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To: Thank You Rush
Yep - the SSB can be very deceiving. The third note is an outlier and very, very low in the range.

You have to work backwards from that note before you begin, or you'll wind up running out of room on top (unless you're Julie Andrews or somebody else with a five-octave range).

19 posted on 07/16/2024 9:55:29 AM PDT by AnAmericanMother (Ecce Crucem Domini, fugite partes adversae. Vicit Leo de Tribu Iuda, Radix David, Alleluia!)
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To: AnAmericanMother
Yep - the SSB can be very deceiving. The third note is an outlier and very, very low in the range.

Absolutely. I am a baritone/bass and have sung it at several sporting events and dedications. You work out your key by how low, but comfortably, you can sing the third note.

I don't know about other singers, but before I go out onto the court or field or whatever I have the first note humming in the back of my throat. I keep it going, quietly, until it is time to sing. If you get the first three notes correct, the rest is on autopilot.

40 posted on 07/16/2024 10:48:39 AM PDT by Crusher138 ("Then conquer we must, for our cause it is just")
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