QueenZone discussion #1429175
Freddie's vocal range (latest/revised version)Freddie's vocal range (latest/revised version)
| Gregsynth 18.04.2015 11:52 |
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| Mr.Mouth 18.04.2015 14:09 |
Greg this is treasure! Everything is truth. I saw your interview with Peter in full lenght. I absorbed all of it and it is true. Freddie did developed or make his own "Mercury Tenor". He was natural baritone wich we can listen on Barcelina album (Ensueno) with Montsy He was unique. And still I am realy amased how much balls did Freddie had to be so determined to create his own voice regard to hus natural style. Just amazing....amazing. Cheers Greg thanks for this.. BTW did you wrote this cos its like someone watched your interview with Peter and put some words here? sorry fir my english..thats Mr.Mouths english...hope that Beta wont correct my words :p |
| The King Of Rhye 18.04.2015 15:24 |
Nice stuff, Greg! F2-F6.......hell of a range :D |
| Gregsynth 18.04.2015 15:26 |
Mr.Mouth wrote: Greg this is treasure! Everything is truth. I saw your interview with Peter in full lenght. I absorbed all of it and it is true. Freddie did developed or make his own "Mercury Tenor". He was natural baritone wich we can listen on Barcelina album (Ensueno) with Montsy He was unique. And still I am realy amased how much balls did Freddie had to be so determined to create his own voice regard to hus natural style. Just amazing....amazing. Cheers Greg thanks for this.. BTW did you wrote this cos its like someone watched your interview with Peter and put some words here? sorry fir my english..thats Mr.Mouths english...hope that Beta wont correct my words :pYeah - I wrote that description! Your English isn't that bad! |
| hobbit in Rhye 18.04.2015 15:48 |
Great list Greg ~~ I like the fact that you not only listed his notes but also described the distinction of his voice, which differs 2 different singers singing the same note. I couldn't believe that "Freddie created his tenor voice through sheer determination". That only existed in movie. Until Freddie. |
| The King Of Rhye 18.04.2015 18:17 |
" Although he was creative on stage with his note choices - his live singing (although generally good overall) often didn't measure up to his vocal takes in the studio (which he was the man). Despite this, he still had plenty of great live performances/moments that can be found on Youtube!" Very, very true, Greg! I could think of other singers who were or are more consistent in their live performances (anyone know where I'm going with that one? lol), but when he was when on the top of his game, no one better.....(ie Rock Montreal, 12-8-80, probably a few more I cant think of right now! :D) But even some shows where he's not quite his best are still very good , though! (Wembley 86, Chicago 78...best Brighton Rock EVER) |
| winterspelt 18.04.2015 23:40 |
Nice and very interesting, thanks! |
| Chief Mouse 19.04.2015 02:53 |
Great post! Thanks Greg. |
| BETA215 19.04.2015 03:16 |
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