Peter Friedman is an American actor and singer known for his Broadway performances in Ragtime, Phantom of the Opera, and Guys and Dolls. He is admired for his baritone voice, stage presence, and ability to evoke complex emotions in his singing.

To learn singing like Peter Friedman, you need to focus on breathing techniques and expressiveness. His unique vocal technique involves using breath support to convey emotional depth and power within his singing, whenever it’s called for. He tends to infuse each note with great emotion to create a powerful, deep connection with the listener. Peter often evokes a sense of empathy in his audience, ultimately delivering a powerful and unforgettable performance.

Listening to his performances is strongly recommended, such as 'Johanna' from Sweeney Todd, 'Bring Him Home' from Les Miserables, or 'Lily's Eyes' from The Secret Garden. These songs showcase Peter's vocal prowess, as well as his strength at creating nuanced, emotional interpretations of lyrics.

There are several Singing Carrots resources that can help you learn how to sing like Peter Friedman. For starters, use the breathing techniques mentioned in the 'Breathing basics' article. These will help you develop better breath support, allowing you to convey the same emotional depth and power behind the notes that he does. Practice onsets-offsets by using the 'Glottal Onset' and 'Humming' exercises. These will aid in producing the same rich quality of his voice.

It is equally important to understand your voice type before embarking on your journey to sing like Peter Friedman. Check out the 'Voice types' article for a detailed explanation of this classification and how to identify your voice type.

If you're looking to warm up your voice, try the ‘Farinelli Breathing’ and ‘3 Minute Warm Up’ exercises from the skill-related videos provided by Singing Carrots. They will help you prepare your voice so that you can tackle challenges similar to those in Peter's songs.

Finally, explore Singing Carrot's pitch training and pitch visualizer in the 'Pitch Training' tool. These will help you hone your pitch accuracy by providing feedback on your performance.

By focusing on Peter Friedman's unique style, using Singing Carrots resources, and investing in your voice, you'll be well on your way to mastering his emotive singing techniques.