Glenn Miller LOW Notes EXTENDED (Eb2-B0)
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- Опубліковано 31 лип 2024
- Extended Compilation Of Glenn Miller's Low Notes, enjoy!
about glenn: Glenn Miller is well-known for his unique basso profundo voice. His singing career includes numerous performances and recordings as a member of Conspirare, Robert Shaw Festival Singers, St. Thomas Church Fifth Avenue, Choir of Men and Boys, Choir of St. Paul’s Cathedral London, New York Choral Artists, and Vox Early Music Ensemble in Ann Arbor. As a soloist, Glenn has appeared with the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra and the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra and has been featured in operatic productions in Bonn and Prague. Glenn is Director of Music and Organist at Kirk in the Hills in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan. - conspirare.org/glenn-a-miller/
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0:00 Intro
0:18 Eb2
1:32 D2
6:15 C#2
9:29 C2
14:23 B1
17:20 Bb1
22:09 A1
23:09 G#1
24:28 G1
26:29 F#1
27:36 F1
28:56 E1
29:25 B0
He really is the king of G1
This is even more accurate, that was even close to 30 minutes!!! Amazing!
amazing extended version !
This man is remarkable
So cool!
Hehe nice !
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True
@@Marcell0Bass calm
@@Marcell0Bass Qofy needs to react to this, it'll blow his mind. MAKE IT HAPPEN lol
Do you have the link from 28:28?
Do you have the link for the B0?
Your markings for Angus Dei at 15:30 are wrong. He hit s the B1 once in that recording, as it is a descending scale.
Yes, it descends to Bb1
29:24
Was the B0 chest?
Yep
@@Marcell0Bass Is he the lowest bass singers alive?
@@user-pj6nx3or4u Since Alexander Ort died like a month ago, probably
Being able to go a full octave below B1 is just insane
@@user-pj6nx3or4u Mark McCauley?
Hey
Does anyone know how to expand lower chest voice? I mean is it possible by some training?
@@lol-or5sf That's not true. It takes months to years of training, but you can certainly achieve lower notes by constant practice and even slight forcing. At 27 I couldn't carry an Eb2 or hit a C2, and now after years of training, at 35 I can carry C2 and sometimes hit Ab1-G1.
@@lol-or5sf I'm telling you that's not true. You have to do it slowly. I had a keyboard that could bend pitch down by 1/100 of a half step, so I worked on deepening my lowest note by a quarter of a step at a time, and my voice eventually made its way down to the next half step. Then I would continually practice singing a song with that one pitch alone each time I gained a new quarter step. This ensured that my voice adapted to the new pitch. In doing that many times, I am now much lower than before. Age can be a factor for sure, but mine hasn't changed like that yet.
@@lol-or5sf You don't even know what we are arguing about, apparently. I'm not arguing that age isn't a factor. I'm saying that for me, I haven't yet experienced the vocal shift that comes with age.
What's your experience, because I have 17 years of bass singing, a couple years of voice lessons, and was bass lead in choir for 12 years. I'll trust my lessons and experience over your word, thanks.
@@lol-or5sf That's not being passive aggressive. It's called calling somebody else out who claims to know more than you on a subject that you've researched and practiced for years, and clearly you must not. If you did, you would have had something else to say other than call me a prick; however, in actuality, you made yourself an even bigger one for how you just carried yourself in the last reply. Nice try with your psychological projection, but it didn't work.
@@lol-or5sf actually injuring your voice can cause it to get lower JD Sumner damaged his by drinking and smoking and that got him a Bb0 in chest but of course that's not a worthwhile way to get your voice lower age is the better way but even then it doesn't lower that much more with just age.
These notes are not accurate.
which notes exactly? many were in between two notes, i tried to take the one it was closer to
@@TM-pf1kp 15:32 is a Bb1 instead of a B1, and quite a few Bb1s are B1s.
@@TM-pf1kp 14:28 is a C2 btw
@@TM-pf1kp 24:59 was also a G#1 and 26:58 sounds like an F#2 most of the F#1's sound an octave up except for a few
Clearly he ain’t pitch perfect like me