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From: mf@cornell.UUCP (mf)
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Subject: Re: countertenor
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Date: Wed, 24-Apr-85 07:41:46 EST
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>> Let us not forget John Ferrante, with his four-octave (!!) range.

>> Nor Andrea Von Ramm, a natural alto who trained herself to sing
>> way into the baritone range.

Nor Julius Eastman (in Maxwell-Davies' ``8 Songs for a Mad King''). 4 octaves,
you said?