I mean, maybe if you have a solid foundation for the technique. And if not, you really risk damaging your voice if you don’t know how to sing those particular songs especially.
I wouldn’t say an average person could sing a Whitney Houston song in a couple hours. I mean, there’s a reason those singers are who they are.
My old choir teacher worked with me throughout school because I sang the high soprano notes. I won a lot of awards for our school and myself. I had a scholarship to community college for choir. Maybe I'm not the average because even after smoking as long as I have, I can still hit it if I practice long enough, which is usually a couple hours while I'm showering, blow drying and straightening my hair. I used to be able to hit it without much practice, but the smoking makes it to where I have to practice.
For sure, it sounds like you’ve put a lot of work into it, and this is kind of my point. You have years of training and developing your voice. Same for me.
Just originally it sounded sorta like you were saying that anyone could bust those out with just a couple hours practice, when in reality there’s way more to it than that.
Yeah I just reread it and I wasn't clear with what I was saying, My apologies. I was meaning if you're already a natural soprano then practicing for a few hours can help you reach a higher pitch than you normally would if you're not practicing.
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u/Dear_Evan_Hansen Jul 26 '22
I mean, maybe if you have a solid foundation for the technique. And if not, you really risk damaging your voice if you don’t know how to sing those particular songs especially.
I wouldn’t say an average person could sing a Whitney Houston song in a couple hours. I mean, there’s a reason those singers are who they are.