The coloratura soprano: a demo by Claire de Sévigné 

She is good. Not for her age. For all. She is good.

its horrible to listen to IMO.gives me a fuckin headache

FloatingMan 😂🤣😩🤪😢🤧

@@o2xb it gives me a headache to sing 🤣

Takes much more work for me to sing the lower notes. The higher it goes, the more comfortable I am. I can sing sustained passages very high, but though I can reach low notes, I can't sing sustained passages in my lower register. Too much strain. No strain in head voice.

I'm a soprano 2 and jump from soprano 2 to alto 1 depending on the song (alto 1 on songs that only have a soprano 1 soprano part, because those C6's hurt unless we have the big soprano 2 range)

@@freyawyttthegoddessandchip7764 What are you talking about ????

Freya Wytt yes i can do that, anyway arguing is useless

look's like you al'so love apo'strophe's

Yeah, I just loooooooooove her voice.

@@deyanncrete8030 what did she said?

this bitch ain't no soprano much less coloratura, bruh

@@666Nightbringer666 what is she then?

@@2016tumblrs She is soprano for sure.

Marc Steel BM What are you hearing? Of course she's a Soprano.

Marc Steel BM the only bitch I see has the username “Marc Steel BM” And much like the last two letters of your screen name you are shit. Not to be confused with “the shit”, just shit. Oh, and yes, she is a Coloratura. What planet do you live on Neanderthal?

lmao powerful my ass.... As a matter of fact my ass produces more powerful sounds than that.... And her voice is ugly and common..

@@666Nightbringer666 you definitely dont know anything about singing technique and it shows... Im sorry for your ignorance

Maybe sopranino's range

@@aleksandarvelinovski8697 What do you mean by "SOPRANINO"? Actually a soprano's range is: G3-C#6(passagio : E5)

@@newhope5729 Sopranino refers to a singing voice that is higher than soprano, it typically refers to a range of about E4 to E6, sometimes extending as high as G6. A sopranino voice type is rare. It is not considered a classical music part, but would be cast as a soprano.

@@aleksandarvelinovski8697 Well..... But yeah, a soprano is exact replica of a baritone..... That too, an octave higher............

The funny thing is that most sopranos sing below an F#3

First of all it's brava and not bravo, you stupid. If you want to use Italian words, use them correctky. Did you see how this idiotic beach pronounced staccato, legato? Are you fucking kidding me?

+Denya Gantenbein Why are you so rude?

Denya Gantenbein Rude. Oh and, why don't you apply your own advice to your english ? ;) just a thought...

F1? and you're a girl?

F1 is a contra note that is a basso profundo note

You need whistle voice. Look up tutorials on YT to find it

I met a working coloratura (she does paid performances to this day) and she would only sing up to an E6. She couldn't sing things like Queen of the Night, but she could do plenty of other roles. I would say it depends on your region and what places/people you work with. You technically don't HAVE to do anything, but if someone else can sing what you can and better, you won't be first choice. If you have a high tessitura and a lot of flexibility in your vocal folds, you could very well take on a coloratura role. If you're under the age of 25, don't judge yourself too much. Just work at your technique and you might be able to get a few extra half steps. You look quite young, so just wait until your voice is fully developed. I know a talent scout for broadway/classical and she doesn't take musical theater students over the age of 20, but she also won't take classical students under the age of 25 lol

Yes, that's the Doll song, by Offenbach.

La chanson de lolympia

@@silverkitty2503 No, it's not called "La chanson d'Olympia". It's called "Les oiseaux dans la charmille". In opera, arias are called after the first line of said aria. Der hölle Rache kocht in meinem Herzen, Casta Diva, Il dolce suono, O mio babbino caro, Un bel dì vedremo, etc. that's how all those arias start.

Yup

PlugInKali and in French La Chanson D’Olympia means Olympia’s song which is still correct. It is also referred to as the doll song. Someone, YOU, needs to take a chill pill and calm down.

shes ok ..i don't like her staccato at all though

Dramatic is heavier than lyric. Spinto is a lyric that can be pushed to dramatic for short passages.

Agree, her voice lost core in the high notes, is thin and small. I think that she is lyric coloratura soprano. I'm dramatic soprano.

Stope with the hyperbole

Luke Warren I’m just like her! I love seeing that I’m not the only one haha

An average coloratura soprano s range is from f3 to an f6

I mean not literally

Lmao NO. she sings in an average range and forcing a few higher notes like all other delusional mezzos trying to sing outside their range in order to fool you, gullible fanatics. and she fvcking sucks bruh, is overrated af so I have no idea why the fvck y'all are praising her so much . even in opera there's singers that are way better than this opera wannabee

Yes, but too low, or, she'll lose her top notes. Very high notes like hers are very delicate, and you have to treat them with care. LOTS of care.

TheMsiaddict and Madame de la Grande Bouche the Wardrobe!

*yawn* If you're already doing the queen of the night, I don't know what else there is left? Bell song maybe? Probably done that too....

+L.e. Kevin you're and not your. Screaming high notes is not the same as singing high notes in Opera voice. Most Americans can't do that

@@denyagantenbein2992 I know this is from two years ago lmao but I normally sing as an alto and for some reason I found a video on coloratura Sopranos and then I found this and sang along with her and was able to do it with ease and it feels so natural and I'm definitely not screaming it

Denya Gantenbein funny I’ve always found that it’s mainly Russian sopranos that scream high notes... **cough**Dimitrova**Cough**

Gabriela Perales Soprano, coloratura soprano DOES mean high. If you studied in musical school, you know the range of coloratura voice and its characteristics.

Gabriela Perales Soprano, also, just to let you know: coloratura and soprano ligera are the same things.

Here is an example of coloratura that to my ears does not involve high notes: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-m2zX8yE067Y.html

She is a Coloratura soprano. She's got a lot of movement in her voice.

"Leggiero" is Italian for "light."

I think it's part of the presentation of the rose scene

Its the Presentation of the Rose duet from Der Rosenkavalier by Strauss. Technically not an aria, but its sometimes excerpted to be a solo because the role doesnt have a traditional aria.