What is squillo?

[Dan]

I see this term appear all the time. Corelli had it, Domingo doesn't... I
would like it if somebody would explain what that is, since I have not
noticed its existence or lack thereof.

Dan

[Skip]

No, that's what your mama does...........
<baron munch...@aol.com> wrote in message
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> squealo is when Handlegirl sticks a dildo up her ass.
>

[shortspark]

Squillo is an Italian term which to me defines a brilliance of tone,
usually found at the upper end of the voice. You are right that Corelli
had it - and he had it in spades!

It is often considered a "halo" which surrounds the note. Some people
feel a singer is singing sharp when actually it is this added brilliance
to the sound that is heard. Speaking of Corelli, one should listen to
his Capitol recording of "Granada" to hear "squillo" at its best. The
ending high C does sound a bit sharp, but is it really? Or is it that
brilliance of "squillo" we hear? I say it is the "squillo" that adds
that something extra to the note.

For me, squillo is a welcome embellishment to the sound of the voice -
and one we hear very little of today.

shortspark

[Drakejake]

This topic has come up many times. Squillo is intense, concentrated head or
nasal resonance. This is resonance in the nasal cavities above the hard
palate. One can check for head resonance while singing by putting a finger on
the bridge of the nose. If there is such resonance, one can feel an intense
vibration there.

When resonance is concentrated in the head or mask, and reinforced with very
strong breath support and "covering," the voice produces a very bright ringing
sound that produces overtones and adds an edge to the voice. The quality of
the singing voice is partly determined by the intensity of this head resonance
and its balance with resonance in the mouth and chest.

Corelli produces a great deal of squillo because he has very powerful breath
support and focusses his voice in the mask on high notes by "covering" them.
Female singers also have lots of head resonance but the effect is different
than from male singers because women are singing in a higher register and do
not "cover" their high notes.

If you have stood near a singer with a great deal of squillo, as I have, the
effect is remarkable. Projected out into a big hall, this resonance adds
brilliance, ring, and definition to the voice. Without squillo, the voice
sounds less brilliant, less cutting, and softer or woolly.

Drakejake

[Leonard Tillman]

No easy feat, as a squeal would characteristically be "hi", rather than
"lo".....though, there are, of course, exceptions..
( "moans", perhaps? "Moannnnnaa Liiisaa, Moannnnnaa Liiissa, they have
named youuuu...")

LT
Some require two hours to watch "60 Minutes".. nothing lacking there,
I'd say -- IF due to "reading between the lines"....

[Skip]

and your's from flat singing strudel..........
<myra weat...@aol.com> wrote in message
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> "Skip" <skipnospam＼nyc.rr.com> wrote:
>
> no your mama... wondered where you were skip to my loo, didn't take
> long for you to remove your lips from Handlegirl's anus to post that
> huh?

[Skip]

and strudel can sing while your lips are up her butt, but stick your tongue
up there, maybe she will sing on pitch for once..........
<norma jean thom...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> myra weat...@aol.com wrote:
>
> >"Skip" <skipnospam＼nyc.rr.com> wrote:
> >
> >no your mama... wondered where you were skip to my loo, didn't take
> >long for you to remove your lips from Handlegirl's anus to post that
> >huh?
>

> actually, skip can type while his tongue is stuck up Handlegirl's ass,
> hence the "squealo"
>
>

[Skip]

but she needs more, much more.......
<erne...@aol.com> wrote in message
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> "Skip" <skipnospam＼nyc.rr.com> wrote:
>
> >and strudel can sing while your lips are up her butt, but stick your
tongue
> >up there, maybe she will sing on pitch for once..........
>

> I heard you tried it and it works, she's ever so grateful.... snicker,
> snicker, snort snort...

[Skip]

Really amazing how sick you really are to answer all your alias posts as if
you were different people........
.......You really need mental help. TROLL PLUNGER APPLIED!
<sempre lib...@aol.com> wrote in message
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> "Skip" <skipnospam＼nyc.rr.com> wrote:
>
> >and strudel can sing while your lips are up her butt, but stick your
tongue
> >up there, maybe she will sing on pitch for once..........
>

> just keep that tongue wiggling, hon and even Handlegirl will be able
> to sing the Mad Scene, e flat and all...

[Charlie Handelman]

I wonder whyc this sick creep is so jealous of me??I guess it is my great
popularity that KILLS him..poor thing....sola perduta and surely
abbandonata...CH
My best, Charlie. Check out my website dedicated to the wonderful world
of opera, and request my huge free catalogue of live opera tapes.

http://www.handelmania.com

[Charlie Handelman]

Did this creep escpe from a mental home???I wonder what the preocupation is
with my poor litle tender ass? Maybe the person needs a colonoscopy..or a
semi-colonoscopy...maybe we can find the Callas Isolde up there????CH

[Operatunenity]

Squillo is the effect of honing overtones and focus into an art, and squeallo
is the sound that a pig makes when you step on it.
Squeallo is sometimes associated with the sound certain tenors make, as
opposed to some sopranos who can sound like a cat that has been nailed to the
wall. Sometimes it is a word associated with thugs who liken the sound that
some rat finks make when they squeal on their associates which some pigs call
singing.
Some in the opera industry will say that you can never teach a pig to sing,
but some policemen have sung very well on TV and respond very well to training.

Seriously though, In Italian, squillo is associated with the brilliance in
the sound that a trumpet makes, and the first line of text the soldiers chorus
makes in act 3 of Trovatore refers to the squillo of war trumpets. When a whole
chorus can sing with squillo it is actually quite an exciting sound. Haven't
heard it very often though.

[Skip]

Especially assholes who post under 50+ alias accounts, and then answers
himself......
<ritorna vinc...@aol.com> wrote in message
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> plac...@aol.comnojunk (Charlie Handelman) wrote:
>
> >I wonder whyc this sick creep is so jealous of me??I guess it is my great
> >popularity that KILLS him..poor thing....sola perduta and surely
> >abbandonata...CH
>

> yeah some popularity ... with a few other assholes on r.m.o. some
> glory to brag about eh?
>

[Mark D Lew]

In article <20020908062939...@mb-bj.aol.com>,
operat...@aol.com (Operatunenity) wrote:

> the sound that a trumpet makes, and the first line of text the soldiers chorus
> makes in act 3 of Trovatore refers to the squillo of war trumpets. When a
whole
> chorus can sing with squillo it is actually quite an exciting sound. Haven't
> heard it very often though.

And the text of the chorus Norma refers to the squillo of a gong.

An entire chorus of squillo would certainly be exciting, but it depends a
lot on the context. It doesn't make for a good blend, and there is plenty
of music where I wouldn't consider it appropriate at all.

mdl

[lav...@webtv.net]

It's simply deicious breaded and deep-friend and served with tartare
sauce. :)

[Skip]

I think you're talking about what you and your daddy did when you were
young.
<joan holden@aol..com> wrote in message
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> operat...@aol.com (Operatunenity) wrote:
>
> >Squillo is the effect of honing overtones and focus into an art, and
squeallo
> >is the sound that a pig makes when you step on it.
> > Squeallo is sometimes associated with the sound certain tenors make, as
> >opposed to some sopranos who can sound like a cat that has been nailed to
the
>

> mary I thought we'd already covered this. Squealo are the lovely
> sounds emitted by Handlegirl when skip to my loo applies his ever
> lovin lips to aforesaid Handlegirl's bunghole. She can even sing the
> Mad Scene including several E flats this way. Simply marvelous.
>

[Skip]

so sit on a bocelli cd and rotate......... janloves is that you?
<handl...@aol.com> wrote in message
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> "Skip" <skipnospam＼nyc.rr.com> wrote:
>
> >I think you're talking about what you and your daddy did when you were
> >young.
>

> no mary we're talking about you, you are skip to my loo ain't cha?
> Just keep that tongue wiggling inside Handlegirl's butt and she might
> even attempt some more coloratura feats.
>
>
>
>

[Skip]

yes and afterwards, give it to you to lick clean...................
<hester joh...@aol.com> wrote in message
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> "Skip" <skipnospam＼nyc.rr.com> wrote:
>
> >so sit on a bocelli cd and rotate......... janloves is that you?
>
>

> now that's an idea, when you get tired of tonguelashing Handlegirl,
> try sticking a CD up there and maybe push it with your tongue, great
> squealo there!
>

[Skip]

you are such a bore................*yawn* get a life............

<fanny joh...@aol.com> wrote in message
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> "Skip" <skipnospam＼nyc.rr.com> wrote:
>
> >yes and afterwards, give it to you to lick clean...................
>

> well I was right, you DO stick CD's up Handlegirls butt, and lick them
> clean ... but then again you do enjoy licking ass so much, dear. Keep
> on licking and probing, Handlegirl will hit those E Flats yet.
>
>

[Leonard Tillman]

>stella d'o...@aol.com

Uh...Hey, Steeeelllllaaaaa! Steeeeeeelllllaaaaaaaaaa!!

L "Kowalski" T
"You have come to my home, hat in hand, you ask me for favor......You
don't even think to call me 'Godfather'... Ahhh...."
-- Don V. Corleone (originally Andolini), 1971

[Commspkmn]

Leonard Tillman wrote:
<< Uh...Hey, Steeeelllllaaaaa! Steeeeeeelllllaaaaaaaaaa!! >>

Can't you hear me yella? You're putting me through
Hella....Stellaaaaaaaaaa!!!!!!

[Leonard Tillman]

From: comm...@aol.com (Commspkmn)

>Leonard Tillman wrote:

<< Uh...Hey, Steeeelllllaaaaa! Steeeeeeelllllaaaaaaaaaa!! >>

I'm trying to recall - in the Operatic version by Andre Previn,
did "Stanley the K" (Rodney Gilfry) say - or sing - an equivalent of
this?

LT
"I'm about to try optimism, -- but I know it won't do any good.. "

[Commspkmn]

<< I'm trying to recall - in the Operatic version by Andre Previn,
did "Stanley the K" (Rodney Gilfry) say - or sing - an equivalent of
this? >>

Stanley yells it, but doesn't sing it. Previn was certain that singing the
line would draw a laugh (as Flanders does in the excellent Simpsons' spoof).
Ken Meltzer

[Leonard Tillman]

(Two new posters added to RMO's treasury: )

>kathy jon...@hotmail.com
And
> fern gla...@aol.com

Okaaay... Let's see now....we've got:
" Kathy 'n' Gladsie" ...In the tradition of maybe "Thelma & Louise"
?, " #s 1 and 2" ?,
"Frick 'n' Frack"? Good work, "Lateys", yer on
the right path.... ( -- but to *where*??)

[Leonard Tillman]

>"mrs. alama bern...@aol.com "

Tell me, Allie, - What does *Mr.* Alama Bern...@aol.com have to
say about Wifey-Dearest flirting with online tapefanatics??