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Geno, Yes, it's interesting that we have our "favorite" modes. Mine is Overdrive and yours is Curbing. And yes I'm talking about Mercury. :)

Geno, Well, I would say that the parts from Evita is most likely my "voice". My all time favorite is Freddie, always has been and always will be. :)

Geno, Your start is definitely Neutral. Great job. If you want more of a Perry sound, just give it a bit more air. The "stay" is definitely in curbing on the IH vowel. Remember that in that range, vowels start to merge. You have a great voice Geno. :)

Geno, Such a great job! I notice you chose the Curbing approach in this clip, narrowing the vowels compared to Perry. Maybe it was unintentionally but damn it suits your voice. :)

Thanks a lot Geno. It's hard to say really, besides the songs there's also all the lines. I would say it takes a little less than a month. My voice also has to get used to the new coordinations as well because I rarely use my "natural" voice. This is also why I'm a kind of "technique freak" because I have to manipulate a lot and still be healthy. But it gives you more opportunities to play different characters when you know how to do this. Of course I have bad days as well but I've never "crashed" totally.....yet. I would say I'm pretty consistent, but I also don't take parts I know my voice can't handle. Also in theater there's a saying that: It's only a mistake IF you show it's a mistake. :)

Ron, LOL, thanks man! Well, you know very well that I'm the nosy guy. ;)

From Seven Brides for Seven Brothers. :)

Thanks guys:) LOL - I can see how it can be difficult to comment on the moves of a gay Hitler prancing around on stage dancing with afro-American women. ;)

Thanks Ron, you are most welcome here in little Denmark. :)

Thanks again Ron, I'll let you know if I'll be in that show lol. ;)

"Springtime for Hitler (2010)" :)

"Oh What a Circus" :)

Adolph, Well, I still like to thank you. :)

Adolph, Awesome! Again, thanks a lot. :)

Elena, Thank you for your kind words. The theater is situated on an island called Fyn in Denmark. :)

"The Lady's Got Potential" :)

Thanks a lot! I'm not quite sure what you mean by "covered head tone"? But according to CVT it's the mode Edge, and then the following note (G4) is Overdrive. I guess TVS would call both head tones but the first note more high larynx and the second more dampened. :)

Thanks Phil, yes the clip is about five years old. :)

A bit overstated, but thanks Jon. ;)

Thanks :)

Thanks a lot Adolph! And again thanks Ron. :)

"High Flying Adored" :)

Thanks guys! I uploaded it on the main site...hope it's well. :)

Thanks guys. Though it's a few years ago it's still one of my favorite shows that I've done. :)

Thank you Ron :)