How are tenors graded?

How many degrees can shrimp sing called Vitas?

His range spans five eights, which is not his limit.

As for the treble, turn to Linlin's paper.

On the musical theory related problems of pitch recording alphabet

This is probably the most common thing on the Internet today. It usually consists of a capital or lowercase letter followed by a number * * *, which constitutes a pitch symbol. For example, the highest note in Dedication is E4(E7), the highest note in Mariah Carey is G4 #(G7 #), and the pitch of HighC is C3(C6), etc ... But what is their order? What is the meaning of case? What pitch does it mean? I'm afraid you don't have an accurate idea of this.

In two commonly used pitch recording methods, the order of letters in an octave is actually arranged like this -cdefgab.

These letters stand for lasso in c major.

Counting from c3 to c4 is-

...a2 b2 ||c3 d3 e3 f3 g3 a3 b3 c4|| d4 f4 ....

The part inside "||" in the above letter group is the letter group arrangement from c3 to c4. It can be seen that b3 is not only higher than c3, but also 7 degrees higher.

In addition, it is also C, but there is an octave difference between c 1 and c2, which means that their pitch frequency is actually twice as bad. C 1, also known as the "central C" of the piano, is the closest C to the keyhole of the piano, and its frequency is about 26 1.6 Hz, which means that the speaker must vibrate 26 1.6 times per second to have this pitch, while the vibration frequency of c2 is the frequency of c 1 multiplied by 2. The higher the frequency, the higher the pitch. Every note on the piano has a corresponding fixed frequency. The proportional relationship between pitch and frequency will not change with the change of instrument or singer. C 1 is sound with a frequency of 26 1.6 Hz. That is to say, the c 1 of violin is exactly the same as that of cello, and the pitch of male c 1 and female c 1 is the same.

However, regarding the capitalization of letter groups, it also depends on the pitch recording method. The statement that lowercase c3 is highC is called "the first pitch recording method in the world", which is divided into uppercase and lowercase letters, that is to say, the pitches represented by uppercase and lowercase letters are different. A 1 and a 1 are not the same sound here. There is also a case-insensitive "scientific pitch recording method", which is arranged directly from A, and the letter of scientific pitch recording method corresponding to group c 1 is C4. The latter pitch recording method is familiar to midi friends, because "scientific treble recording method" is the standard in physics and electronic music, while "international first pitch notation" is used in musical instruments and vocal music.

If the piano is taken as an example, there are 88 upright piano * * * black and white keys * *, including seven octaves and three tones between A2 and c5. If the keys on the piano are represented by the alphabet of the International First Pitch Recording Method, it is as follows:

/ A2 #A2 B2

/c 1 # c 1d 1d 1 e 1 f 1g 1 # g 1 a 1 b 1

/C # C D # D # E # E F G # G A # A B

/c # c d # d # e # e f g # g a # a b

/c 1 # c 1d 1d 1 e 1 f 1g 1 # g 1 a 1 b 1

/ c2 #c2 d2 #d2 e2 #e2 f2 g2 #g2 a2 #a2 b2

/ c3 #c3 d3 #d3 e3 #e3 f3 g3 #g3 a3 #a3 b3

/ c4 #c4 d4 #d4 e4 #e4 f4 g4 #g4 a4 #a4 b4

/ c5

The above 88 characters correspond to the 88 black and white keys of the piano, and each octave letter group is separated by "/".

All symbols with # indicate semitone, that is, black keys of the piano. Piano is an instrument with an average speed of 12, so its #d and E-flat are in the same key, but on violin, these two sounds are different, and its #d and E-flat are different in audio.

There are several important sounds in the alphabet above. The first is the standard sound a 1 for pitch location, which is the standard core of pitch calculation, and it is defined as the frequency of 440HZ.

The c below it is c 1, and the frequency is about 26 1.6HZ, which is what we usually call the piano central c key. This address contains the description and location map of Center C on the keyboard:/%E4% B8% AD% E5% A4% AEC.htm.

Then c3, commonly known as highC, is an iconic treble with a frequency less than 1050HZ.

Music theory related to treble

First of all, let's introduce the three main forms of treble in the traditional sense, namely true voice, falsetto and semitone (not to mention the whistle used by MC for the time being). The high notes sung by these three voices need good pitch and vibration no matter which one wants to sing well.

Generally, the tenor of Bel Canto is marked by c3, that is, three groups of small C on the piano, which is what we usually call highC.

This kind of voice is called the touchstone of tenor, but it is for the real voice. Basically, c3 is the limit of the true voice of men and women, and individual talented people can be 1 or 2 degrees higher.

Relatively speaking, falsetto can be about 5 degrees higher than the upper limit of true sound, that is, up and down a3. Sopranos usually sing g3 or a3, but only a few people can sing c4 well, and their timbre, breath and singing skills are very good, which is even more rare.

Semitone is a special mixture of true and false voices, and the tenor of Bel Canto can hardly be used. Most of the time, it is used by pop and national tenors to smooth the voice exchange area between true and false voices. Usually used in c3\d3\e3\g3, it sounds very deep-rooted and has a high tone. In fact, it is often pronounced like this in national singing, which is also an important treble singing method. It's just that this kind of singing consumes a lot of vocal cords to a certain extent, which is easy to cause vocal cord lesions and requires high vocal techniques. Many people call this kind of singing "Silver". Of course, some people say that "Silver" is another name for falsetto, and it is impossible to investigate at present.

The conceptual boundary between a good falsetto and semitone is blurred, because if falsetto is brighter, it is necessary to add the vibration of vocal cords as the pitch, and the high pitch of Vitas falsetto is very solid and powerful, which also consumes the strength of vocal cords.

I will not explain the principle of true and false sounds for the time being, because the situation involves physiology and physics, and I will open a new article to introduce it independently in the future. )

Vitas's treble includes the above three singing methods, and he used these singing methods and combined his head and cavity well.

His true voice treble reached c3 in an unknown live song, and also had a similar performance in Dear Music Majestic.

In the prelude of "Happy Birds", the semitone also rushed to g3. To get to the point, the vocal components of vocal cord vibration accounted for the majority, which was quite skillful. In addition, many films, such as My Birthday of Death, Others' Sadness and Crying, have high-quality semi-voices, but there are a lot of falsetto in these voices, so it should be said that semi-voices are also a very important part of Vitas's songs.

At present, the highest note in falsetto treble songs appears in Dedication. It is more accurate to say e4, that is, it is one octave and two tones higher than c3. At present, I also know that falsetto with * * * voice can reach the highest limit, even if it is higher, it will shake its head ... I think this may not be the highest voice that Vitas can reach.

At present, singers who can reach this pitch can only sing with throat sounds above c4, and most of them are small and have no * * * sounds.

Superhigh notes above c4 are called "whistle" in some cases and "dolphin sound" in other cases. However, these titles are all determined by people, and there are different opinions. Some people say that "dolphin sound" is "swallow sound", which is probably inaccurate in itself, because although many singers who make "dolphin sound" use "swallow sound" to make "dolphin sound", it does not mean that "dolphin sound" is made like that, but "swallow sound" is made like that.

Many different opinions on the internet are contradictory now, but I don't know that the whole story is actually caused by the confusion of the title. Now put forward these, so that everyone is no longer confused by those fancy terms and can't find the north. ...