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Post by darby on Sept 30, 2019 2:24:57 GMT
 Kim So-hyang (김소향)
Voice Type: Soprano Vocal Range: E♭3-A6 Significant High Notes: A6: " Fly Like A Bird"
F6: "Emotions"
E6: " Bird, Bird, Bluebird"D6: "Dream", " Everyone", "Oh Holy Night"
C♯6: "Hero", "When You Believe"C6: "As I Live", "Lean On Me", " Upon This Rock" B5: " Fate", "I Will Always Love You", " In The Flower Garden", "Mona Lisa", "Where Are You" B♭5: "Arirang Alone", " Beauty And The Beast", "Breathe", "Dream", "Everyone", "For A Thousand Days", "Hero", "It's Only My World", "Lean On Me", "Mermaid", " Mona Lisa", "The Song Begins", "United Korea 4 The World" A5: "Aegukga", " Bridge Over Troubled Water", "Dear Love", "Do You Know", "Hug Me", "I Will Always Love You", "Lean On Me", "Mermaid", "Mona Lisa", "Oh Holy Night", "United Korea 4 The World", "US National Anthem", "You Raise Me Up" live Immortal Songs 2
G♯5: "Beauty And The Beast", " Do You Know", "Dream", "Falling In Love", "Fate", "Fly Like A Bird", "I Have Nothing", "Mermaid", "Upon This Rock" G5: "Arirang Alone", "As I Live", "Atlantis Princess", "Breathe", " Bridge Over Troubled Water", "Dear Love", "Do You Know", "Everyone", " Home", "It's Only My World", "Mona Lisa", "Never Ending Story", "Oh Holy Night", "The Song Begins", "United Korea 4 The World"
F♯5: "Aegukga", "Breathe", "The Day Was Sunny Kiss", "Everyone", "Fate", "Here As One", "Hero", "Home", "Hug Me", "I Have Nothing", "In The Flower Garden", "It's Only My World", "Lean On Me", "Mermaid", "Mona Lisa", "This Too Will Pass", "Thorn Tree", "Upon This Rock", "Where Are You", "You Raise Me Up" live Immortal Songs 2
F5: "Arirang Alone", "As I Live", "Atlantis Princess", "Beauty And The Beast", "Breathe", "Bridge Over Troubled Water", "Day Day", "The Day Was Sunny Kiss", "Do You Know", "Dream", "Eternal Love", "Everyone", "Happy... Like A Fool", "I Have Nothing", "I'll Be There", "It's Only My World", "Jesus", "Lean On Me", "Love You I Love You", "Memory", "Mona Lisa", "Oh Holy Night", "The Song Begins", "This Too Will Pass", "United Korea 4 The World", "You Raise Me Up"
E5: "Ain't No Mountain High Enough", "As I Live", "Atlantis Princess", "Bridge Over Troubled Water", "Dear Love", "Don't Forget", "Dream", "Fate", "Flying In The Sky", "For A Thousand Days", "Here As One", "Home", "Hug Me", "Let It Go", "Oh Holy Night", "The Prayer", "Someday", "Thorn Tree", "US National Anthem", "We Believe", "Wind Song", "You Raise Me Up"
E♭5: "Amazing Grace", "Atlantis Princess", "Beauty And The Beast", "The Day Was Sunny Kiss", "Falling In Love", "Fate", "Here As One", "Hero", "I Have Nothing", "I Love You", "In The Flower Garden", "It's Only My World", "Love You I Love You", "Mermaid", "Never Ending Story", "Only One Thing", "Power Of Love", "Someday", "Upon This Rock"
D5: "Arirang Alone", "Breathe", "Dream", "Eternal Love", "Flying In The Sky", "For A Thousand Days", "Happy... Like A Fool", "Home", "I Will Always Love You", "Memory", "Oh Holy Night", "This Too Will Pass", "Thorn Tree", "To Where You Are", "Until The Lord Returns", "Wind Song", "With Love"
C♯5: "Aegukga", "Amazing Grace", "Beauty And The Beast", "Day Day", "Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas", "Hero", "I Believe I Can Fly", "I Love You", "Love Is A Many Splendored Thing", "Love You I Love You", "Never Ending Story", "Only One Thing", "Power Of Love"
C5: "Dear Love", "Happy... Like A Fool", "How Far I'll Go", "I Miss You", "In The Flower Garden", "It's Only My World", "Memory", "Never Ending Story", "Oh Holy Night", "Only One Thing", "This Too Will Pass", "Upon This Rock", "Where Are You"
Significant Low Notes:
B3: "Fate", "Home", "Hug Me", "Memory"
B♭3: "Beauty And The Beast", "Breathe", "Day Day", "Everyone", "Happy... Like A Fool", "I Love You", "I Miss You", "In The Flower Garden", "It's Only My World", "Jesus", "Power Of Love", "This Too Will Pass"
A3: "Dear Love", "Hug Me", "Memory", "Mermaid", "To Where You Are", "Where Are You"
G♯3: "Fate", "Hug Me", "I Have Nothing", "I Love You", "In The Flower Garden"
G3: "As I Live", "Dear Love", "Flying In The Sky", "Memory", "Mermaid", "The Song Begins", "Where Are You", "Wind Song"
F♯3: "Hug Me", "I Love You", "Never Ending Story", "You Raise Me Up" live Immortal Songs 2
F3: "Breathe", "Everyone", "Happy... Like A Fool", "I Miss You", "The Song Begins", "Where Are You"
E3: "Never Ending Story"
E♭3: "Breathe", "I Miss You"
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Blue marks notes sung in head voice or falsetto
Bold marks particularly impressive notes
Underlines marks notes found in harmonies and backing vocals
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Post by cabarios on Jan 8, 2020 0:51:42 GMT
Her belts are out of this world. Is she even human to support that high?? Sohyang is amazing, but what's so difficult about supporting a 5th octave note? If you have good basic breath support, you, of course, also support upper belts |
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Post by glo on Jan 8, 2020 3:22:31 GMT
Her belts are out of this world. Is she even human to support that high?? Sohyang is amazing, but what's so difficult about supporting a 5th octave note? If you have good basic breath support, you, of course, also support upper belts She has belts to the top of soprano range (C6-D6). If I remember accurately. |
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Post by newdasher on Jan 8, 2020 6:16:43 GMT
Sohyang is amazing, but what's so difficult about supporting a 5th octave note? If you have good basic breath support, you, of course, also support upper belts She has belts to the top of soprano range (C6-D6). If I remember accurately. Only up to C#6 right now actually. All though that's still very impressive. |
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Post by ama on Jan 8, 2020 13:25:24 GMT
Her belts are out of this world. Is she even human to support that high?? Sohyang is amazing, but what's so difficult about supporting a 5th octave note? If you have good basic breath support, you, of course, also support upper belts There’s a huge difference between supporting a C5 and a B5 with ease, you know. Of course, with a great technique, it’s not that hard to support notes, but still, the higher, the harder. Her technique is impeccable and she’s a remarkable singer. |
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Post by cabarios on Jan 8, 2020 15:21:19 GMT
The soprano range is C4 - C4, so she can belt higher than the highet head voice notes of the soprano range, that's aaabsolutely insane.
My comment has nothing to do with Sohyang per se, but rather with those people (Matheus followers) who always and everywhere use the nonsensical term "supported range", who think that it is sth special to have breath support in 5th octave belts and freak out over a belted D5 by saying "omg, it is supported". lol
...and they think e.g. that singers who support a C5 suddenly have no support on a D5 anymore. Never. And usually non of them knows what breath support and they confuse it with other terms (thanks to Matheus' weird YT channels). There are two main groups of these people:
a) those who confuse breath support with vowel modifications and think that round vowels means having breath support and bright vowels means having no support. This is also the reason why they think singers switch at a specific note from support to no support at all: when they need to switch to brighter vowels. But this has nothing to do with breath support
b) those who simply make up random notes for the "supported range" and share the among each other
And most of them have no clue what breath support means and how to determine whether there is or not.
Aaand they usually think that support is the opposite of strain. They think that having breath support automatically means not straining.
Funny concept
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Post by kaji on Jan 13, 2020 21:03:45 GMT
She has belts to the top of soprano range (C6-D6). If I remember accurately. Only up to C#6 right now actually. All though that's still very impressive. The C#6 in Dream doesn't exist. I recommend slowing it down to listen. She is hitting a sharp top C there. And then doing a high D in head voice. |
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Post by kaji on Jan 13, 2020 21:08:35 GMT
The soprano range is C4 - C4, so she can belt higher than the highet head voice notes of the soprano range, that's aaabsolutely insane. My comment has nothing to do with Sohyang per se, but rather with those people (Matheus followers) who always and everywhere use the nonsensical term "supported range", who think that it is sth special to have breath support in 5th octave belts and freak out over a belted D5 by saying "omg, it is supported". lol ...and they think e.g. that singers who support a C5 suddenly have no support on a D5 anymore. Never. And usually non of them knows what breath support and they confuse it with other terms (thanks to Matheus' weird YT channels). There are two main groups of these people: a) those who confuse breath support with vowel modifications and think that round vowels means having breath support and bright vowels means having no support. This is also the reason why they think singers switch at a specific note from support to no support at all: when they need to switch to brighter vowels. But this has nothing to do with breath support b) those who simply make up random notes for the "supported range" and share the among each other And most of them have no clue what breath support means and how to determine whether there is or not. Aaand they usually think that support is the opposite of strain. They think that having breath support automatically means not straining. Funny concept You mean C4-C6 I assume. And that'd be the standard range needed for a soprano repertoire in opera. Not really a full range of the soprano voice. Yes, the whole concept of 'supported range' doesn't make much sense. Especially considering how actual breath support doesn't have much to do with vocal freedom, larynx position etc. as they imply it does. People also conflate the terms 'resonance' and 'ring' on YouTube. Not to mention 'resonance' doesn't mean much on its own, and 'ring' doesn't really actually apply in contemporary concept (in most cases). What they usually call 'resonant' is just a clear, steady sound with an open vowel and usually with a mediocre audio quality in the clip which makes it seem like there's some ring. And absolutely. Strain is not the opposite of support. In fact you can use support and still strain. You can also not use support, be tense and NOT strain. Strain is a pretty severe problem. One that is pretty easy to spot. |
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