I like to stick with 'head', 'middle' (which is just when you chest gains some brighter qualities and then when you first go into head it sounds like it's still in chest) and 'chest' - even better, once I've blended them all together I will just say 'my voice'... And then falsetto to me is just a very light version of head voice without body. It is true, you can train your head voice on A to sound just like an extension of your chest voice rather than a hooty 'second gear'. If it's dying after 20-30 minutes I think you need to work on it in front of a good voice teacher as what you're doing now is also quite damaging - particularly if you were to sing say a 1 hour concert with high G-As.
In all honesty where you are is fine, this would just need to be the next step if you wanted to start doing full concerts of varying artists.
Well it would appear that it's something you would not like.. Since it's very anti raising the larynx. Either way his larynx sounds far too high. The italian/swedish school is basically way all the best singers of the 1900s were trained, including the old non-classical singers. It's not something I can explain in detail on a forum like this.
Either way, he can choose whatever he wants, I just put in my 30 cents.
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