HEY EVERYONE, I'M KAT!
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I need some songs for altos.
Anything like Freddy my love would be good :] (link)
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I'm not sure of any specific songs, but I'm an alto, too, so the thing I do is to usually look at song that guys sing, because they've got a lower voice range. It really helps, because you don't have to try to sing really high notes.
Also, look for singers from about the 60s or something, those singers didn't tend to be loud and really high pitched, they were more mellowed out and lower. =)
Hope this has helped at all!!
Kat
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Rating: 5
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Yeah I love older songs but I don't know where to look.
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