Learn To Sing - Belting Part 2

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Learn To Sing - Belting Part 2
Date: 12.02.09
Coach: Brett Manning
Artist: Estelle

Brett's back in the studio with Estelle to continue their lesson on belting. Brett talks more specifically about the artistic and expressive differences between having a truly connected mix, and belting.

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[impactblue573]

Amazing lesson..and she's epic hot...

[markmichaelwong]

loving these videos!!

[lylacgirl123]

XD sounds like he's trying to get her to do sex noises xD

[TeamSeymour]

This is pretty cool, but i really want to learn to improve my volume.

[hefra344]

@piinoieboiie if u want to hear a baritone hit a high C listen to il cupo dolore by mike patton and he is a true baritone

[hefra344]

@piinoieboiie i understand what your saying but robert plant is the person that sang the song first and he is a tenor. Listen to adam lambert or even chris keller sing and u can hear that theyre voices carry better in the upper register than chris cornells. Cornell is a baritone that can belt up to a C listen to rusty cage

[hefra344]

@piinoieboiie ur not telling me anything that i dont already know i was saying that there arer some lyric baritones that can sing up to a C just like there are some tenors that can belt up to an E or in rare cases an F. Im a baritone i know i was slightly confused before but i am 100% sure know. I can belt up to a D

[piinoieboiie]

@hefra344 the height of Adam Lamberts voice is incomparable to any other tenor. If you were to take his voice and compare it with another tenor, the other tenor would be deemed as a baritone if Adams voice was the standard for a tenor voice so don't compare his voice to other singers. Adams lamberts high voice is not only his range... but the extreme lightness and brightness. How could you compare the extreme lightness in his voice to a voice that is clearly lower than his...

[piinoieboiie]

@hefra344 So all I'm really trying to say is that both these terms are the same.. Just of what they apply in the sound of the upper register. So... If some of the greatest natural baritones can only comfortably and correctly sing to A or Bb then what would be the difference of a baritone who learns from this method of getting into the higher upper register or what Brett and everyone else terms as the mix being able to go higher? Then every single baritone would learn from this technique.

[piinoieboiie]

@hefra344 Is his freedom and upper register not the same as what everyone here says is the mix? Is his upper register coordination not the same as how brett, Jesse, and Chris Keller go into their "mix"? They are the same. It is undeniable. If some of the greatest opera singers like the late Pavarotti and Andrea, Juan Diego Florez would sing up in the upper register... with some of the GREATEST TECHNIQUES THEY WORLD HAS TO OFFER?then would it not be the same as a mix? The teachings are the same.

[piinoieboiie]

@hefra344 In opera and in the classical world, the upper register that is above the pasaggio in let's say a tenor...is Roughly E to F#. This and the notes above are the upper register. It is where there are two resonances...Chest and the head voice are together. This is the same relation towards what everyone here considers a MIX...the only difference is the covering and the color that they apply. If you listen to andrea bocelli, would you not say his upper register is not a mix?

[hefra344]

@piinoieboiie and in opera its not that a baritone can only connect to a A or Bb but they dont put notes above that for baritones generally if a baritone can develop a strong mix then they will be able to belt higher