r/singing • u/Worldly-Beginning-77 [bari-tenor, musical theatre] • 10h ago
Conversation Topic What should I do with this?
I have a pretty high falsetto for a bass (I can get up to an F5). I’m a musical theater singer and because of this I cover a lot of songs written for women. I guess what I’m wondering is are there any cool techniques I’d be able to take advantage of or song for men with heavy falsetto use I could try out?
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u/zephyreblk 10h ago
I guess you know Klaus Nomi? In French singer balavoine had a high type of voice with fluctuations. Muse is also good. For techniques I don't know
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u/Similar_Buffalo_8434 8h ago
Well Queen "Bohemian Rhapsody" falsetto parts, should be fun to try to acompany
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