Sing Over the Break - Baritone

[@undefeted007]

On my way to becoming a baritone beast

[@uaskcred]

best practice so far, thank you

[@GuppyWorkman]

As a Bass, anything above Middle C is very tricky but this was a great exercise!

[@kipponi]

I was C3-C4 singer but much practicing now chest voice and mixed voice D2-A4😂. I think falsetto more of course. I think siren exercise is one of the keys. And not afraid of singing or cracking sometimes.

[@joecopple]

Bass baritone here and anything above D4 is tricky for me. It’s either a belt/shout or weak falsetto. Though my falsetto goes quite high

[@Appetite4Rose]

Hello Jeff 👋

[@joecopple]

Jeff I’m not sure if we’re supposed to cross over the break in these exercises. From what I can tell most of the exercises up to the 18 minute mark are warming up to the passagio and not crossing over? Is that correct

[@JeffRolka]

Well spotted!

[@royreed6912]

My low is C2. I’m working on Buble’s Feeling Good. I’m trying to stay in chest up to A4. My E4 is starting to solidify. I think this vid will help but if you can direct me to other vids that will help I’d appreciate it. I think you said at some point you can even customize some tracks?

[@JeffRolka]

If you're trying to belt an A4 - as you say, staying in chest up to it - then this video won't help, and I would advise you against that 'practice'. I can make custom tracks for you as part of a lesson. If you want more info on that head over to my website: www.jeffrolka.com All the best! Jeff

[@TheCuven]

Are you by chance on a recording of doo-dah with Timothy McAllister and Kelland Thomas?

[@JeffRolka]

That is in fact me!

[@TheCuven]

@@JeffRolka so cool! I did my undergrad at Michigan and used that recording as a reference when I played it!