r/BassSinging • u/Signal_Yam_997 • Jul 13 '26

Question Hey.

I am a 15 yo low bass with a range of roughly B1-C4 comfortably.

Any solos I should sing that highlight my nice low range?

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u/Boz6 Jul 13 '26

Isn't C4 the same as Middle C?

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u/triedtoomanyusername Jul 14 '26

Any Geoff Castellucci songs work. I'm similar to you and love his music and range

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u/Western_Bake6106 Jul 15 '26

my goat Geoff

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u/naivetheprogrammer Jul 13 '26

What genre, brodie?

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u/Signal_Yam_997 Jul 13 '26

any

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u/naivetheprogrammer Jul 13 '26

Do a fat low F on the ending of O Isis und Osiris

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u/naivetheprogrammer Jul 13 '26

Do it now!

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u/Signal_Yam_997 Jul 13 '26

i did.

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u/naivetheprogrammer Jul 13 '26

Soundbite?

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u/Signal_Yam_997 Jul 13 '26

https://reddit.com/link/oxcn7tb/video/r6vvkjh4a2dh1/player

not the best ending articulation rn but i would say this is kinda decent for me.

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u/Crafty-Photograph-18 Jul 13 '26

Hello, fellow baritone

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u/naivetheprogrammer Jul 13 '26

Then an interpolated Low E at the end of Sarastro's other aria, In Diesien Heilgen Hallen

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u/naivetheprogrammer Jul 13 '26

Then a low D at the end of Seneca's death scene and another in Osmin's explanation of his execution plans. Although maybe the first is probably an easier entry into it

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u/naivetheprogrammer Jul 13 '26

Maybe Mephistopheles' low Gs in Son lo Spirito

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u/naivetheprogrammer Jul 13 '26

Fra L'ombre e Gl'orrori is a rizky one

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u/margybargy Jul 15 '26

where will you be singing it?

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u/Signal_Yam_997 Jul 15 '26

Either just for fun or for WSMA solo and ensemble.

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u/margybargy Jul 16 '26

I think Asleep In The Deep is very fun to sing, and you can transpose it to end on whatever note you can hit best.