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Good start; you're a musician ahead of others your age. You have youth as a strength; I'm 71, still working on the voice to keep it preserved, until..... A singer's vowel monitoring must continue on, not merely for non-German singers. I listened to your Credo, Votre Toast, Madamina, also. In my opinion, having studied with a voice builder in Cincinnati (and eventually doing solo work at the State Department, Elijah in D.C., and other major roles, Scarpia, as well must not be shouted through, but actually sung on buoyant air). I have to say with all confidence that if a singer's Italianate awe vowel is not emerging from a pure Italian u (oo), then there's a weakness of generated high frequency sound needed to carry over an orchestra. Please don't be fooled by the buzziness in the middle and upper middle; it's of the French school and is okay for many today, but I feel that too much air allowed into the nasopharynx does delimit vocal comprehensiveness in breadth of use. This current approach can be helpfully altered through concentrated work on trying to have that pure, closed Italian u (oo) coming from a deep space of the pharyngeal tissues (avoiding any engagement of external neck muscles, which can grossly be seen). When you find the proper tongue posture and spacing within [and not having to force pursed lips to produce that squillo u (oo)] you are on your way to being able to sing the end of the Wagner phrases ("O du mein holder...) with a legitimate operatic, carrying sound, rather than the dreaded superficial vocal soundings. I learned that piano (ie, softer) vocalizations legitimately arrive (and are solidly established ) because they've emerged from the already well established vowels that are governed by guess what?--the pure , deep, legitimate Italian u (oo) that is of a clear/dark nature. I apologize if I have irritated you, and I wish you all the best. P.S. the u (oo) when it doesn't get away from you (and giving it the space it needs for your higher tessitura) should enable you to pop out Gs with ease, and as your head voice is stronger, perhaps a solid A, or higher (you're obviously not a tenor).

Beautiful, Ted!!

That's one tall pickell!

Good! Keep it up!