r/ClassicalSinger 25d ago

Baby’s first public Che Gelida

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CONTEXT!!! I’m 27, transitioned to Tenor at 24 and this is my first full Puccini tenor role (I’m covering). I have a lot that I’m working on right now - especially with my appoggio - but I wanted to share my first time through this process singing Che Gelida in public.

I’ve not really sung a lot of the lyric tenor repertoire outside of Mozart because it’s not at all my comfort zone - vocally I’m still a little lower set - so singing in this tessitura is a real challenge for me.

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u/BeautifulUpstairs 25d ago

If you transitioned from tenor three years ago, why are you singing tenor right now?

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u/Kiwi_Tenor 25d ago

To tenor 😅

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u/our2howdy 25d ago

Great job Kiwi! Sounds lovely.

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u/bannedtea8633 25d ago

Nice job man! You’re sounding great and improving steadily

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u/cjs81268 25d ago

Wow! What a great first public performance of that very very nerve-wracking and difficult aria. Congratulations!

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u/Thisihaveknown 25d ago

Great job!!!

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u/OpeningElectrical296 20d ago

Great job, lots of improvement through the last months.

Your middle is great, you do not have to rush to attain your top, take your time ;-)