Bass, Tenor, Alto, or Soprano?
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Are you a Bass, Tenor, Alto, or Soprano? (My apologies if there are any others that I missed!)
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I'm not a vocalist by any means, but we were all required to sing in a choir at my music camp, and I was an alto in that. I have a pretty sad vocal range, tbh.
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I am technically a tenor, though I think my voice sounds best in higher ranges.
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Mezzo-soprano but I try really hard to be soprano. I'm out of practice, though. I sang a bunch of songs from Phantom of the Opera in the shower yesterday, and wow that is hard when you haven't done any vocal exercises beyond singing in the car for a while.
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I'm a true Soprano! I can sing pretty high haha
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I don't really know what I would consider myself as, maybe a tenor, but I do have a somewhat wide range, from bass to alto.
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A really, really bad alto wannabe
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I'm somewhere between an alto and mezzo soprano. My range is exactly two octaves (starting from G below middle C and going up) if I really stretch, a few notes smaller if I don't. I haven't been able to sing regularly in ages, though.
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I’m not entirely sure. I can hit some low notes and some high notes. My vocal range is crap tbh
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I'm definitely an alto and definitely bad at singing. It's sad because I love it so much.
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Soprano.
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I think I'm a soprano, but to be honest, I'm not sure. I am able to sing decently high but it can sound breathy, and then there's like this hole in the middle, and then I can sing decently middle-ish. So. That's not vague at all.
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Definitely alto - I can sing from the E flat below middle C to the second F above middle C (but the highest few notes are pretty rough and I sound a lot better in my lower range).
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I'm in that weird zone called mezzo-soprano. I can sing down into tenor ranges, a D-3 at my lowest, but I still have a lot of my coloratura and upper register too. C-6, for sure. D-6 and E-6 on good days.
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*operatic voice* Soprano!
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