#Choir kid

[virtuosicstudyblr]

Fall vibes, uni and a lot of music! || 01.11.2024

[onyxedskies]

this came to me in a fit of madness. tag yourself.

[giantenemyrobot]

I've been rereading mtmte and it is is so funny knowing everything. Like in that scene where they're all in jail with Minimus but they don't know he's Magnus yet, it is so obvious. Idk why I didn't look back at all the first time I went through because he so painfully UM in that moment it's insane. He's following all the rules, putting faith in the system, trying to give Rodimus advice and gently steer the conversation in legal directions. He's standing on top of a hill waving flags that scream Ultra Magnus.

[livelaughlovelams]

WOAH my god I watched 1776 for the first time and DAMN OH MY GOD THE MUSIC OMGGGG

It literally just tickles my skull oh my god and also all the harmony and like my eyes are literally rolling in the back of my head it's so good how could a mere human being create something so beautiful omg it's priceless... Man I thought Hamilton was good, I thought Brazil by Declan McKenna was good but NO this is REAL, CULTURED MUSIC AND MY INNER COLONIAL AMERICAN IS SO HAPPY RN-

[island-ofthelost]

Voice too low to properly sing will wood songs. Voice too high to get any good choir parts.

[sim0nww]

Simon (from the book lotf) in his choir uniform

[gaydenjiirl]

For the wonderful transmascs in theater, I bring you, audition songs that would fit a higher voice range (Soprano-1st Tenor) but are still good for masculine roles

Mr. Cellophane

Letters from the Refuge (not on the Newsies album but pretty easy to find on YT)

Michael in the bathroom

Grow for me

LMMYP (TTS)

Freeze Your Brain

Slide Some Oil to Me

Razzle Dazzle (‘em)

Nothing Left to Lose

[smoky-mountain-ghost]

INTRO TO ME 🫧

Hello hello hello my name is Smokey and/or Ghost and I am but a teenage girl so be nice to me 💖

I’m a massive D&D fan and I’m currently making my very own campaign (name still in progress). It’s scary and complicated but I’m having tons of fun

Currently a huge huge huge fan of the Just Roll With It D&D podcast (Youtube, Spotify) and will mostly be posting about JRWI: Riptide and JRWI: Wonderlust, so stay tuned if you’re interested!!

I’m an orchestra/theater/choir/art girlie so maybe I’ll post about that too, I don’t know yet…

Feel free to ask any question you’d like and I’ll be happy to answer <3

**I AM A MINOR. DO NOT BE CREEPY PLEASE

[fivesessions-layturr]

God knew I would be too powerful as a tenor or a belt soprano so he made me an alto

Why are there no alto musical theater roles 😭😭

[donnies-brain]

SHDJJFJNKFDGJNKN

Alright so fun fact about me, I’m in treble choir! Alto 2. Recently made it into select treble and THE SONG WE’RE SINGING FOR CHRISTMAS IS SO GOOD WTF IM CRYING??? ‘“Go” Said The Star’ by Ryan main for anyone wondering, ssa ver!!! On yt, bc it’s NOT ON SPOTIFY YET DEPRESSINGLY :(((

More art is coming I literally JUST got home

BTW TY FOR ALL THE LIKES ON THE POST WITH FYNNE! MY QUESTIONS ARE OPEN SO U CAN ASK ME ABOUT HIM AND I WILL GLADLY YAP.

[charliesarchivee]

I hope you think of me when you hear choir music

[determinedowl23]

Question for altos and mezzo sopranos: what’s your vocal range? And does your primary form of vocal practicing come chorus, musical theatre, opera, or somewhere else?

I’m a theatre kid who just joined a choir relatively recently, and aside from noticing my vocal style was very different than my friend. What we had in common, though, is that our range was VERY similar- the thing was that she was an alto and I’m a mezzo soprano. Every time I mentioned the phrase “mezzo soprano” to my choir director whenever he asked what my range was, he seemed to need to process that and then asked me to do the alto part. That made me feel like the concept of a mezzo soprano is more of a theatre and opera thing than in choir, but please correct me if I’m wrong!

The real reason I’m asking these questions is because in my musical theatre class, me and a group of other people are performing a song that has a soprano part. The leader of the group asked “so can anybody hit that note or are we all altos?” I told them that I could hit the note (E5, which I can hit relatively easily) and so they assigned me that role. That made me remember my friend from choir who occasionally sung higher notes that were around E5 and was also an alto. So now I’m just confused and wondering what the guidelines are to being an alto vs a mezzo soprano and whether those guidelines in a choir vs theatre vs opera vs anywhere else

I don’t actually know my full range off the top of my head, but I think it’s somewhere around F#3-G#5 (I can reach an E3 sometimes but not consistently enough that I’d consider it in my range) but I’ll update this if I find a more concrete answer to my own range

[obsessingoverl]

I love being in choir

Christmas before halloween

Demonic sounding Latin songs

Walking out of class singing the song you were working on

*screech* QUID!!!!

Post concert ice cream ALWAYS

Holding a note too long and immediately looking at your besties when you figure it out

HAPPY BIRTHDAY IN FOUR PART HARMONY

Guys. Who will sing.

Friday song

Being literally the only people who know the school fight song

COOL ARRANGEMENTS OF EVERYTHING

[thecornerofegg]

The biggest problems of being in choires and orchestras are that youll perpetually have the songs stuck in your head, and they will loop like in rehearsals when something just cant be gotten right and the conductor is spending 5 minutes on one phrase

Speaking from oh so much personal experience

EDIT: spending 5 minutes on one phrase is SUCH an understatement. More accurately it's 20 minutes on one and a half phrases

[julia-writes-things]

chest voice is so awesome like hell yeah I can feel the sound in my THROAT