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OBSESSED!: Alli Mauzey Proves "Head Voice" and "Belting" are NOT Interchangeable
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- Опубликовано: 3 ноя 2013
- www.playbill.co... As a highly regarded musical theatre pro, Seth Rudetsky is often asked to teach master classes and share tips, tricks and techniques. Today's tip: when auditioning, never belt signature notes that are known for being sung in head voice, and vice versa. Seth's pal Alli Mauzey draws from the scores of "Cats," "Les Miz" and "Wicked" to help prove his point.
plot twist. Glinda kills Elphaba and performs Defying gravity instead
I feel terrible for choking on laughter at this
Yes please
And became the wicked witch of the south?
I’m wheezing
Mikael P. Nessarose is East
he's right that was the most horrific yet amazing thing ever
How how HOW has she not been Christine yet....
Rhianon Annie McDowell I know right! How has she not jumped on that?
Or Carlotta tbh.
She would be the most amazing Carlotta! She's a fantastic comedic actress and she obviously has the pipes the role requires.
She'd have to wait about 20 years in order to play Carlotta
ANDDDDD NOW SHE'S CHRISTINE!
They are so right! Defying Gravity in head voice is strangely amazingly horrific! It sounds so good yet is so wrong.
Emma Beckett I have to do it in head/mix lol
Emma Beckett I sing it in a mix tbh
this is why i never liked when kurt sang it on glee lmao
@@TheIndigoSystem lol same. And the way she sang it was not how i sing it when using my head voice. She sounded more like she was at an opera.
@@zharagould1853that's also because she is singing it an octave higher (or maybe a little less, a sixth or a seventh) than the original, to accentuate the horror of it
*The phantom cries tears of joy in the distance*
I CAME BACK TO THIS COMMENT AND I FINALLY GET UT
Yes without a doubt yes.
I'm flying hiiiiigh, GLINDAFYYYYYYYING GRAVITY
ThatoneguyinthefrontI see whacha did there! :)
I can't believe gravity is now fabulous sparkles
Whoever is directing Phantom right now...cast her as Christine!!!
That's exactly what I was thinking! She would be a great Christine. She could hit that E every night without trouble.
Holly Shue That high E is pre-recorded. On Broadway, most of the title song is.
R Beth The entire title song is pre-recorded always.
She sang a high E every night in Wicked.
***** I'VE BEEN SAYING THAT FOR A WHILE!
2:16 Glinda saying "or was" I think is amazing :D
Michael Larkin really shows her range that she could drop down and go back up.
It looks so effortless when she does it... I wish I had such a great head voice!
Clem you wish you had such a good HEAD voice?!?!
I wish I had such a good VOICE!!!!
Like in general
That rendition of "Defying Gravity" was horrendously great. Meanwhile all the glass in a five mile radius has been shattered into a million pieces........
and the Gershwin theatre has collapsed
*trickle of blood drips from ear
Still can't believe that head voice
Holy Moly the mic craps out she goes so high!
Steve OHoly crap my headphones blow out she goes so high!
No, I take that back. My head explodes from this stupid headache she goes so high! AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Alli deserves to be a bigger star than she already is. She's fantastic in ever yway.
WeLoveElphie111 Glenda is a very big role in wicked lol
It’s pretty hard to find a good Glenda so she is a pretty big shining star
Glinda* whoops
I found her through Screw Loose and Lenora and GOSHH she is so talented 😭😭
I think she'd make a Fantastic Christine Daae
Right?! Can someone please make this happen?
YASSS
An amazing Carlotta as well!
Honestly defying gravity in head voice is one of the most impressive yet scariest things I’ve heard
2:16 THE “or was” KILLS ME EVERY TIME
Her “or was” was amazing!
Also, THOSE HIGH NOTES
Holy crap I knew Alli Mauzey could sing but...HOLY CRAP!!
Very nice, but the reason Defying Gravity would be amazing and not more of "I can't hear you" is only because she did it an octave up. At that point it's not the song or the belt vs head issue, it's just the fact that you HAVE those notes in the first place. That's a high F, people. Although, if you can regularly do high Fs, you could have a career just doing Queen of the Night.
+Kris Gibbons Actually, unless the recording bent the pitch, the high note was an E. I know in the original is an F, but I'm quite certain that was not the note that she hit. Does she have it? Sure. She just sang an E instead.
+Kris Gibbons thank you for pointing that was an octave up....I was thinking "OMG D. Gravity never sound so high before!!!"
Im a 16 year old male and can go up to a G6 so does that mean i can be in wicked as glinda or Elphaba
+Austin Wolfe i'm afraid not. You wouldn't have as long enough hair for you to do her famous hair toss. And even with the wig. I don't know, I just don't see it. But then again All Glinda's are played by girls. Not trying to be mean
Austin Wolfe boy do it !! Defy Gravity and I'll chase down 24601
She was actually going to audition as elphaba, then she decided to go for Glinda..I'd love to see her as elphaba
I'm SO glad that she went for Glinda I'm not sure wether I've EVEr enjoyed a musical character THAT MUCH
1:19 me when I attempt to sing On My Own because I can't belt
Alli, my friend, you have the highest voice I have ever heard. That... was horribeautiful. Ten out of ten on making my ears bleed in my ear buds. You are also the PERFECT person for Glinda!
I can totally picture Glinda singing Defying Gravity, or Elphaba doing a Glinda impersonation using her own song
that note at 2:05 is so high! she reaches it so effortlessly.
this is really funny, but the beginning segment is so inaccurate. It's equating head voice as being pulled back and breathy. With proper placement, a transition from chest to head voice shouldn't be very noticeable, and even if one does notice it, it still keeps its resonance and power. Obviously her head voice is super strong as shown by the later part of the segment. So this really should be titled BAD head voice and belting aren't interchangeable.
as a fairly new voice student, that's what i was thinking based on what i've learned so far... glad to see someone mention this
I think it's just to exaggerate how wrong it is!
yeah, lol. it's not that deep guys.
You're correct Melissa. I think they meant pulling the voice into head voice before one has to resonate into the head to hit the note. Ie, head resonance on a note that wouldn't normally be in head voice automatically makes the note weaker, because you're placing resonance in a place where the note isn't normally found
BINGO.
Alli Mauzey is my favorite Glinda. She's just did Glinda perfectly every time. Her characterizations were hilarious
Holy God her soprano voice is so amazing :0 that defying gravity is OUTSTANDING
ERMAGERD! Shall we say that was...Alli Mauzing?
Pyramid132420 LOL
1:54 Here is Alli’s “amazing yet horrific” performance of Defying Gravity, if you just want to skip to that part
I love how casual she is as that amazing voice comes out of her mouth.
So we got some examples of using head voice instead of chest voice... But what about people who think it's ok to belt Think of Me (PotO) or Maria's part in A Boy Like That/I have a Love (West Side Story)?
PupCake1025 I've also heard a completely belted version of I Feel Pretty... Needless to say, it wasn't very pretty.
PupCake1025 Well, I posted a video of someone belting Think of Me but it got deleted for some reason.
***** It really was. She had a nice voice, it was just so cheesy and unnatural lol
+PupCake1025 Yeah, I was hoping to hear swaps in both directions.
She is amazing. Imagine Kristin and her doing it in a durt though 😍 soprano duet.
Am I the only one who noticed that she did, like, the soprano version of Willemijn's end riff? SHOOKETH
I saw Alli as Galinda at the Gershwin just recently, and she is absolutely hysterical! She adds her own spin, and I really loved her performance!
Alli owes me $500 for the glass tablet screen she just cracked! LOL. THAT was ridiculous!!!!! I LOVE IT!!!! :-)
She sounds just like Glenda the good witch from the original movie Wizard of Oz singing "Defying Gravity". LOL I totally saw her dressed as Glenda. Yet she sounded like Eponine when singing Les Mis except for the last note she purposefully dropped. She has quite a chameleonic type of voice. :)
Well she was Glinda in Wicked which is musical that takes place before and during the wizard of oz's time period 😂
That wasn't head voice, that was legit soprano!!! Go Alli!!!
FYI, soprano = head voice most of the time
@@TheresaTV1 ya but singing legit soprano isn’t head voice and is different than just being a soprano
Amazing 6th octave! 👏🏻
WOW! Her pitch is so high, it broke the glass on my computer monitor. Bravo!
Holy Mother of Oz! That high note!!!! *o*
holy crap
This guy has a radio show right? I SWEAR i've seen him before!
Edited because I didn't finish the video before commenting and now I'm in love with this woman. I cannot believe I haven't heard of her before! She is the best thing since sliced bread.
+tankmaster1018 Look up her singing "Screw Loose" from Cry-Baby.
I loved her in Wicked as Glinda. ❤️
i'd like to see mariah and ariana try that.
***** that is incorrect... you might have read that somewhere but if you play the notes on the piano Alli sings at least a whole step higher than Mariah could ever do
Well, Mariah reaches these notes in whistle register and can phrase in that register too. Ariana can only reach these notes but she only uses falsetto
Hey hey hey everyone, we can bag out pop stars, but let's leave Mariah alone...
A good singer is not only based on high notes that they can sing.
***** I wasn't trying to start an argument, so sorry about that... But I meant not in falsetto or in whistle tones :) I know Mariah can sing higher in whistle tones but in this case that was not what I was talking about so sorry for the confusion!
God! I love her, her voice is just perfect!! And that's why she's one of my favorites Glinda.
I disagree with this slightly because she was doing memory and on my own in a weak head voice instead of a strong classical one like she did in defying gravity. I think it's fine to do things in head voice as long as it's strong.
You are missing the point....
JeanysunnyD It's really a question of style...And what was intended by the composer(s). If you're being cast for something, you can't shove your unique self into it, "warts and all", and hope it stretches until you fit. You have to be able to fit in it to begin with. It's akin to Cinderella's wicked step sisters trying to jam their big feet into her little slipper. If "the shoe fits" and you have a pleasant and agreeable personality, you're hired, or you're at least "in" as an understudy for a minor character (or, if the production is small enough, one of the leads). So if they're looking for a Broadway belt and you give them opera, that's not what they were looking for. If they're casting someone who can sing in covered classical but at the audition you sing in a bright belt, same problem... You wouldn't vocalize an angsty rock song in falsetto, would you? It would sound unintentionally humorous. Imagine Chester Bennington sobbing his way through "All I Ask Of You" in a hooty, disconnected falsetto that occasionally cracked. Or Trent Reznor screaming "Bring Him Home" as though it were a hate anthem.
That's the whole point of casting singers for parts... It's a way of weeding out the stylistically undesirable or underdeveloped singers from the ones who have the sound the director wants for the role- especially if it's a well-established musical that has been around for decades. They already have in mind what they want, and nothing else will do because they're not just trying to please themselves- they're trying to also please the audience who will be paying-and watching- with high expectations.
I want GALINDA TO SING DEFYING GRAVITY INSTEAD
Louise Dearman... lol!
Jai Jackson This comment made my day. Thank you. xD
It's *GLINDA* now!!
the camera can't handle alli's amazingness
I’m laughing so hard yet staring in awe at her singing Defying Gravity! Oh my gosh, that’s insane!
My jaw has dropped and it still has not closed... I cannot just... Alli is my favorite.
I just saw her this week in Wicked on broadway AND SHE IS AMAZIIINNNNNNNGGGGG! Im so glad I got the oportunity to see her perform SHE'S LITERALLY THE BEST GLINDA
her amount of talent shouldn't be allowed
Blew my mind with Defying Gravity.. Gave me shivers. Wow.
omg. she 's such a nut case. I LOVE HER!!!!
People: why did you decide to persu opera instead of music theatre?
Me: 1:55
1:57 THAT HIGH NOTE MAD ME THROW MY PHONE ACROSS MY ROOM AND I LITERALLY SAID “I’m done...”
2 years later (check comment date), she is still outstanding. Ive listened to pretentious singers and read pretentious comments. She, (Alli Mauzey) is fucking good.
"Sing whatever you want at auditions!"
YES THANK YOU SETH WONDERFUL POINT. It's how it's sung that matters.
Owww. It's beautiful and amazing, but I think Alli's pure awesomeness broke my headphones and my eardrums.
HAHAHAHAHA I HAVE DONE THAT WITH ON MY OWN. That explains why I didn't get a call back LOL
She sounds like she's straight out of the Wizard of Oz film with added Ozsome-amazingness. WOW. :O
Glinda as Elphaba is probably the funniest thing I've seen so far this year.
She hit an F6!!!! I'm impressed and virtually clapping. However... this is extremely misleading because Elphaba's character sings this much lower (someone with perfect pitch, aka not this commenter, can say how much). In a head voice this would still sound awesome but not quite as amazing as this, which is probably why the key was picked
Yeah the original key of that high note of Defying Gravity is F5, to use "head" to sing F6 is awesome and "proportioned" less fold weight for a higher note. Though "head" projected like an operatic soprano would sound strong even for on my own, just out of style as belting is expected there or at least an open yell like vowel, not necessarily actually yelled (:.
Does anyone know what the highest note she hits in this is?
Actually in the final riff she hits the Gb6. !
+Alan in other words, the chino note. Right?
the cheno note is an f6 (which she did in Thank Goodness)
when in thank goodness does cheno hit that?
josh miller it was an optional thing she did like once
............speechless. I have no idea what to say
THAT GODDAMN HEAD VOICE FUCK!!! BEAUTIFUL
obsessed with this video
SOMEONE GIVE THAT WOMAN A COOKIE!
I think she'll do great as a Christine in The Phantom of the Opera. Hahahaha.
Why were the "head voice" substitution examples in the beginning so breathy and bad? They may have worked if
sung with support and power ;)
+Karen Vincent and it sounded different than the head voice example in D. Gravity O.O maybe because she is a soprano and Memory is for a mezzo...
If you can make your head voice really resonant then some songs don't require belting. Alli has very smooth soprano tones. So I wouldn't say you can never sing something like On My Own in your head voice, because it's all about tone
Ngl that was pretty good. Takes a lot of skill to sing defying gravity, let alone belt out those really high notes like that. Alli, ur not only gorgeous but u nailed those high notes perfectly! 😍😍
U defs should play Christine in Phantom if u haven't already
Very strong soprano voice! Wow.
I was lucky enough to see her Glinda!! It was very cool
I cant even... I really am obsessed with Alli now!
OMG! This is one of my pet peeves! Thanks Seth for putting this out there!
LOVE this guy!! Wonderful, helpful advice! I love it!!
when I die, I want her singing on the gates of heaven for me!
I come back to this video every now and then to die and live again.
Me at 2:05 - =O
Seriously, my mouth just DROPPED open! Amazing!
the best glinda turned into the best Elphaba-LOUISE DEARMAN
RIP all headphone users
Okay way to go, though.
If she doesn't become Christine from PotO something is very wrong with all of us.
O.o How on Earth did she reach that high note?!
YuiLovesBooksandGames soprano upper extension. She's a high soprano. Biologically she has those notes. Hitting them so cleanly and openly requires training and muscle memory. If one isn't a high soprano, forget it. Not possible without damaging technique
Now I can't stop imagining her singing this, inside her floating bubble. 😆
does any one know where she bought that shirt ? seriously I need it!!!
Hilarious. MT soprani are more likely to use their high passaggi than their high notes per se these days - it was very apt to hear this immediately after the Eden Espinosa episode with the Wizard and I riff!
Aside from Kristen, you are my fav Glinda 💙
Whats the highest note she hits in Defying gravity here? A G#6?
I love Seth Rudetsky so much!
I'm terrified but in awe at the same time... my ears...
.It's just amazing NOT horrific.
.Absolutely Stunning.
.Incredible.
I grew up with her family and her sister choreographed many shows I was in as a kid.
Thanks to you Alli, you just broke my netbook's screen.
SHE WOULD MAKE A GREAT CHRISTINE!
going to my piano I think that riff at the end she scaled up to a Bb6 ( either that or my ears are completely askew ) and I think its a different key than the stage production of it.
Um....no. It's "just" an F6. I say just loosely, because it's still insanely impressive.
my cat died during this video........I wonder why
(no cats were harmed in the making of this comment)
Holy cow! My brain can't even think that high of a note.
Just saw her live with an elphaba actress doing a little Broadway review. It was fabulous!
I love Seth.