Noticed your reaction at Dream World. Was recorded in 1978 and left unreleased (until 1994). The bit you heard was later used in Does Your Mother Know in 1979.
The high opera note is indeed Agnetha but not from ABBA - The Movie. Take a look at the youtube video "ABBA - behind the stage (Wembley) before Voulez Vous". First it's Frida but then Agnetha joins her. You can't see it in this video but you can hear Frida laughing while Agnetha is still singing. It's not Frida from the ONJ special.
I'm not wholly getting this as a lot of this was Frida singing with Agnetha. Some people think when they hear the high notes or passages that it must be Agnetha alone when in fact it's the sound made by both of them together. Yes, Agnetha has the higher range, but that doesn't mean Frida can't go high. Any way, they both sound fantastic, together or solo.
I don't think that Agnetha has a higher (wider?) range than Frida (or do I understand you wrong and you just meant that Agnetha can sing higher notes than Frida?). It's said that Frida reaches E♭6 too, but Agnetha doesn't reach the deepest notes that Frida can reach, so Frida's range for sure must be wider than Agnetha's. But I think we will never receive the proof for that because no one makes the effort to create such a video also for Frida. 😞
Frida is a mezzo-soprano and Agnetha is a soprano. But Frida can actually span an incredible range because she can use her head voice, falsetto and whistle register to get really high.
I don't have a clue of vocal ranges, so my question is: Is B3 deeper than C#3? I would think so, because B comes before C in the alphabet. It's asserted that Frida's deepest note is C#3. I don't believe that Agnetha as a soprano reaches deeper notes than Frida who is mezzo soprano. So something must be wrong. Either Frida reaches much deeper notes than C#3 or Agnetha couldn't reach B3. Can somebody clarify this?
The majority of these choices are actually joint vocals with Frida, and some are actually just Frida, so not sure why you attributing them solely to Agnetha? Also, are you aware, your niece/nephew seems to have drawn on your face whilst you slept ?
One of the minority of groups that will be listened to 100+ years from now.
I'm hoping for an ABBA concert in heaven, well I have a dream.
You would make a brilliant music teacher. Such enjoyment watching and really listening to what you say
Anyeta Feltskoog is now to pronounce it. Makes it easy ❤️❤️❤️
Noticed your reaction at Dream World. Was recorded in 1978 and left unreleased (until 1994). The bit you heard was later used in Does Your Mother Know in 1979.
Pretty sure some of these are Frida - eg. Summer Night City
The back stage warm up vocals is Frida and not Anna from Abba The Movie.
The high opera note is indeed Agnetha but not from ABBA - The Movie. Take a look at the youtube video "ABBA - behind the stage (Wembley) before Voulez Vous". First it's Frida but then Agnetha joins her. You can't see it in this video but you can hear Frida laughing while Agnetha is still singing. It's not Frida from the ONJ special.
Put on your white sombrero is Frida
I'm not wholly getting this as a lot of this was Frida singing with Agnetha. Some people think when they hear the high notes or passages that it must be Agnetha alone when in fact it's the sound made by both of them together. Yes, Agnetha has the higher range, but that doesn't mean Frida can't go high. Any way, they both sound fantastic, together or solo.
I don't think that Agnetha has a higher (wider?) range than Frida (or do I understand you wrong and you just meant that Agnetha can sing higher notes than Frida?). It's said that Frida reaches E♭6 too, but Agnetha doesn't reach the deepest notes that Frida can reach, so Frida's range for sure must be wider than Agnetha's. But I think we will never receive the proof for that because no one makes the effort to create such a video also for Frida. 😞
Frida is a mezzo-soprano and Agnetha is a soprano. But Frida can actually span an incredible range because she can use her head voice, falsetto and whistle register to get really high.
I don't have a clue of vocal ranges, so my question is: Is B3 deeper than C#3? I would think so, because B comes before C in the alphabet. It's asserted that Frida's deepest note is C#3. I don't believe that Agnetha as a soprano reaches deeper notes than Frida who is mezzo soprano. So something must be wrong. Either Frida reaches much deeper notes than C#3 or Agnetha couldn't reach B3. Can somebody clarify this?
B3 is higher than a C#3. B does come before C but the bottom C on the piano is C1. The very bottom B on the piano is B0.
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Ability of Agnetha's singing is unquestionably!!! Only one question though to that so called tenor - what's with tge face painting???
The majority of these choices are actually joint vocals with Frida, and some are actually just Frida, so not sure why you attributing them solely to Agnetha?
Also, are you aware, your niece/nephew seems to have drawn on your face whilst you slept ?
In Head over heals is Frida the lead singer.
No, it's Agnetha. You can see it in the official video.