Well I heard Royce down in Tucson Arizona and allergies and all, still souded like a million bucks. As a voice teacher and fellow bass singer ( who studied some with Jerome Hines btw) I think Royce is among the best because he not only has the range, but also the musicianship and artistry.
I was 30 before my low notes came. When my voice changed I was mortified because I liked singing tenor, but when I got into the swing of singing with JD Sumner and George Younce and Richard Sterban I really enjoyed bass singing more than high singing... especially when my parents no longer dreaded my shrill high tones
It's cool to get all these perspectives...you ever had Tim Riley on your channel? If not, I think that would be awesome. And I agree with Royce about Tim's volume. Out of all basses without a choral background, he'd probably be my first choice to sing in a choir without close amplification. My first S.G. bass for that position would be K.C. Armstrong, as he's got a choral background, but Tim's a close second.
It looks like this is the closest approach to interviewing an opera bass singer... from this channel.. taking into consideration that they are part of our Bass family too.
Lol my son is thankful he has a really deep voice he never worries about if he gonna hit a g1 f1 he talks around eb2 or ab1 just depend he not stay at one note he just talks lol when you know he not fake talking like some of the people he just talks sometimes he has were he not talk lower or higher sometimes he not trying to be deep he talking so he never really has to watch what he eat he already talks deep for lol a young man he is gonna be like all these famous basses know it just have to wait on it till he realized and he be a brand new Jd summer Tim Riley he can do all the styles they do it great he can force his raspiness off he wants or he does not he has practiced to figure it out he not use his mask as much either he very resonant anyways he use his mask lol the loudest g1 or lower you ever hear
Referring to young people trying to talk deep so they get recognized for their bass I guessing he just talks he sound like jd summer when he talk but I mean even he came up while talking emotions and points you need to make you not gonna stay at one note or octive always
I enjoy listening to that bass voice.
Well I heard Royce down in Tucson Arizona and allergies and all, still souded like a million bucks. As a voice teacher and fellow bass singer ( who studied some with Jerome Hines btw) I think Royce is among the best because he not only has the range, but also the musicianship and artistry.
I love this guys spirit
Thank you, Royce! Practical, down to earth, Just great!
I was 30 before my low notes came. When my voice changed I was mortified because I liked singing tenor, but when I got into the swing of singing with JD Sumner and George Younce and Richard Sterban I really enjoyed bass singing more than high singing... especially when my parents no longer dreaded my shrill high tones
So when you were 30 your voice suddenly changed?
Pretty much. Maybe not suddenly, but I was singing high until my late 20s pretty much
Very nice.
God Bless.
It's cool to get all these perspectives...you ever had Tim Riley on your channel? If not, I think that would be awesome. And I agree with Royce about Tim's volume. Out of all basses without a choral background, he'd probably be my first choice to sing in a choir without close amplification. My first S.G. bass for that position would be K.C. Armstrong, as he's got a choral background, but Tim's a close second.
Jerome Hines was a great operatic Bass.
Indeed he was! And a great person too.
HUGE voice!! ua-cam.com/video/TWMn2LcAi3M/v-deo.html
It looks like this is the closest approach to interviewing an opera bass singer... from this channel.. taking into consideration that they are part of our Bass family too.
Lol my son is thankful he has a really deep voice he never worries about if he gonna hit a g1 f1 he talks around eb2 or ab1 just depend he not stay at one note he just talks lol when you know he not fake talking like some of the people he just talks sometimes he has were he not talk lower or higher sometimes he not trying to be deep he talking so he never really has to watch what he eat he already talks deep for lol a young man he is gonna be like all these famous basses know it just have to wait on it till he realized and he be a brand new Jd summer Tim Riley he can do all the styles they do it great he can force his raspiness off he wants or he does not he has practiced to figure it out he not use his mask as much either he very resonant anyways he use his mask lol the loudest g1 or lower you ever hear
Referring to young people trying to talk deep so they get recognized for their bass I guessing he just talks he sound like jd summer when he talk but I mean even he came up while talking emotions and points you need to make you not gonna stay at one note or octive always