Sing along with The King's Singers: Loch Lomond (arr. David Overton) 

You should see if you can find a men’s choir locally. I used to find that in SATB scoring, but the parts are far more baritone friendly in TTBB scoring. It also exposed me to more falsetto work, where I now flex between singing Baritone 2 or Countertenor.

@@Tferg93 i wasn’t trying to flex my vocal range ( which is frankly quite mediocre) to insult them or establish my musical superiority, i was just voicing my surprise at their statement and i apologise if it came out in a way that made me seem like an asshole. However, one thing i cannot abide is taking verbal abuse and not responding, so here goes. 1. I wasn’t trying to make it a competition, as i have just explained 2. My application of the word ‘tessitura’ was the correct term to use in this case. I’m sorry that my vocabulary made me seem more intelligent, i’ll stick to using the dumbed down definitions from now on, as not to hurt anyone’s feelings. (Sarcasm if you couldn’t tell, it’s not easy to convey these things in writing) 3. What do you mean “to make you sound like you know what you’re talking about”, i *do* know what i’m talking about, hence the use of the word ‘tessitura’ 4. I know what timbre means, it was completely unnecessary and condescending to explain it to me. 5. Timbre is most certainly important as a singer, however, if you have a range of only 1 octave or so, you can’t really sing anything anyways, so i believe them to be equally important. (I say this, but troye sivan basically made an entire career based on the timbre of his voice, i doubt he even has a tessitura of more that 1 1/2 octaves). On the section of ‘advice’, thank you at least for the attempt to help me, i do appreciate the sentiment, however as i said, you misunderstood to original intention of my comment, partly by my own fault. I also do believe it to be important to encourage others in their endeavours, both to improve their mental state and to maintain your level of functionality in society. However, i also believe that living life as a kind, encouraging and perfect person is incredibly boring. I often find enjoyment in laughing at other’s misfortune, and i think other people do too. I’m well aware of the malicious nature of this practice, but i am content with my current level of morality and i believe it to be acceptable to consciously make the choice not to be the best one can be on an ethical level.

​@@zachrichardson7099 Hilariously! The growing awareness for behaving appropriately, the fear of failing in that and the self-righteousness in making others realise that failure make all of us spill words over words saying basically nothing... a cultural phenomenon.

Yes! Such a rarity. I fit right in baritone and always find myself having to stretch.

​​@@Tferg93 I am a member in 2 gospel-choirs. We sing with 4-voice-melodys in SATB. I am singing the Bassvoice. Tenorvoice is too high for me. What does this mean "countertenor"?

¡Estoy de acuerdo!

My Boys Choir: meninoscantores.blogspot.com/2018/09/pueri-cantores-heralds-of-gospel.html

My Boys Choir: meninoscantores.blogspot.com/2018/09/pueri-cantores-heralds-of-gospel.html

My Boys Choir: meninoscantores.blogspot.com/2018/09/pueri-cantores-heralds-of-gospel.html

My Boys Choir: meninoscantores.blogspot.com/2018/09/pueri-cantores-heralds-of-gospel.html

I can’t wait to meet you guys

Members rotate in and out over time. The group has been in existence since the 1960s or 70s I think.

My Boys Choir: meninoscantores.blogspot.com/2018/09/pueri-cantores-heralds-of-gospel.html

But these three weeks of waiting were 120% worth it. Amazing harmonization!

On last semiquaver of the bar. Good spot! 👀

Apart from a few "missing" fermatas, where isn't it matching? (Honest question)

¡Hacen los dos! Cantieron el (William Tell Overture) y otras. Me parece ellos va a ser perfecto para libertango.

¡Hacen los dos! Cantieron el (William Tell Overture) y otras. Me parece ellos va a ser perfecto para libertango.