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| bio | website | wheatwilliams.com |
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| location | Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America | |
| age | 49 | |
| visits | member for | 1 year, 9 months |
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Apple Certified Macintosh Technician (ACMT) and Apple Sales Professional (ASP).
Microsoft Windows SBS 2008 (Small Business Server) Network Administrator, supporting Windows 7 clients.
Volunteer business administrator for the Atlanta Baroque Orchestra.
I have also been a technical writer, computer magazine tech journalist, music critic and music journalist, copywriter and publicist, and professional musician.
Languages: English, with some German (Deutsch), Spanish (español), and French (français)
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How does countertenor vocal technique differ from “standard” vocal technique? the term "vocal cavity" isn't a recognized term in pedagogy, so I changed it. |
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How does countertenor vocal technique differ from “standard” vocal technique? added 803 characters in body |
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How does countertenor vocal technique differ from “standard” vocal technique? He means "vocal cords", not "vocal chords". Vocals can't sing chords. Common mistake. |
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How does countertenor vocal technique differ from “standard” vocal technique? Ian Howell, countertenor and music teacher, has a blog where he states: "Countertenors are neither exclusively born nor made; any man can learn to better his countertenor voice." |
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How does countertenor vocal technique differ from “standard” vocal technique? You are wrong. Countertenors are normal basses or tenors who study how to sing in falsetto. There are university music school programs in developing the countertenor technique. There are in fact a very few adult men in the world who can sing in the alto range, but all the professional countertenors I know of are actually basses or tenors who have developed a falsetto technique. |
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What does it mean to be tone-deaf musically and how does one improve? added a useful tag. |
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Does it help if you learn to play certain instruments both right-handed and left-handed? edited title |
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