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Some famous Bass singers i have heard of are:
Tim Storms-Current Holder of Guiness Book's Lowest sound produced by the human voice at 7 Hz. Sings with Pierce Arrow in Branson, MO
Dan Britton-past holder of lowest bass singer before Storms, Sings with Pierce Arrow in Branson, MO
Tim Riley-Extremely talented Bass singer, sang with the Gold City Quartet.
Richard Sterban-famous for pounding out low note. Sings with The Oak Ridge Boys (a quartet)
JD Sumner-Sang back up for the King of Rock n' Roll Elvis Presley.
James "Big Chief" Wetherington-Sang bass for the Statesmen Quartet from 1949 till his death in 1973.
Larry Hooper 1917-1983
Jeff Pearls of The Kings Heralds Quartet and Jim Mclintock who sang for the same quartet in the 60s and 70s
What else can I help you with?
What is the vocal range of ogie alcasid?
BASS: Lowest Male Voice
What kind of voice is nonoy zuniga?
Bass voice
What is the middle classification for a male voice?
from top to bottom: soprano alto counter tenor tenor counter baritone baritone bass
Is len kagamine is a boy?
Len Kagamine is a 14-year-old boy voice created by the Vocaloid 2 speech synthesizer. He is the male mirror (male twin) of Rin Kagamine (female voice created by Vocaloid). * Many people who cosplay him are girls which is why many people think he is a girl. He has a higher-pitched voice than a lot of male singers (like Justin Bieber), but once you get used to the voice and realize that he has a flat chest, you will see that he is a boy!
What are the levels of choir voices?
There are four basic voices in a mixed choir: two female voices: Soprano (high-pitched) and Alto (low), and two male voices: Tenor (high) and Bass (low). Sometimes intermediary voices are added: Mezzo-soprano between Soprano and Alto and Baritone between Tenor and Bass. At other times the male voices may all be combined into a single part. Additionally any of the voice parts may be split up further. In that case the voices are most commonly referred to as first Soprano, second Soprano, first Alto etc. Usually only the four basic voices are subdivided this way, though the second Soprano voice may be referred to as Mezzo-Soprano and the first Bass voice as Baritone. Of course male choirs only have the Tenor, Baritone and Bass voices and female choirs only the Soprano, Mezzo-soprano and Alto voices. An exception is in some types of ancient music (from the renaissance and earlier) where the Alto parts are sung by very high pitched tenors. These are known as Counter-tenors, they sing with the so-called falsetto voice. This practice is quite common in English choirs.
