 months ago
Great Job Patrick!
ocubrian 1 year ago
fantatic job Patrick!!!
KCAyala2 1 year ago
I've never sang "Come Raggio di Sol," but I will soon... But as for "Dogstar," watch the larynx... Seems a bit throaty... I actually had to do this song this semester and I agree with the previous comments; song needing to be faster and for people with quick coloratura.
chrismartinez90 2 years ago
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chrismartinez90 2 years ago
this song reminds me of my days in chorus, me and the guys would often find ourselves singing rosa lee!
epicfalconepawnch 2 years ago
This is a very high-quality voice for a young male. I would highly suggest a few things: (1) Get a hairstyle for competitions to completely get your hair out of your eyes. (2) As you go for high passages, do not lift your chin and neck as if to reach. On the word "roaring" you may find it easier to sing the vowel "aw" as in Rawring. Keep up the good work. Prost!
CountertenorJ 2 years ago
aaw Patrick! this song is so getting you into districts!
KatCross1023 2 years ago
Great voice!! WRONG SONG FOR YOU!!!! Firstly, this is a song usually sung by countertenors; doesn't really suit the lower voice. AND it should be sung much, much faster and much much lighter. The Caldara was much more suitable, and subsequently sounded much better. If you want to really hear how the 'Dogstar' should be sung, the American countertenor , David Daniels sings it perfectly on one of his recordings. Check AMAZON.
32Styx 2 years ago
No, it's not..."Dog Star" is often sung by tenors and baritones who have agility in their voices, because this song does move. I love the quality/timbre of your voice, it's really quite nice. (Don't let your beginning/ending consonants get in the way, especially "r" 's. Lastly, while I am a fan of David Daniels, contextually, I'm not a fan of the artistic choices he made in his recording of this song, though choice is exactly what he's entitled to as an artist. My pick: Ian Partridge.
y0uthinr3volt 2 years ago
yo!! it's Sarah!
you're so good, dude!!!! no wonder you got a 1!!!
gaaraxdancing 2 years ago