G.F Händel - Messiah - For behold darkness shall cover the earth

This is an upload of me singing an recetativo accomagnato from Händel's oratorio "Messiah". This is acctually one of my favorits, uploaded to demonstrate my new recording-aquipment. What do you think of it? Send me a comment. I have been sick so my voice isn't at it's best, so sorry.

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[ReginaMuse93]

If this wasn't at your best then I would love to hear you sound at your Best because you sound very nice here! I love baritone and your voice is beautiful. Keep it up, don't stop singing. I appreciate your enthusiam for classical music - that's wonderful and very rewarding! :) Have a great day!

[HerrWarja]

@ReginaMuse93 Thanks! I have loads of singingclips on my channel, if you'd like you can check them out

Tobias

[budhrseh2001]

1:28 - 1:23 Here you are generally unsure of the pitch. I'm sure once you hear this you will fix it.

1:06 - 1:13 (See 1:04 - 1:14) also watch the octave jump, remember, clean! no notes in between!

1:20 - 1:22 Don't change notes until it's time. Never anticipate a note change.

1:28 - 1:31 Remember you're not singing musical theater here. Quick note changes, nothing in between.

[budhrseh2001]

1:38 - 1:43 Notes never "sit" they are always moving. While "holding" this note you allowed it to change pitch. The idea of movement will help you control this and hold true to your pitch.

Overall, I think you should work on, not anticipating pitches, moving quickly from note to note, and creating "blocks" of sound in your mind. Never spread in volume on each new word or syllable

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[ReginaMuse93]

@HerrWarja I definitely will do that!