Choral Public Domain Library

Since I have always known that at any audition they will test my deep range anyway, I have used a "high-range" song. :) My choise has been "Vouchsafe, O Lord" from Händel's "Dettingen Te Deum". I have also used "In diesen heiligen Hallen" from "Die Zauber...

Recording - that's an idea!

We'll just get these first couple of concerts out of the way first, then the annual christmas thingies, and then we'll see if we can start with some deep grumblings.

well, as in this G1 ? the 11th key / G below Deep C ? :shock: :shock: wow That's the one. I've looked up a lot of the suggestions I have had here, and just as I left home yesterday I received a big box of CD's. It will be a couple of weeks before I get to listen to them, as I'm back at work... But ...

Hi again, I got interrupted by work, which tends to turn up at only the wrong moments. That's part of the reason I had a ten year hiatus in singing, and only started up again two years ago. I mean G1, and after a lot of singing (like concerts with two choirs in the same week, with extra rehearsals i...

Thanks!

Rachmaninov I've thought about - and Chesnokov. I would need to warm up for several days to get down to the low G in Chesnokov's "Do not Reject Me", but I've been even lower - in practice.

Purcell and Ockeghem never crossed my mind - I'll look at them ASAP!

Hello all! I've been looking around for more choral music, and stumbled across this place. I'm sure I'll be able to find lots of useful "stuff" here, although maybe not what I started out looking for. As my user name indicates, I'm a bass. More unusually I'm a basso profondo who mostly sin...