aha i found the vowel modification that lets me sing loudly with nice ring in bass-baritone tessitura so i cant wait to show my voice teacher and hear how she explains this is actually more proof that im actually a soprano
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still working on the opposite, to get the high notes turning everything into "u"!
you can especially hear it, "du quu non muvu ul pusu" for "di qua non muovo il paso", and also "su" for "sì"
That's a game we do in Italy, there's a song that seems specifically designed to be sung with vowel replacement: Garibaldi fu ferito
There's a rendition of the alteration here:
Flik Flok (Garibaldi Fu Ferito) - Francesco Salvi
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@oblomov reminds me somewhat of this, a vowel substitution song in English https://youtu.be/E5b-oUqmqCQ?feature=shared
RAFFI - Apples and Bananas - In Concert with the Rise and Shine Band
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its hard to pronounce italian wrong right
I was watching this just yesterday, quite relevant
Why Italian Is The Most Beautiful Language? | Language Review l Italian ep
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(it's "ah" which you can kind hear, most especially where in spoken language it would be "o". it's not possible for me to get ring on a pure "o" at this pitch so the tricky thing is to say "ah" while changing enough other qualities of the sound to trick everyone into hearing "o")