Baritones Can Sing High! | Robert Lunte | The Vocalist Studio | Singing Lessons

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[@DontKillAnts]

Thank you Jack Black's cousin...Thanks for letting me know that I can sing high.

[@Treven_Utter]

Robert Lunte lmao

[@CHUCKYLOSTIT]

DontKillAnts I asked him if he meant with or without smoking up 😂

[@twistedminds1422]

Proud Baritone here. Gotta train my voice to go higher. Thank you for this video man. Really inspired me.

[@kleverklogs]

It's a shame as a bass that I can't find anything like this for basses, this'll do though, good video

[@Ppstate32]

kleverklogs what's your range? chest voice only

[@kleverklogs]

zan colja G1 - E4 at a push while belting.

[@Ppstate32]

kleverklogs G1 in full chest? Are you sure?

[@Ppstate32]

kleverklogs Can you record it for me?

[@kleverklogs]

zan colja I'm sure of that, although it's not the most comfortable note for me to hit haha. I've got no means of recording voice currently cause my phone is broken sorry.

[@mrbigbigtoe]

I’m a 23-year-old baritone, I’ve been able to train my voice where I can reliably head down to F2 without fry, and up to A4 without going to head voice. My head voice goes down to A2 and it extends up to D6 when properly warmed up Whistles depend on the day. Sometimes, nothing will come out, and other days, I can whistle into the 7th octave with vibrato. My most reliable whistles tend to be from B5-F6, but most mornings allow up to A6(although mine are not good quality whistles, they’re still notes I can hit) I recently hit C7 when singing Emotions by Mariah Carey, and I also recorded a video of me being able to whistle E7 about a week ago. However, nothing above A6 has came out in over a week, so I’m thinking I was just sick when I whistled E7 lmao I nearly fainted when I realized I had just whistled the highest note in Emotions

[@manglik3815]

F2-A4 is literally my current chest range without having taken any lessons. so i'm not a baritone? could it extend further if i take lessons? i used to have mega pipes before i hit 13. i could belt G5 seemlessly. now it's my highest note in head voice. 😅

[@cicadaboi101]

Highest chest note for me is middle C and my lowest comfortable chest note is F2. Head voice goes up to Bb4 and down to D4. Falsetto for me goes up to C5 down to C3. I have a really terrible range lol. Just a month ago I could go up to C7 comfortably but now i've lost two octaves. I'm starting to hate puberty.

[@lordvoldemort5725]

Charlie I’m not trained, but I can go to an D#2 without fry, but I struggle, and I can go up to maybe an F4 without head.

[@sawyer254]

please tell me your warmup routine 🤠🤚

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[@lindsey777]

This makes sense. I'm a contralto (I take classical voice lessons), and I have hit F6 before which is supposed to be way out of my range.

[@darkcadence938]

Everyone range is different

[@gggfightklub8449]

Dark cadence that can change

[@dreimermusic1]

Hitting is different from sustaining a pitch. Most well-trained vocalists can warm-up very low and very high, but sustaining it is different.

[@TheWhoreofmusic]

5:44 - "A baritone can sing the same note a tenor can but the sound will be a bit darker" - is this true though? I feel like the issue is actually that a baritone who sings up there loses the dark color of the voice and they will have a thin, squeeky sound. I think if baritones just sounded dark and robust up there there wouldnt be people worrying about this. But the problem is actually that the opposite happens to baritones when they sing up in the tenor ranges - they can somehow make the sounds but they just lose all the depth and richness to their sound which they have down in the lower registers.

[@Thevocaliststudio]

NO. Although this is also very much a personal issue. I am a baritone. Go listen to some of my singing videos. Judge for yourself. Some is thinner some is thicker sounding, but that is based on the sound.

[@Blueridge4000]

I’m a Lyric Baritone trained as a toner. My teacher clearly realized I was a baritone but always jumped with glee at the opportunity to substitute me for tenor roles. I never understood this until it was time sing. When I soared, I really soared!It was warm but also dark, opposites that some how blended. Very interesting to hear.

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[@frlrisme1393]

I'm a baritone that are comfortable singing high around C4-B4 and belt up to Eb5 and proud of what I can do

[@smashball3343]

Awesome, my lowest note is F2 and my higest note is G2, im pretty happy with that. edit: g5, not g2

[@indrapondaag2537]

C4 - B4 are tenor's tessitura. You are tenor, not baritone. Baritone can't comfort at G5 above (it's beyond their passagio). Baritone can sing above G5, but in belt mode, not comfort.

[@darkcadence938]

Same here i can Eb5 in full voice and power with no discomfort

[@iangarcia5242]

You're not a baritone

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[@darkcadence938]

I am a baritone and sing high I agree 💯 👌 it's like the tenor and Alto sax, both can hit C5 but has different sound quality, the tenor sax is bright, while the Alto is rich and dark..

[@Seleuce]

Good comparison. It's not only the range itself when it comes to voice colour. There are tenor-like sounding baritones and baritone-like sounding tenors. The individual timbre makes the difference.

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[@markusleimanis1069]

You saved my life. I'm a baritone singer I thought I can only sing up to C4.. thank you now I'm going to train my high notes.👍👍👍🎼🎵🎶🎹🔈🔉🔊🎤 thanks

[@agathaharkness1824]

G2-G#4-Bb5

[@MrAnders1976]

I am a slightly deeper baritone than Robert here and I can tell you that the connected mid register with the head register is a bit of a challenge for the thick bass-baritone voice... Getting the right air pressure and diaphragm support is tricky,, and the muscle cordination around the vocal chords are also difficult in the beginning.. And if you do not practice for a while, be prepared to do some extensive training before it gets seemingless again...

[@adriendjouadouhatcherian-s1858]

I totally agree with this video. That's what I'm telling for years.

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+Robert Lunte Yep ;)

[@rasamasala]

I definitely agree. I'm definitely a Tenor and I sing along with some of Scott Hoyings song (Pentatonix) and he's a Baritone. He's definitely an experienced and professional singer while I've only had a few years of coaching and he sings in what is perceived as the "Tenor" range better than I do hahah. Many people strive for that Tenor sound, but people forget how beautiful Baritones sound as well

[@Richardssong18]

I'm baritone you've made me feel better now lol

[@Seleuce]

Nothing like a true, rich, round and warm baritone. Always was the more seductive type of male voice for me.

[@bradleymonroe6443]

I am also a tenor who is proud of my high notes. I am learning to sing opera and I sometimes sing along with everything from Mozart operas and Broadway Musicals to Voices of Liberty/Voctave plus Pavarotti, Il Divo, Mario Lanza, and Andrea Bocelli. The baritone stuff I sing along with usually goes with Elvis Presley and when singing Beatles as a tenor I usually sing Paul McCartney but can also sing some John Lennon (baritone) as well.

[@arnelflorvillarico2016]

@@bradleymonroe6443 I'm a Tenor My chest voice is strong, My lows are weak When i go down to Ab2 it's like i choke my self. But my Head voice is Counter tenor.

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[@pikaplayer3177]

Thanks alot dude this really inspired me alot i'll definitely now try to increase my vocal range get better at singing and try pursuing a singing career

[@thiago_3_m]

I'm doing whatever I find. I started to do vocal lessons in February and I can't sing a F4 without straining. I'm 19 and I would love to reach high notes but I have no improvement for months. Oh I hate to be a baritone. It's so frustrating.

[@mrbigbigtoe]

I have the same issue. Try listening to an opera baritone and see if you can match their tonality and/or singing position One thing you can also do is attempt to find where your resonance is at, and follow the resonance up. It might make your teeth and/or nose vibrate on the inside of your head. It’s pure feeling. If you can feel resonance, you aren’t straining (never sing loud or hard to hit a note. You should have total volume and expression control over EVERY note you sing) Some people refer to this as “dynamics” So basically, start singing a note that is absolutely comfortable for you to sing with or without proper technique, fade your volume in and out without feeling strain, and work your way up. Finding the position where you resonate is how you do this the most easily, because you can NOT resonate when strain is present. You also will have a forced/unnatural vibrato if you have any at all. Support equals resonance and resonance equals support, as you can’t have one without the other. This is what my natural ear has basically been telling me. I’m not a trained professional, this is just how I practice my singing. Also, switch to head voice. My natural break can occur as early as B3-C4 when I’m not warmed up. Until you get practice or if you have vocal damage, you might have to flip into and out of head voice rather than sing through the break, as I still can’t seamlessly transition through my chest to head or head to chest voice without a break unless it happens accidentally Just my two cents

[@RC-yj7dm]

@gabriel sabangan I don't use pure chest voice when I go up to an F4 but I use mix. I used to have strain on that note (E4 and above lol) but now I'm getting more consistency. TL;DR: I used to but with enough practice I could reach F4 without switching quite easily.

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[@Richardssong18]

I thought I was tenor/ baritone until today I got told I'm baritone but my voice coach said I've got quite a good vocal range. So I guess it's still good and I hope to still achieve great things been a baritone as I love singing.

[@UzairKhan-qd3xu]

being a baritone with large range is better than being tenor

[@bradleymonroe6443]

@@UzairKhan-qd3xu Being a tenor with a large range is as good as being a baritone with a large range but better than a tenor and a baritone with a limited range. Depsite the fact that being a tenor for my voice is better than being a baritone when it comes to the tessitura, I still can have a large range enough to manage some baritone songs but have most of my songs be tenor. Sometimes there are tenor-baritone songs which I can sing with that range as well.

[@phewphew1720]

What range you got?

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[@craigdaubbeats-rapinstrume9185]

I went to elementary school in the 90s and even my music teacher back then didn't say that Baritones couldn't sing high notes. What he did say is if you wanted to be able to continue singing high notes through and after puberty I would have to keep practicing singing high notes before and through puberty if I wanted to keep my voice. Once your past puberty you have the ability to continue doing it. Now from what I can tell, you can still get the ability after puberty even if you didn't practice through puberty, it's just a bit harder than if you had and takes a lot more vocal training. Fortunately I was in chorus and boy choir all through puberty so it's a lot easier for me to get my voice back than some other baritones that weren't training through puberty. But yes baritones can definitely sing high. It's just a matter of how much work you'll have to put in to get there depending on how much work you did on your voice when you were young.

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[@Ignasimp]

I think the difference is the lenght of the vocal folds. People with longer vocal folds have lower voices. Thikness of the folds is what makes you of a lighter or heavyer vocal type. The main dofference of a dramatic and a legiero tenor is that dramatic tenors have thicker folds but of a similar lenght (I think but I'm not sure).

[@saschahoupt6177]

Obviously it’s going to be easier for a thinner voice to stretch longer!

[@cliff1745]

There is a video here on youtube which is about a larynx transplant and the recipient doesn't sound the same as the donor. The surgeon said the larynx doesn't determine how you sound but rather your head space etc.

[@blasterkid2014]

Chris Cornell has a beautiful Baritone voice and can slay just about any Tenor with his high range.

[@blasterkid2014]

absolutely. I had 2 excellent teachers in my late teens and early 20's both were Opera singers.(my first was a classic female soprano (very large woman who could sing her butt off) who ultimately referred me to my male teacher) I would never blame their techniques but I saw with time things I was surprised they never worked harder to develop in my voice that would have possibly extended my range. I had 2 books back then Bel Canto (Cornelius Reid) and one other who's name escapes me right now. (I am a rock singer not opera) I am thinking of getting the hard cover version of the 4 pillars but was curious...I would have access to the videos and midi files once I sign up? Although now I'd consider myself a hobbyist singer...I do want to take my voice where I feel it ultimately could have gone..and who knows. I might start writing and recording again once I start seeing some progress. Which would be great and really make me satisfied I ultimately saw it through! Thanks Robert/

[@ДмитрийКончаков-п5ы]

Chris Cornell is probably a low baritone but not a bari I think. David Coverdale is more likely a bari

[@vrchemical]

I am a baritone and bass and I can sing really high, and my choir director praises me for it and I'm in 7th grade.

[@patricio_argumedo]

Same, but my choir director doesn't care 😂😂

[@sandrofraternali4304]

Thanks from the Heart! I was sad that i am Not a Tenor... now i am happy for the Gift to be a Bariton 🥰🙋🏼‍♂️👍🍀

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[@thirdrevoj683]

How ya'll be baritones and be able to reach 6th to 7th octave in falsetto and whistle? I can only go up to b4 (c5-d5 if I push high enough) I can go as low as c2 and belt full chest to E4.

[@wierzbaplaczaca]

I my opinion baritones can be hit 6th and 7th octave in whistle.

[@heilyx]

What the hell are you gonna do with that notes bro. Just sing in your comfort zone. C2-E4 is perfect range for chest. I only got 2 octaves and sometimes not even 2 octaves in chest (A2 G#4). Singing in this area gives me so much fun. Not that falsetto bullshits or vocal frys. In my opinion your range is awesome.

[@musicval7462]

@unknown unknown98 I just began singing since a month and now my chest goes from F2 to D4 and I can belt full chest till G4 but I can't stay on it. I can almost every day sing all the time between E4 and F4 and if I push my low voice I can go to E2. But I have a shitty head voice, which after A4 I have to push. I can sing a C5 in head voice but that's difficult. If I train a lot my head voice, will I be able to sing in a higher chesty mix ?

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[@theophany1770]

Best explanation of voice types I’ve seen. Thanks for taking the mystery out of all this bs

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[@stefanrusu3562]

Hi i don't know if im a baritone or bass, my vocal range goes from D2 in chest to an F4 pushing. In head voice it's from A2 to E5 and i have 8 months of progress by my self.

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[@wierzbaplaczaca]

I'm a baritone and I can belt to G#4 maybe Bb4. From B4 to B5 is my head Voice. I can whistle from C6 to F#6. My lowest note in the morning is F2, in the middle of day is G#2 and in the evening is A2.

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you rule Robert...always love your videos...knowledge, passion, and intelligence all in one great teacher.

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Thanks for making this video-got my attention and moved me to purchase your course!

[@chrisw5742]

I sing "while high". But I lost my high pitch due to thyroid cancer and getting my neck fused c3-c7. I use BASS range now.

[@chrisw5742]

I have staples holding my neck muscles together.

[@Digi-Work]

Thank U So Much For Guidance! Now I Realized I am Singing in Tenor Ranges to Sing Easily By Lightning My Voice For Three Years. No I Should Try Baritone Cause to Produce Baritone Sound Need to Force Myself in High notes but I cant go too high. But It's Sound Frequency Can Shake a Gas Cylinder's Outside Extra Sound in a Small Room however you opening ur all doors and Windows

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[@ccjccj2238]

Hi I'm 27 years old. I'm usually sing a bass part in the choir. Before, my usual range will be from D2-E4/F4. When, I learned mixing, I cannot quite reach low notes that easy compared before. My usual range will be from F#2-Bb4/B4 and sometimes C5. But comparing my C4-F#4 and the rest of the fourth octave, my voice sounds weaker. Though, accessing A4 is much easier now because of mixing. I think I've found my passagio but can't master it yet. What should I do to strengthen my G4-C5 notes. Usually, my voice shakes at G4-G#4. Thank you! Headvoice, I can reach a relaxed E5/F5. If I'll push, I can reach til G#5 to A5 but of course that's unhealthy. Thank you so much and more power. 🙏💪

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[@sumirekakei6403]

how to sing like jungkook, taehyung and jin? may you create a daily vocal training system for me to become a singer like jungkook?

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[@travelingman9763]

Teddy Pendergrass sang high often and was a bari. Luther Vandross sang lower with a bari timbre and he was a tenor. Johnny Adams had a 5 Octave range. Larry Graham had a 4 Octave range He sounded like a tenor at times! Jeffrey Osborne a bari sings in the Tenor ranges at times.

[@DariusSings91]

Luther Vandross was definitely not a tenor lol He is a lyric baritone.

[@ThordMoller]

I have for so long thought i was a baritone.. But have started to realize im most likely a low tenor as my technique is developing. How cool is that? This is probably quite common too without people realizing. Untrained tenors will not be able to sing all the tenor notes.

[@ThordMoller]

Robert Lunte cool! I've been curious to try your programme for quite some time. Is this a different course than the four pillars?

[@bishbish3103]

Thord Moller Lowkey feel ya, I’m not even trained and I’ve been singing for fun since August 2018 and my range improved somewhere between E2 - B3 and to (C2)Eb2 - G4ish(Bb4).

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[@jasoncovers6246]

This is awesome! Thanks for such an educational vid. I always get confused about where the hell my voice is.

[@cathygracecatubay3207]

Thank you so much sir i almost lost hope of singing high notes because im a baretone

[@cathygracecatubay3207]

Sir can i ask a question?do you have and idea what vocal type is kenny rogers had is he baritone or tenor?plssss sir🙏🙏🙏 and thank you so much!!

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[@andrescamiloarevalo7311]

Freddie Mercury was a baritone able to sing in the tessitura of a tenor, no more to say

[@sreeharisunitha6818]

@@Thevocaliststudio dramatic tenor ....sorry baritone

[@ilajdzapravi]

@@sreeharisunitha6818 Yap, Freddy is not baritone def, I am baritone, and my fry/chest/chesty mix what is usable is about B1-B4/C5, but my voice getting tired if I sing non-stop on these high notes upper tham F4, so I need special repertoar to relax my voice. And Freddy def wasn't baritone, just listen sound of his voice.

[@thechangeofyes8179]

Freddie’s vocal passage was around G4. Baritones usually break around Eb4-E4. Freddie was indeed a tenor. Most likely a dramatic tenor. No baritone should be able to hit an E5 in chest. Let alone even a C5.

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[@KindaFeelsNice]

My total range is from D2-C5 (not including falsetto) I'm untrained and my comfortable range is G3-F4 What am i?

[@boundary2580]

Either a tenor or a baritone. It depends on how your high notes sound.

[@JustinRoblox]

its not really about range, its about the sound quality of your voice, its all about if you have a more husky and chest resinated voice rather than a lighter, brighter voice that determines your vocal type.

[@bradleymonroe6443]

You are a tenor with a big range. Most likely you would be a low tenor that may sing some spinto tenor repertoire. I am also a low tenor (most likely to be a dramatic tenor) as well except my range without my falsetto and vocal fry is G2 - C5 (occasionally up to C#5-Eb5) and my tessitura is Gb3 - Gb4.

[@gunnarcharles226]

Bassatone my brotha

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[@zayanzuhdi5217]

hi Mr Robert,I'm Zayan I'm a baritone and I have a friend that basically born a tenor,we both are good singers,but the difference is he able to sing high notes without even trying,meanwhile to reach the notes that he sang I have to work so hard and strain my voice,and still I can't sing the notes he's sang,can you help me sir thank you

[@zayanzuhdi5217]

Robert Lunte and sir why if I tried really hard and force my voice way too high my voice is like slip or cracking? is that dangerous?

[@zayanzuhdi5217]

Robert Lunte I do sir thank you I really wants to train my voice,cause I think that i have a potential talent,do you have any branch here in indonesia?

[@trentonpalmer4180]

Zayan Zuhdi Im a tenor but I find that tenors get a bad rap for not being able to go low its harder for me to go high then me to go low for example I have a breaking pointin between my head voice and my falsetto but I can go too lower bass without breaking at any note

[@trentonpalmer4180]

Zayan Zuhdi also Ik baritones that can hit a much higher range then I can

[@pierrebeukes6315]

I am a dramatic baritone and my voice range is G flat 2 to E flat 5.

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[@trentonpalmer4180]

also why does it seem that people say that tenors dont have to use their diaphram as much when singing

[@brettweary8491]

Absolutely Awesome Video Sir

[@Thevocaliststudio]

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[@dharcscout4860]

Intresting to know, I've been experimenting with my playlists Everyday at home after school, shocked my choir teacher but still needed me in a lower pitch cuz everyone else is higher.

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[@WarringtonEtienne]

Well said! Thank you!

[@sedtar]

This video is really refreshing and inspiring in a world that's full of classical-minded musicians. I've always been told by my music teachers that I'm a tenor and they tell me when I warm up on the scale I can go higher than when I sing, however I don't feel comfortable around and above the passagio zone and I do go lower than expected. My problem is that I tend to "unconsciously" switch to falsetto when I'm supposed to enter my mixed register while singing and I don't know what to do about that, ,y last two teachers told me I can sing those notes and that I should but never told me how. Is there anything I can do to stop switching to falsetto too early? Thank you for your time and effort. Cheers. Samir

[@sedtar]

Thanks for your quick response, the link to your page and your song, you seem to be a unique man as lecturer as well as in the studio. I'm honestly I'm not good with books at all, prefer videos and might consider lessons in a couple of months instead of the book. Just need to double check how it would work with the time difference between Seattle and Sweden where I live. Thanks again and hopefully we could work together some time in the very near future.

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[@khalidgeith416]

When he clapped his hands saying "they dont have much fat" I almost shit myself 😂😂😂😂😂

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[@j.dtruths5577]

Robert, thank you very much - I really enjoyed this information, i will indeed check out your website and information. I am singer / Songwriter and have always wondered how I could improve my singing voice in a sense so others could hear the quality of my original song material. I probably fit perfectly in the Higher Baritone range just naturally cause I can sing comfortably down to F2 and minor struggle to A# 4, even with that being said I am really interested in improving the "Sweet Spot" of my voice. I write majority Country/Rock , I am hoping your programs could help. Thanks Again, Jeff

[@ZivaLuthor]

What type of baritone is this video referring to? I'm a baritone and my highest natural chest voice note is an E4, which is classical baritone. A lyric baritone can go up to a G4 which makes it easier for that voice type to sing tenor.

[@sonnyitaliano4158]

Range isn't the most important thing when it comes to singing. If you can sing to a high b4 or b#4 then you'll still sound like your singing a tenor high C. Only a good listener can tell the difference between a b4 and a C5. People prefer hearing warmth in the baritone voice especially mixed middle voice. One of our strengths in singing. The weighty manlier powerful sound that lighter tenors lack. I'm also a proud Lyric Baritone. Comfort range. A2-G#4 Extended range I usually sing in A2-B4-A4 Falsetto to soprano C6, D6 Whistle F6,G6,A6, D7, Bb6, C#7 Whistle goes to

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[@kaa1135]

Best youtube piece I've seen on this subject Rob. Matter of fact, I can think of a lot of famous Baritone rock singers who can sing high (deep) and connected in M2 : David Draiman, LaJon Witherspoon, Chad Gray, David Coverdale, Huey Lewis, Fee Waybill, Tom Petty . . . . there's more. : )

[@freetobe2111]

Draiman is a tenor. He can spend much time in the A4/B4 range without tiring. Just because he has a deep fach doesn’t mean he is a baritone. May as well call Placido Domingo a baritone (who himself stated that he started out as a baritone, but grew into a tenor). Don’t get me wrong I love many smooth baritone voices.

[@amansah9238]

Dimash also Baritone singer but can’t hits whistle note. Yes, that singer have extend the vocal chord and please check this singer sing live.

[@Music-hn9hf]

Dimash Kudaibergenov?

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[@itssskobeebiiiitch]

Baritone right and I’m proud to I can belt out a E5 🤩🤩🤩

[@irrelevantqueen7138]

What’s your lowest note if you can belt an E5??????

[@pliniohernandez1]

@@irrelevantqueen7138 I can belt a F5, my lowest is F2

[@darkcadence938]

I can belt e5 and F5 too

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[@trustfaith3466]

I love this video, exactly what i needed to hear. thank you!

[@jubilex7119]

Im a dramatic baritone i've read on a website that for dramatics "to lighten the voice" can be damaging because it leads to undersinging when dramatics have to put out sound but instead they hold back developing bad vocal habits priving them from the fuller sound. What's your opinion on this?

[@Aninda_Creation]

With my chest voice my vocal range is f2-G4 . how can go more higher without falsetto

[@joselima2254]

Scales, just scales and good technique

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[@ilajdzapravi]

I can sing to G4 max, when I try higher my voice go to falsetto... (my english is so bad)

[@ZivaLuthor]

If you can sing to G4 without belting then you're a tenor. G4 is the second passagio for tenors.

[@RedSpecial96]

@@SkiSavesLives nah you're a tenor. What does that F2 sound like? If that is your absolute lowest note without vocal fry then you are a tenor. I am a tenor and can only hit a G#4 in full voice because I'm untrained. And some days I can go as low as C2 but a D2 is pretty reliable. Most people think they are baritones or even bass. The case is always because the voice is untrained. Being a tenor doesn't magically make you able to hit high C's in full voice.

[@gggfightklub8449]

Teacher just told me that I was a baritone and that I should stay low... I’m still gonna work on that tenor range tho.

[@JustinRoblox]

A teacher should never say that, but you should focus on improving the overal sound quality to your singing before trying to sing higher, because whats the point in singing higher if you cant sing good.

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[@exionem]

The "Bariton Curse" ... grew up hearing this phrase so many times... :(

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[@tarrokonpiedras]

I dont know if iam a tenor or a baritone (coz my voice is soft and brighty) I can sing easily up to a G4 and with great brightness, but after this I start to effort to sing (I can hit some notes without got a hitbreak->B4 for example , but with some pressures), ¿could it be that there are tenors that cannot sing high notes? (up to E5?) i also dont sing as a long time, like just 2-3 years

[@Thevocaliststudio]

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[@spicychickentender3237]

Thanks for letting me know I have vocal fuck.

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[@eumelaniniam3781]

I am a formly trained countertenor (G#2-G6-H2-H5)

[@FirstnameLastname-bn4gv]

Please post a video demonstrating this full range. Also, what do you mean “H2-H5”?

[@bradleymonroe6443]

I was a high baritone for a while without being choir until I joined in high school and by then decided to learn to sing high only to find out that after high school I had made a transition to tenor in which I am probably a low tenor with a sustainable high tessitura that I am trying to develop (probably full lyric, spinto, dramatic, or heldentenor). I discovered that some baritones that sang high later transitioned into tenors and most of them sang heavy with a timbre that associates with the Wagnerian tenor roles and became heldentenors. I know that low males can sing tenor notes but is there any advice for males that made transitions from baritone to tenor as far as singing high notes and tessituras go using the same perspectives in contemporary techniques when it comes to classical crossover singers because to go with singing Wagner's leading heldentenor roles I would like to sing Andrea Bocelli and Josh Groban songs as a rising opera singer who sings different styles of music including contemporary music (classical crossover).

[@Ignasimp]

You where provably always a tenor but hadn't developed your higher register.

[@bradleymonroe6443]

True. Most dramatic and heldentenor voices never developed it and got miss classified as baritones.

[@Ppstate32]

Bradley Monroe that's called baritenor. High baritones that trained to sing higher! PS: most baritones are high baritones, 45% of people become baritones (usually high baritones), 35% tenors (I know right, I thought they were not as common), and 20% become basses

[@bradleymonroe6443]

I agree I was always a tenor but I had to sing baritone repretoire to start off easy before making the transition just because I did not develop a high register. I may be a low tenor or med tenor (possibly full lyric tenor, spinto tenor, or heldentenor? Depending on my passaggio points.) Low tenors are usually like F sharp tenors (spinto tenor) and F tenors (dramatic tenor/heldentenor). Med tenors are probably G tenors (lyric tenors). I may not be a high tenor or A flat tenor (leggero tenors). I would have to use the same technique of Juan Diego Florez and Lawrence Brownlee to be a leggero tenor or to have a masculine and clarion ringing sound like Ramon Vinay and Lauritz Melchior to be a dramatic tenor or heldentenor. I may go for lyric tenor and spinto tenor rep like Pavarotti or Placido Domingo.

[@Ppstate32]

Bradley Monroe Doesn't F#4 sound quite low for a tenor's second passaggio? Does it really go that low?

[@ROOKmotovlog]

I hope you are still up for skype trainings... I am a bass-baritone and I want to sing like like John Rzeznik from Goo Goo Dolls... Or anyone from the early 2000 bands like 3 doors down, daughtry and others...

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[@andresfmarinc]

Hey Robert, I just entered the preparation choir at my University, I was told that I am a Baritone but with a very small range. I was put to sing with bass singers, could your programm be of any use for me? Thanks for the video...

[@benthepiper]

Hey I can sing the notes but have trouble with lyrics at that pitch...I know it can be done though...Look at Michael Jackson, Stevey Wonder, Farel Williams, Sam Smith. I wanna sing those songs in those keys but it sounds rubbish when I do.

[@phewphew1720]

i am 16yrs old and i am baritone..i got f4 in chest and idk what note i hit in falsetto and i dont know how to use head voice,i not found it!my tone colour like baritone,but my vocal range i still dont know..someone can help me personally?😭

[@phewphew1720]

@@Thevocaliststudio sorry sir but i just 16 yrs old..no money to buy any course

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[@jessegoulet9046]

Anyone else laugh every time he says "fach"?

[@D-J-Q]

Fach you!

[@CHUCKYLOSTIT]

Hey brother hears an odd question I would be considered a lower voice individuals however not that great and singing atleast not at distorted yelling or 90s style screams but hears the weird part I can do most of this all in inhales even sing and speak words better then most using inhales I guess my braids is thinking of it backwards in terms of turning on the mechanics any help and I’d like to buy your book

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[@ZoeyAlexandria]

I think you totally nail it on the head. I'm a transgender female who was classified as a high baritone/low tenor in highschool and I speak in the alto/mezzo range now, check out my first voice feminization video and I do an example of it. I'm classified as a solid tenor now, cause I pretty much only sing tenor. But my point is. I went to a voice coach who told me I'd have to speak low in a female voice because I had a low male voice, and I totally proved her wrong :) anything is possible with a ton of practice :)

[@saschahoupt6177]

That’s really cool!

[@robertrussell3935]

hi robert how will I purchase your program? where do I go to purchase and plus I live in Europe so I'll be buying in euros :P if that's ok

[@lnzzYT]

My vocal range is from f2 - d4 and I just can't sing a normal song comfortably it's just frustrating. I can hit f4 if you push myself up to that note but then I will go straight in to a airy falsetto. I sing for almost my whole life and since a week I'm doing daily vocal exercises. I hope that they will get me somewhere up to g5 or something. Can someone help me?

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[@virtualis22]

Hi Robert! I've been using various vocal programs for a while including yours and pretty much none of them has techniques to extend\improve power of a lower range. I understand that low notes are not popular as much as hight so most people don't bother but maybe you can give me some hints? maybe i can apply 4pillars to the low notes as well? Thanks in advance! I'm low baritone btw.

[@virtualis22]

"are you using it?" - of course i do! It's wonderful program that fits all type of singers. I was only confused about low notes training, thats it. I got no problem with your course at all. And my low notes are 1st and 2nd octave ones. I can easily sing them but i fell like the power/volume could be better giving my voice type. Anyway, i appreciate your answer and i'm gonna try those onsets as low as i can and see what happens. But i might get skype lessons soon just to check if i'm doing everything right. Cheers!

[@carlo.montesa5296]

My voice range is A2-F4 what voice type I have?

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[@juliuspolaris1665]

How do I belt up to an Eb5

[@juliuspolaris1665]

Robert Lunte i just hate mixed voice

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[@bradleymonroe6443]

I am a proud tenor who is training to sing opera to classical crossover music. I did begin as a baritone but then after high school I retrained as a tenor and during high school and now college has always sung in choir as a tenor 2. I maybe a lyric-dramatic tenor that could sing those styles in addition to opera.

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[@trentonpalmer4180]

robert Ive got a question why is there a rumor that tenors cant sing low tenors get a bad rap for not being able to go low

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[@lexplay4444]

I'm a Baritone also that can sing high but breaks at head voice hehe

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[@EduardoTonelotto]

You never heard about chiaroscuro for sure, all male opera voice should sounds dark, even the higher tenor, better watch This is Opera, youtube channel.

[@georgetestermusic]

Robert Lunte yes it's right

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[@anoraleteu8594]

Bruh I don't even know what I am. Baritone or bass. I'm thinking more bass because I breakout at f#4 (even though I strain) and my lowest note is f2 without vocal fry. I want to reach higher notes with my chest voice and not strain smh

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[@DanielGomez-rt8hl]

i just need advice for basses... like baritones and tenors get all the attention

[@DanielGomez-rt8hl]

C#2-F2 is a very comfortable full and forward sound. Anything above E4 is just not chest voice anymore.

[@DanielGomez-rt8hl]

So you're saying that I could strengthen my mix beyond E4 even though I sing well in the lower second octave (a normal place if you're a bass singer)? I would definitely consider my voice type to be bass, considering tenors low chest would extend to about a C3 on average and a typical baritone at an A2.

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[@mrmrhatdoghead791]

vocal *fach*

[@niccolopaganini4268]

The German ch is actually pronounced as h in history than ck in this case

[@xavolian3364]

people still can't put me in a category my range is C2-G/A5. In choir I sing bass 2 since there aren't that many singing that sing that low. Hope you can help.

[@ananda_miaoyin]

Wow. That ´s a bomb range. I would like to see a half step run. I speak at G2-B2 and range E2-C5 and am stoked as hell! Full voice only, I don´t falsetto. You blow that away

[@xavolian3364]

@Ananda Mañana thanks and you lit as well happy singing to you

[@Groovesguitar]

Did you train Chris Cornell?

[@sk8urbike935]

sounds great

[@periclesdasilva5973]

The human voice is a powerful instrument! Thank you sir for taking your time to teach some good singing tips. Every good gift comes from the Father of lights who also gave us His Son. John 3:16, James 1:17. We don't have a God who happens to be our Father. We have a Father who happens to be our God.

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[@jhadimakar]

Thank you for this!!!

[@jhadimakar]

I'm classically considered a baritone but i can sing in a higher key. & also i can interchange between tones. Belting for me isn't hard at all. Before i found my voice or before i knew i had a voice i always sung in tenor "fach" without any effort or strain. But when i learned to use my chest voice in connection with my head voice it all blends now. So I'm attesting that baritones aren't vocally limited to low notes. You're absolutely right.

[@jhadimakar]

I'm from Harrisburg PA. If you wouldn't mind listening when convenient, here's an example: I'm singing part 2 & toward the bridge of the song i blend my chest voice into my head hitting a high tenor note. I thinks it's a perfect example: @ 2:00 www.smule.com/p/467686914_1239265788

[@jhadimakar]

best if u listened with head/earphones.

[@jhadimakar]

Thank you. I really appreciate your critique. I've been looking for coaching for some time now. I'm considering joining your program but however I'm not in the space to do it. 😞.

[@emmahamrick229]

I'm a thirteen year old girl and I am a baritone 😂

[@nr8547]

xD

[@UnknownUser-ye7fb]

Wth

[@blackwitnessaaa196]

how about bass ? is there any posibbly sing high?

[@twistedminds1422]

For example Axl Rose

[@ZivaLuthor]

+Robert Lunte I'm called a baritone, but my highest chest voice note is a C4, so I think I'm a bass. Would a bass still be able to belt above C5?

[@THOMAS2910able]

@@ZivaLuthor I'm pretty sure a comfortable C5 is a tenor?

[@princejover9488]

I can sing pretty comfy down to d2 but my problem is my upper range...I cant reach above E4 for my life it's frustrating me so much I wanna sing Michael Buble songs. Ps. I sound darker in lower range nvm my song cover😅

[@bluraynation5188]

Damn, I’m a baritone and I can’t get below F#2 comfortably. My upper range is pretty solid though. I can go all the way up to a A#4, and then an extension of up to A#5 with falsetto. I’m turning 19 this year so my voice probably isn’t FULLY developed but I think my my lows will smooth out more as I age.

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[@mohdaziziabubakar8556]

For me, still vocal fach is NEED to know.. Its important to know your limit first.. Then we can slowly widen the range.. But yah, u are right, baritones can sing higher, but still, not as high as tenors can.. I baritone ofcourse and i can reach d5-e5 even c6 but for 1sec or less.. But still, tenors can do it easier than baritones.. Thats the fact.. For baritones, to do and stay high as tenors, we'll consume alot more energy than they are.. 1 Wrong move, u r out..

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[@JungThug]

Fach yeah

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[@thenarrator1921]

Freddie Mercury was a baritone.

[@DAT-OFFICIAL]

Yes, was. Because he's dead now. Unless he's hiding out somewhere in Russia or something.

[@davidebelleri8992]

If u want call an extremely high baritone as "baritone", well, you can, but for me he was a low tenor.

[@laurensvanderklis2669]

Since these classifications are from classical singing nobody I feel you should treat them as such. So in that world Freddie Mercury would be considered a tenor. There isn't really any doubt about that.

[@SC_xcx]

Baritones can sing high on climax parts of songs

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[@johnblasiak607]

Who said baritones couldn’t sing high ?

[@clintonjosephcAMIELj]

Chris Cornell was a baritone

[@KindaFeelsNice]

Proud tenors,where you at?

[@johnphilliprosete8136]

can I reach higher than the voice of Sia ?? please reply

[@petrescuandrei8147]

NO

[@joelruiz3917]

Really? Fach! 👿

[@sk8urbike935]

can basses sing high

[@adriendjouadouhatcherian-s1858]

Yep I'm a bass ans thanks to Robert's clarification on some points, I can easily hit belty rock high notes up to G/A5 (even if I'm in opera training).

[@adriendjouadouhatcherian-s1858]

+Robert Lunte Yeah what Robert is saying is absolutely true. Working on belty high notes (without an opera type of sound) improve drastically the quality of high notes (F4 as bass in my case) in the opera mode because it makes work better some muscles than would take a lot more time tout developp while singing just in M1.

[@adriendjouadouhatcherian-s1858]

+Adrien Djouadou and sorry for writing "hit" :p

[@Rock-Metal91]

This makes sense. An example, Beyonce is a Mezzo and can hit belted notes up to an 'C6', with her head voice going as high as F6 and her lower register going all the way down to an 'F2' (which is a Baritone note), having a 4 octave range. She apparently is classically trained by Tenor opera singer, now vocal coach David Lee Brewer who taught her in the Bel Canto technique of singing and she applies this to her voice now. Another is Annie Lennox (who is a Contralto) who can belt all the way up to an F#5 and sing in head voice to about 'F6'.

[@D-J-Q]

Tenors sound like girls anyway especially countertenors lul. They even compete with sopranos on who can sing it more sissily.

[@dyskr]

Ur just jealous. Go home Sincerely, A baritone

[@thirdrevoj683]

Lmao

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