Articulation, Resonance, Fach

[HM Darius ( Conrad Noto)]

I was going to do a topic on Resonance, Vocal Executions and Attack. Having read the forums for a few days now I realize there are many new people or beginners who would don't even know what Fach is.

 

I thought it a good idea to just post some links with some basic information for them, more advanced persons already know. You might not need these. I will do a long topic post on vocal executions in the near future.

 

Resonance

 

http://quizlet.com/54632385/articulation-and-resonance-bones-of-the-face-flash-cards/

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vocal_resonation

 

http://www.dummies.com/how-to/content/the-role-of-resonance-in-singing.html

 

Fach

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fach

 

Non- Classical Classification

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voice_classification_in_non-classical_music

 

 

This might help clear up some confusion for new people and beginners.

[Robert Lunte]

Felipe, voice coach and one of our moderators did a topic on Fach. Run a search for it in the search query.

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HM,

 

I thought that "Dummies" book by Pam Phillips was excellent.

[HM Darius ( Conrad Noto)]

Yes, they have some very accurate information on there

[ronws]

Felipe's thread on fach and vocal classification is pinned to the top of this section for others reading and wondering where that happens to be.

[HM Darius ( Conrad Noto)]

THANKS : )

[benny82]

Haha, kind of interesting with respect to the "basses with high notes" topic that there is not even an article on wiki for "basses in non-classical music", and they list Axl Rose as a tenor.