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Post by innuendo on Mar 2, 2022 16:08:40 GMT
Freddie Mercury's D5 in The Show Must Go On is my pick for the greatest note ever: beautiful tone, killer vocal line (a B4, then a C#5 and finally the D5, all in full voice), effortless, but, the most important, such a deep emotion in that youtu.be/t99KH0TR-J4?t=203Another pick would be the monstrous A5 from In The Lap Of The Gods by Roger Taylor youtu.be/IeBc-c1Yang?t=5 |
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Post by Steingrim on Mar 2, 2022 18:02:49 GMT
Glenn Miller's G1 in "Do Not Reject me in my Old Age" Here's another Basso Profundo, John Ames. He sings mostly in the second octave but he sings his low notes with such power and resonance. His D#2 at about 1:03 is awesome, and much louder than one would think. I can sing that (Old Man River transposed down two semitones) but the difference in quality would be very noticeable. |
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Post by Steingrim on Mar 4, 2022 17:54:03 GMT
Glenn Miller's G1 in "Do Not Reject me in my Old Age" Here's another Basso Profundo, John Ames. He sings mostly in the second octave but he sings his low notes with such power and resonance His D#2 at about 1:03 is awesome, and much louder than one would think. I can sing that (Old Man River transposed down two semitones) but the difference in quality would be very noticeable. Then there's Kurt Moll, possibly the best opera singer of all time. Here's the cream of C2s : He sings down to F2 here. In general, great singing with spot-on notes and not too much vibrato unlike some of the other opera stars. www.youtube.com/watch?v=idRaewjEHM0 |
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Post by Steingrim on Mar 19, 2022 12:14:58 GMT
Here's another Basso Profundo, John Ames. He sings mostly in the second octave but he sings his low notes with such power and resonance His D#2 at about 1:03 is awesome, and much louder than one would think. I can sing that (Old Man River transposed down two semitones) but the difference in quality would be very noticeable. Then there's Kurt Moll, possibly the best opera singer of all time. Here's the cream of C2s : Just found this gem, where an older Paul Robeson sings Old Man River transposed down to C#2, 4 lower than the original from Showboat. He called himself a baritone but it's pretty clear that he's a natural low bass. It's just that he never sang below C2. |
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Post by Osmosis on Mar 20, 2022 11:57:01 GMT
One of my favourite A4s of all time
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Post by Bink on Aug 6, 2022 8:09:23 GMT
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Post by Goober on Aug 29, 2022 19:43:29 GMT
This is a message to all TRP users in the future.
Dimash's D8 is lame
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Post by Bink on Sept 2, 2022 7:50:23 GMT
Honestly think this might be one of the best notes of all time
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Post by Deleted on Dec 22, 2022 21:02:06 GMT
This B4 from Meat Loaf is my choice for the best note ever.
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Post by Deleted on Dec 27, 2022 5:10:48 GMT
I guess if we're being serious... While we’re on the topic of Tony Bennett, I would like to nominate this note as well. |
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Post by fountain30 on Dec 27, 2022 12:27:39 GMT
youtu.be/88N_6Ifp9UE?t=222I am yet to come across anything that has genuinely shaken me to my core as much as this. Particularly 3:59-4:26. By the time the G5's hit it was over for me.
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Post by Bink on Dec 31, 2022 6:26:18 GMT
My picks for the D5 battle
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Post by Bink on Dec 31, 2022 6:34:35 GMT
B4
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Post by Homelander on Feb 18, 2023 2:09:09 GMT
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Post by Osmosis on Apr 21, 2023 8:21:40 GMT
Axl's F#5 in IRS anyone?
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