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People been telling me that im a tenor 2 and im not experienced in singing terms or anything like that but this video helped me understand the tenor voice a bit more
Tenor 2 just means although you sing tenor you can't get the top few notes that Tenor 1's get.Realistic range for Tenor 2 is B2or C3up to B4 orC5(Tenor1 would be C3 or D3 up to E5 or evenF5.)I'm a Tenor 2 myself C5 being my top note,B2 my lowest note(On a good day)C3 on a bad day.
@@tomthecat9317Sorry for responding, you were asking someone else, but maybe you can find me to be helpful! Just from your range alone, I think you are a baritone.
@@tomthecat9317 the range could be baritone but it depends on where your voice is most comfortable, resonant and your timbre. Because most tenors are capable of getting down to around a g2 but need to work on the really high notes. A baritone, thats their sweet spot. Are capable of going lower especially with training/practice, but are more resonant G2 and top of their range for a trained baritone is around G4 or A4. So without a lot of training there is a chance you could be tenor but din’t wanna say without hearing you because that is a baritone range. Whats “controllable” right now… could grow in the future.
Tbh, david phelps always sound like full lyric tenor to me (he's trained as leggero tenor.). I think he said his secondo passaggio is A4 when he's at his highest.
I'm a baritone but my comfortable range is c3-a4 so when I sing I'm a tenor and my full range is E2-C6 (I can hit notes up to F6 when I'm more warmed up and once hit E1 somehow I reached subharmony) so I think myvoce is quite interesting.
You have a very wide vocal range from soprano in your very highest range to 2nd bass in your very lowest range although you say you're most comfortable as a middle weight baritone.
@@MichaelHoare-vr7mopls what. Dont make any indications or tell ppl what voice type they are if you’ve never heard them. He could be a bass/tenor with an extensive range, but you can’t just tell people what they are based on comments online.
My vocal range is D3 - A5 , my vocal coach said me that I'm a high tenor between Lyric and Leggero Tenor, but I think all the voices are unique indepently of what sounds because Music joins us , and that's the point 🎶🎶🎶💪
I may not have one of the very highest male voice types in the world, but it's still high enough to reach SOME feminine notes. Even if my voice stays south of A4, that still covers most of the contralto region and I WILL sing up to Ab4 when I cover "Alone" by Heart in a lower key that does not exceed that note, knowing that I can just as easily sing all the way down to Gb2. Gb2 to Ab4 is the area where I would enjoy singing that song and I can deliver sheer power on middle C. I often look at the music of powerhouse mezzo-sopranos with powerful C5 notes and I will often move their C5's down to C4 because it's the C4 that is one of my powerhouse notes. That is exactly why I sing an octave down from Celine Dion with her song, "It's All Coming Back To Me." I would not sound very good, singing Michael Jackson in the same high keys that he sang in, but I can do a lot of stuff, transposing music from all the different voice types, both male and female. I know there are some very high tenors whose voices are consistently among feminine notes around a treble clef C, but that is not me. Being a powerhouse with a lower voice, I sing most comfortably around that middle C. I can make that G3 to G4 range sound big and exciting on my voice.
@@DeedatFXmy friend voice texture is a tenor he had a hard time going pass a4 range isnt a good prediction of voice type listening to the texture of the tone is better XD plenty of guy aren’t baritone but are confused with baritone because they are either untrained or simply not all tenor are confident in their high note XD
I am a Tenor,but I've recently discovered that I have a falsetto register on a good day I can hit C6,before my voice broke I was a boy soprano so that probably explains it.
Ooh we similar! Back before my voice matured, I was a high soprano then I turned into mezzo soprano then a baritone then trained myself to a tenor and now I'm a high tenor!!
Thanks for recognising Aj Mitchell, he is truly an exceptional tenor. His tone is extremely beautiful, he has an insane control and he has a great technique better than Bruno Mars's.
This is so interesting, I’ve always wondered what I am vocally. My highest A6 (whistle) E5 (chest/mix) and my lowest note is a D2 but I’ve never been able to hit it again my comfortable lows are G2 and up depending on the day
@@rorschach5883 it is a form of resonance in the voice (the location varies from person to person) but essentially, it’s a sound that sounds like a witch cackling to access higher notes. As you ascend in pitch (for males ESPECIALLY), you want to lighten your vocal weight and lean on that twangy, pharyngeal resonance while still maintaining some elements of chest so that it does indeed sound like a belt. What this person is probably commenting is that he goes up to E5 chest, but in reality, it’s probably just pharyngeal resonance alone with no chest, which gives the sound a metallic timber with no vocal weight. It’s kind of like cheating and “placing it in the mask”
Im definitely between tenor and baritone.. But i got a few questions tho, does the range in the video include head voice or only chest register? Because i want to find my voice type, understand it better and copy some artist of the same voice type to help learn my voice more.. Even with example above, im not sure are their voice is just high or they taught themselves to sing high because a lot of baritone also sang high.. I am absolutely untrained so i can either do chest/head only and i cant mix so i don't know where i belong😂.. The only indication that i know now is my speaking voice is soft and quite high (people always mistaken me for a lady when on the phone) and my head voice can go up to B5 but i just cant belt high.. I always love singing but since i was a kid (i only sing in my room and using head voice only cuz it isnt as loud as chest - i guess my voice is not that high my head voice is good just bcuz i pretty much sing with it most of the time
You're either a lyric baritone or possibly low tenor. You're untrained so you're still developing. Everyone's voice is unique, so you'll learn to eventually sing your own voice.
@@TheBboyRyujin Awwhh thank you for your reply that is so sweet.. I never thought anyone would actually reply to this haha thanks again.. Update: currently trying to explore my chest register and lower part of my voice more👍💪❤️
Another good video from you. I also expected tenorino in this vid since that is the highest voice type of tenor. Their secondo passaggio is G#4/A4. Aj mitchell seems to be one (or leggero tenor)
I wouldn’t completly agree that tenor range extends usually from c3 to C5 it is the range in Opera roles were written. I would sa that tenor natural range is from f2 to g#4. Everything above is a tehnique. Also baritones and basses do not have their Opera ranges, but a lot lower. For abatitone g4 is a belt like c5 is for a tenor. While g4 for a tenor is still a middle voice
I am a baritone, singing at karaoke on Starmaker. Recently, I tried to push to the limit by singing the following songs : 1. Save Me, We Are The Champions by Queen 2. I Want To Know What Love Is by Foreigner 3. Bed Of Roses, Always, Never Say Goodbye by Bon Jovi 4. When I See You Smile by Bad English I pushed my self and managed to hit the high notes all with chest voice.
Tenors and Altos share about 2/3rds of the same notes.In a 4 part choir Tenors and Altos are known as The middles because they're the two middle sections.
Countertenor is a gray area between an actual voice type and a role within opera. Lots of operatic countertenors are really baritones or regular tenors who know how to use falsetto very well. There is a subtype of the tenor called the tenore contraltino, which is a squeaky high tenor singing in the range of a contralto or perhaps even a mezzo-soprano.
My voice A2-F4 chest voice F4-A5 head/falsetto range but can also belt like light lyric soprano not powerful A5-D8 falsetto/whistle I consider myself countertenor
Hey, mine's quite similar! I have a pretty deep voice though, considering I'm a woman. I can hit a B#2 at the lowest, but it's pretty difficult, and quite quiet in comparison to the rest. This extends up to about B4, before it starts to get pretty weak, as well. That said, if I'm really pushing it, I can go from about G#2 to D#5. That all said though, my preferred range is between D3 and G4.
I am 15 and i don't know what is my voice type . My first passiaggo is d4 and second is f4 . I'm untrained. I strain b4 and C5 sometimes. My lowest note is Eb3
Mine is Low : e2 Chest : b4 Mix : c5,d5 and e5 also g5 but not comfortable with g5 Head voice : d6 Whistle : i don't know how do that even i can't finger whistle 😂
I'm a tenor, and my voice type is the same as Bruce Dickinson from Iron Maiden . I can comfortably sing his songs. It's pretty easy for me to sing his high and low notes. I also identify with the voice of Bono Vox from the band U2.
I have a question. I know that I'm a tenor because my voice sounds very similar to Andrea Bocelli. Whenever I sing his song everybody compliments on how good it sounds. My question is this: I can't sing anything else. Could anyone explain to me why I can sing Andrea Bocelli songs but I can't sing a simple pop song?
Cual es cual? En mi opinión queda así: - AJ Mitchell - tenor ligero - David Phelps - tenor lírico spinto - Bruno Mars - tenor lírico ligero - Andrea Bocelli - Él vendría siendo un tenor lírico puro Un tenor dramático en la opera sería Mario Del Monaco y en la música popular sería Dan Reynolds (Imagine Dragons)
Thanks its hard work 😖❤ I'm a Tenore Contraltino (male contralto basically) but i trained my voice to go super low as well. I'd say my range is roughly F2-D#5. I go super low by dropping my larnyx and using overtones and distortion. Of course my voice won't sound as thick as David Phelps. That guy is a monster! I do decent character impressions too. That probably helped develop my range lol I'd say my voice is most similar to Neil Sedaka. Thanks for showing this hobbyist nobody some love ❤ cheers!
@@ninasky7 Aww geez, I'm already blushing. I can send you a few links from my Google drive. They're short, but I think they showcase what I can do. Is there a place I can message you? I'd rather not leave links in the RUclips comments for weirdos to access. 😂
@@ninasky7 I'm flattered! I could send you some links from my Google drive. They're short clips, but they pretty much show what I can do. Do you have an email or social so I can send them? I'd rather avoid leaving my files open to the whole of RUclips. There are some weird people on here. Lol
@@docmcfly3933Wow!!! That's a very rare type of voice in male. So what is your Passaggio? And what is your timbre? let me guess maybe "passaggio" (Ab4/C#5) "timbre" (very high tenorish) Please tell me about your voice. If it were possible I would even like to hear your voice, that would be wonderful.
I'm a second tenor, I can sing down to B2 anything lower is a very big struggle but I can't go higher than a C5,so I content myself on being able to hit Tenor High C.
Hi, I don't know if you're going to answer me but my extension goes from G2-G5 my bass they come out with air and bother, I start singing from F3 upwards, full voice F4-G4, falsetto A4 - G5 (I hope you understand) what is my clarification?
@@italo9127 Your comfortable range and your full chest voice range is far more important. You can always stretch your vocal range with mixed voice, vocal fry and falsetto. Of course the weight of your voice and your age is also important. I am guessing that you are still young? Then you will have a lyrical voice. It will either be a Lyric Tenor voice or a Lyric Baritone voice. Have you learned to sing pass your passaggio or break in your voice? Sometimes inexperienced tenors first need to learn to sing pass the passaggio. If your full voice goes to G4 then you are Lyric Baritone or a Lyric Tenor that needs experience, and that needs to learn to sing in mixed voice. Baritones do not have low voices, it is a middle voice. The middle register is the most important in the baritone voice. Baritones will rarely sing their lowest notes, it is a voice that needs to be strong in the middle register, around C3 - E4. Where does your voice break into falsetto? An example of a high baritone is Ed Sheeran.
@@ZENOBlAmusic Yes, I'm young, I'm 20 years old! I never had the opportunity to take vocal lessons because of the neighborhood. I also have a vocal break when I sing higher, because I don't have support at the time! I only got it once I only got to go A#4. And my falsetto voice goes into D5-G#5
@@italo9127 Then you are likely a lyric tenor. You need to learn to sing past your break or the passaggio in mixed voice. Look for someone on RUclips like ‘New York Vocal Coaching’. He gives some very good lessons online. There are many free online lessons these days.
Just want y'alls opinion on my vocal range or voice type On average, my chest notes range from A1-A4 (chest/fry mix down to F#1 and chest/head mix up to C5) and falsetto up to C6. I'm 24 years old and I've been singing for about 12 years. I try to sing pieces that help expand my vocal range. My speaking voice is vastly different from my singing voice (my speaking voice is deep and projects, but I sound like a baritone in the 4th and 5th octave).
3:57 andrea bocelli is a real soprantenor hes vocal range is from e1-d5 its too high and He can sing bass bariton tenor sopran all this voice typ he can sing
You're definitely a baritone. I am, too, and I have a similar range, but I can not whistle, and my highest possible note is F#5 on head voice/falsetto with strain. I believe I am a lyric baritone.
@@AheeanRahamanyes it is very likely. as a dramatic tenor F4 is not a real belt because it is my passagio (in pop music standards) and I can effortlessly get to G5 in falsetto (actually the lower voices might even get higher)
@@bighugephil Here : ruclips.net/video/wwgGnNNIOXs/видео.htmlsi=lrEkIBtOR42Oz7ze But I have to correct my previous statement. I have seen Phelps hit F5 although not really clear whether he did with full chest voice or mixed voice. But I agree, after watching again, Phelps high note sounds cleaner than Penrods'.
Tbh i’ve been studying music for a while but i still get confuse over my voice type…i felt like i’m a high baritone but there’s have been different opinion about my voice from different voice teacher…some said high baritone and some said low tenor…i felt more comfortable around my upper 2nd octave and lower 3rd octave rather than upper 3rd octave to lower 4th octave…it seems like note i have to put more effort for B3 and above…in this case it is more likely that i’m a baritone isn’t?
If third octave is high for you, then you are probably a baritone. And if you show effort above G4 you are probably a baritone... Anyway, sing in a comfortable tone for you!
Most people in their 20's have lyrical voices. "Low" tenors is a misnomer, they actually tenors with very powerful voices and they can often sing just as high and higher ten lyric tenors. You are a lyric baritone. Most people start as lyric baritones.
Okay, if I’m not mistaken… Example 1 (1:30) was a spinto tenor. Example 2 (2:10) was a dramatic tenor. Example 3 (3:12) was a lyric tenor. Example 4 (3:56) was another dramatic tenor. No leggero tenors?? 🥺🥺
I believe u r right .. the two of them are probably dramatic tenors.. AJ sound like bigger voice with range and lyric sound .. lyric tenor would be Bruno mars since he and I have similar weight and timbre … a think a lot of pop singers like Justine Bieber and Micheal Jackson were classified mistakenly as light lyric tenors while their timbre is lyric baritones ..
Thomas Anders from Modern Talking, Michael Jackson and Steven Tyler are also great examples of tenors. Steven Tyler would be an example of a dramatic tenor, whereas Michael and Thomas could both be considered lyric tenors
Lol, I never thought I would some day hear the name Modern Talking mentioned in the context of serious singing. When you listen to their songs you sometimes don’t even know how many of the voices even belong to themselves.
@@Raphaelmusicofficial Well, the chorus in the head voice in every one of Modern Talking songs was sung by the guitarist Dieter Bohlen. He’s not a really experienced singer and therefore his vocals needed to be edited somehow so that it wouldn’t sound as funny as on the original demo. Whereas the Modern Talking singer Thomas Anders is a way more experienced and talented singer. I personally like his voice
Yes, I shortly checked something by them. Thomas‘ voice indeed has some light qualities in the upper range which you could consider as lyric tenor timbre but I don’t believe that he ever had a really good singing technique because he sounds a bit flat and one dimensional. And the other thing with the higher vocals is interesting because there has been a group of session singers who have claimed for years that they sang a lot of background vocals for Modern Talking and have never been credited for it which Dieter Bohlen has always denied to be true.
@@Raphaelmusicofficial You’re right about Thomas’ voice. I personally think that he’s quite a good singer, although at times he does sound a bit flat. Also, I do know about a group of singers who sang background vocals for Modern Talking, but in the beginning, it was Dieter Bohlen who did that too
So, all of these guys are classified as tenors but they all sound so different. Andrea Boccelli does not sound like Bruno Mars; his voice sounds a lot lower to me. So, what is the difference??
The difference is technique, the lowing of the larynx creates a darker sound. These classifications in the video are very wrong. Bocelli in opera terms is actually a very light leggero tenor. Phelps is a full lyric tenor, the others are light light lyric tenors. There are no spinto and dramatic tenors here. An example of a dramatic tenor in pop is Tom Jones. Spinto and dramatic tenors are extremely rare. Bocelli trained under Franco Corelli, go and listen to his voice, he was a real dramatic - spinto, listen to his Nessun Dorma or E Lucevan le Stelle.
@@ZENOBlAmusic Imo, Bocelli has a voice that's weakened by his technique, he has a heavier voice than he seems to have he just doesn't have the same good technique he had earlier in his career (back then sometimes he'd sing light and bright in a stylistic way such as when singing "La Donna e Mobile" from Verdi's Rigoletto). I think he's definitely a full-lyric tenor who doesn't know how to sing with weight properly.
Countertenor is actually the highest range that a male can get to. Countertenor sounds a lot like the Contralto which is the lowest for the female range.
Lmao😂 my man born with 1 octave your singing or testing it wrong don’t strain yourself when ur not even straining man and no I don’t believe ur voice is a bass either because bass are very very rare a3 is the middle voice for male where even a bass the lowest could still feel comfortable singing at a3
Can come one help? 😔 I’m a tenor 1 but I struggle with mixed voice and I want to be able to sing high notes like these. My head voice is quite capable but I want mixed voiced for that added power sometimes
@@rorschach5883 no, they have to use a different coordination. Really good vocalists know how to mask it to make it sound like chest when it’s a mix of pharyngeal and chest resonances. Amateurs can do it but there’s a notably different shift in tone when they do it from chest.
@@rorschach5883 it's different for everyone, but in classical opera, there are specific tenors who have to hit a C5 in full voice to be classified as such
Todo depende del Rango Vocal de cada persona. Un C5 suena fácil para algunos tenores, pero un E5 es difícil. Un F#5 suena fácil para los Soprano, pero un C6 es más difícil. Los sopranos suelen usar su voz de cabeza en C6, y los tenores también la usan para alcanzar un E5. Incluso si estudias y usas técnicas, no puedes hacer más de lo que tu cuerpo te permite. Así que algunas personas no pueden alcanzar notas muy altas incluso usando una mezcla, porque no es natural. Todo el mundo tiene un límite de voz, y tratar de superarlo puede causar graves daños.
@@supervocal3039 la nota más alta que puedo alcanzar con voz mixta es un C5 y la más alta con voz falsette es un A5. A veces me cuesta porque me falta ejercitar más el diafragma. Por otra parte mi registro grave es limitado, la nota más baja que puedo cantar es un F2. Por lo que tengo más potencia en la zona alta de la 4ta octava y llegar hasta un C5.
From your description, it could probably be a tenor! But I'm not sure because its comfort range is C4-G4 and that's the range of a baritone. You too can be a Baritenor... And one more important point, what is your timbre? Light, Heavy, Velvety?!
@@supervocal3039 Alright so my teacher said that my timbre Is kind of light, but my voice Is not as high and light as Michael Jackson, Bruno Mars or Sting. However I don't think I'm a baritone cause I can't go any lower than Bb2, while baritones have the F2 at the bottom. And by the way I have a friend who Is classified as a baritone and he already struggles at an Eb4
@@ZENOBlAmusic Yes I agree David is warmer and more rounded than a true spinto and doesn't have the same level of squillo. He also doesn't sound like a teenager but instead a grown man, so instead of being light-lyric he'd be full-lyric.
Erm im a co tenor.. And sometimes can hit low baritones.. But i smoke so i need to stop😢😅 i could hit notes like a gal in the church choir.. But.. Shit happnd so alcohol and drugs.. Btw i learnt guitar on my own.. If i die.. Maybe this will be here.. Going tru some stuff in life rn ;(
My comfortable note without trying is c3 to B4 but if I stretch it which is not good I can go upto f5 but I dont want to damage my vocal cord 😂 I can reach it though and it sounds good but i dont like trying too hard PS: Tenor sounds great solo but when match with bass, or soprano, we sound like neither 😂 I guess we are jack of all trades master of none
am i a tenor my highest belt is C5 flat without no training lowest note is a F2 highest note is B5 and i can change my timbre to light and heavy so im kinda confuse cause i sing with different timbres alot i can send you a recording if that helps
On a good day I can go as low as E2 and as high as G5 (without falsetto, which can go higher than C6 for me), but no matter what I can always hit G2 to E5; not sure I can be called a tenor though due to how the vocal classifications work (contralto is what would be used for me) :/
1.) when you go up especially in upper 4th octave to 5th octave, does ur speaking voice goes higher in pitch or do you rely on that witchy forward sound called pharyngeal placement. If you do, then don’t consider that chest. If you’re a male, you’re most likely using that. 2.) contralto is used for females only so
For point of note, I'm assigned female at birth here, so... that's why I was saying contralto would likely be used for me; hope that clears up any confusion lmao ^w^ Also nonbinary people are cool and if you don't like them that's a you problem, not a me problem :3
kellin quinn is my propic lol ahaha anyway is a very trained high light tenor. he is very far away from an average male singer, more more higher than a typical tenor
@@bradycall1889 Countertenors are rare, but neither a "breed" nor a biological voice type. "Countertenor" just describes the kind of opera roles you are trained in and are performing, namely roles that are supposed to be sung in head voice contrarily to tenor, baritone and bass that are sung in chest voice. Countertenors do have their own biological voice type, they can be either tenors or baritones
@@mekhigargurevich7248 No. Castrati were prepubescent boys who had their testicles removed (castration), in order to sing higher in adulthood. They're more akin to mezzos and sopranos, than any male vocal classification.
When i was in shower singing.. i know iam not a tenor... i am soprano that can hit the 5th octave notes even beyond further... you haters can say what you want...
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I'll suggest u place the name of the artist there
Cos I don't know their names
It would help if you mentioned the people singing and the name of the song
I think AJ is spinto tenor .. David and Adrian are dramatic tenor .. bruno mar is lyric tenor
Absolutely LOVE David Phelps. He is one of the best Tenors. I wish I had his voice. It's so mature and Warm.
Andrea Bocelli, is someone who I listen to. I knew he was a tenor like me. I love listening to his voice.
2:52 It's so interesting. He sounds like Cher in this part. I guess it only makes sense since Tenors and Altos overlap each other.
Andrea Bocelli has an amazing voice!
He's actually my favorite tenor.
Having the name of a girl wasn't enough for him, now he also wants to have the voice of a girl
Pretty nice voice but he's not an opera singer.
@@muzimthembu453um..
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People been telling me that im a tenor 2 and im not experienced in singing terms or anything like that but this video helped me understand the tenor voice a bit more
Tenor 2 just means although you sing tenor you can't get the top few notes that Tenor 1's get.Realistic range for Tenor 2 is B2or C3up to B4 orC5(Tenor1 would be C3 or D3 up to E5 or evenF5.)I'm a Tenor 2 myself C5 being my top note,B2 my lowest note(On a good day)C3 on a bad day.
@@MichaelHoare-vr7momy controllable chest voice is from G2-G4 is this Baritone or Tenor 2?
@@tomthecat9317Sorry for responding, you were asking someone else, but maybe you can find me to be helpful! Just from your range alone, I think you are a baritone.
@@rauschkind197 oh, thank you very much
@@tomthecat9317 the range could be baritone but it depends on where your voice is most comfortable, resonant and your timbre. Because most tenors are capable of getting down to around a g2 but need to work on the really high notes.
A baritone, thats their sweet spot. Are capable of going lower especially with training/practice, but are more resonant G2 and top of their range for a trained baritone is around G4 or A4.
So without a lot of training there is a chance you could be tenor but din’t wanna say without hearing you because that is a baritone range.
Whats “controllable” right now… could grow in the future.
My vocal range is F2-G5. I classify myself as a lyric tenor. My voice can sound fairly chesty but lacks power at lower notes.
Ok
Mine is A2-A5 whistle up to e7 , headvoice til C6 and falsetto till F6
E2-F#4 chest voice. Low tenor or baritenor?
@@hyun808doubt that
@@hyun808silly
God I could be listening to Bruno Mars all day long. Simply love his voice.
David Phelps is amazing!
I second this
Tbh, david phelps always sound like full lyric tenor to me (he's trained as leggero tenor.). I think he said his secondo passaggio is A4 when he's at his highest.
I really admire David Phelps voice 🥺
I'm not even a singer, but I know for a fact my voice can't go that damn high 😂
Because you havent learned
I have said the exact some thing but after a few lessons I found some notes much higher than I ever expected to.
I'm a baritone but my comfortable range is c3-a4 so when I sing I'm a tenor and my full range is E2-C6 (I can hit notes up to F6 when I'm more warmed up and once hit E1 somehow I reached subharmony) so I think myvoce is quite interesting.
You have a very wide vocal range from soprano in your very highest range to 2nd bass in your very lowest range although you say you're most comfortable as a middle weight baritone.
@@MichaelHoare-vr7mopls what. Dont make any indications or tell ppl what voice type they are if you’ve never heard them. He could be a bass/tenor with an extensive range, but you can’t just tell people what they are based on comments online.
My vocal range is D3 - A5 , my vocal coach said me that I'm a high tenor between Lyric and Leggero Tenor, but I think all the voices are unique indepently of what sounds because Music joins us , and that's the point 🎶🎶🎶💪
I could listen to David Phelps 24/7.
He is my favorite favorite! Oh I love him!
Dramatic terrors for the WIN 🎙️
BASSES for the win!
"Terrors" 💀
@@Iloveavitodeath bass cant belting!!!!!!!🤡
@@ryfojuan7114Basses can do belting, just their belting notes are a lot lower than a tenor
@@ryfojuan7114they can 🤡
I may not have one of the very highest male voice types in the world, but it's still high enough to reach SOME feminine notes. Even if my voice stays south of A4, that still covers most of the contralto region and I WILL sing up to Ab4 when I cover "Alone" by Heart in a lower key that does not exceed that note, knowing that I can just as easily sing all the way down to Gb2. Gb2 to Ab4 is the area where I would enjoy singing that song and I can deliver sheer power on middle C. I often look at the music of powerhouse mezzo-sopranos with powerful C5 notes and I will often move their C5's down to C4 because it's the C4 that is one of my powerhouse notes. That is exactly why I sing an octave down from Celine Dion with her song, "It's All Coming Back To Me." I would not sound very good, singing Michael Jackson in the same high keys that he sang in, but I can do a lot of stuff, transposing music from all the different voice types, both male and female. I know there are some very high tenors whose voices are consistently among feminine notes around a treble clef C, but that is not me. Being a powerhouse with a lower voice, I sing most comfortably around that middle C. I can make that G3 to G4 range sound big and exciting on my voice.
ur a baritone
@@bread66667no…
@@bread66667 harsh truth
@@bread66667 no, just because he doesnt sing as high as bruno mars doesnt mean they are a baritone, dont go classifying people you never heard
@@DeedatFXmy friend voice texture is a tenor he had a hard time going pass a4 range isnt a good prediction of voice type listening to the texture of the tone is better XD plenty of guy aren’t baritone but are confused with baritone because they are either untrained or simply not all tenor are confident in their high note XD
The second one was completely amazing ❤
I am a Tenor,but I've recently discovered that I have a falsetto register on a good day I can hit C6,before my voice broke I was a boy soprano so that probably explains it.
Ooh we similar! Back before my voice matured, I was a high soprano then I turned into mezzo soprano then a baritone then trained myself to a tenor and now I'm a high tenor!!
Thanks for recognising Aj Mitchell, he is truly an exceptional tenor. His tone is extremely beautiful, he has an insane control and he has a great technique better than Bruno Mars's.
Let's not belittle them were still baby's compared to these guys 😂😂😂
@@StarboyAngel I'm not really belittling, but stating the fact that Aj Mitchell has a better technique.
You could have said that without mentioning names
@@RINGPØNy'all are sensitive. They're talking about vocal techniques. The whole world knows Bruno Mars can sing
This is so interesting, I’ve always wondered what I am vocally. My highest A6 (whistle) E5 (chest/mix) and my lowest note is a D2 but I’ve never been able to hit it again my comfortable lows are G2 and up depending on the day
Pharyngeal “witch” mix should not count in terms of actual chest voice
@@Tzuyuuu. What is pharyngeal mix?
@@rorschach5883 it is a form of resonance in the voice (the location varies from person to person) but essentially, it’s a sound that sounds like a witch cackling to access higher notes. As you ascend in pitch (for males ESPECIALLY), you want to lighten your vocal weight and lean on that twangy, pharyngeal resonance while still maintaining some elements of chest so that it does indeed sound like a belt. What this person is probably commenting is that he goes up to E5 chest, but in reality, it’s probably just pharyngeal resonance alone with no chest, which gives the sound a metallic timber with no vocal weight. It’s kind of like cheating and “placing it in the mask”
I loved 🧡
Im definitely between tenor and baritone.. But i got a few questions tho, does the range in the video include head voice or only chest register? Because i want to find my voice type, understand it better and copy some artist of the same voice type to help learn my voice more.. Even with example above, im not sure are their voice is just high or they taught themselves to sing high because a lot of baritone also sang high.. I am absolutely untrained so i can either do chest/head only and i cant mix so i don't know where i belong😂..
The only indication that i know now is my speaking voice is soft and quite high (people always mistaken me for a lady when on the phone) and my head voice can go up to B5 but i just cant belt high.. I always love singing but since i was a kid (i only sing in my room and using head voice only cuz it isnt as loud as chest - i guess my voice is not that high my head voice is good just bcuz i pretty much sing with it most of the time
You're either a lyric baritone or possibly low tenor. You're untrained so you're still developing. Everyone's voice is unique, so you'll learn to eventually sing your own voice.
@@TheBboyRyujin Awwhh thank you for your reply that is so sweet.. I never thought anyone would actually reply to this haha thanks again.. Update: currently trying to explore my chest register and lower part of my voice more👍💪❤️
Another good video from you.
I also expected tenorino in this vid since that is the highest voice type of tenor. Their secondo passaggio is G#4/A4. Aj mitchell seems to be one (or leggero tenor)
The tenor is angelic voice.
Thank youuuuu!!! I am proud tenor now😍
I wouldn’t completly agree that tenor range extends usually from c3 to C5 it is the range in Opera roles were written. I would sa that tenor natural range is from f2 to g#4. Everything above is a tehnique.
Also baritones and basses do not have their Opera ranges, but a lot lower. For abatitone g4 is a belt like c5 is for a tenor. While g4 for a tenor is still a middle voice
What do u mean by "everything above is a technique"?
@@groumich7234 because we tenors have a break at A4 you can not go above unless you ise a mixed voice, which is a tehnique :)
John 3:16
For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life.
I am a baritone, singing at karaoke on Starmaker.
Recently, I tried to push to the limit by singing the following songs :
1. Save Me, We Are The Champions by Queen
2. I Want To Know What Love Is by Foreigner
3. Bed Of Roses, Always, Never Say Goodbye by Bon Jovi
4. When I See You Smile by Bad English
I pushed my self and managed to hit the high notes all with chest voice.
Tenors and Altos share about 2/3rds of the same notes.In a 4 part choir Tenors and Altos are known as The middles because they're the two middle sections.
It says tenor is the highest male voice. The highest male voice is actually countertenor.
🙄
Countertenor is a gray area between an actual voice type and a role within opera. Lots of operatic countertenors are really baritones or regular tenors who know how to use falsetto very well. There is a subtype of the tenor called the tenore contraltino, which is a squeaky high tenor singing in the range of a contralto or perhaps even a mezzo-soprano.
Not every countertenor sings in falsetto tho.
My timbre is most similar to AJ Mitchell and Bruno Mars, light and androgynous. What type of tenor would that make me?
Lyric or leggero
My voice
A2-F4 chest voice
F4-A5 head/falsetto range but can also belt like light lyric soprano not powerful
A5-D8 falsetto/whistle
I consider myself countertenor
My vocal range is:
C#2 (so hard) F2-G#4(A4, Bb4, B5 and C5 is hard) - upper head/Falsete/whistle. E8 (But I feel easy just in G6.)
You have a great vocal range 🙂
@@supervocal3039 Thanks!
@@YonceMimi if you ask for your voice type, then what is your secondo passaggio when you sing in 'u' vowel?
Hey, mine's quite similar! I have a pretty deep voice though, considering I'm a woman. I can hit a B#2 at the lowest, but it's pretty difficult, and quite quiet in comparison to the rest. This extends up to about B4, before it starts to get pretty weak, as well. That said, if I'm really pushing it, I can go from about G#2 to D#5. That all said though, my preferred range is between D3 and G4.
I am 15 and i don't know what is my voice type . My first passiaggo is d4 and second is f4 . I'm untrained. I strain b4 and C5 sometimes. My lowest note is Eb3
The difference is that David is singing live and every other artist is singling studio. David is the best.
Are you serious mate..... Andrea Bocelli is performing in his concert, you joker haha
i have a question......on a good day i can hit A5 with falsetto and i can reach to G#2 sometimes G2.... Am i a tenor or baritone?
Mi vocal register
Low: F2-Bb3
Belt/Mixed: B3-C5
Head Voice/Falsseto: C4-A5
Am I Tenor?
What is your vocal tessitura in the Chest/mixed region?
@@supervocal3039 I think that from B3 to C5
@@alexs6576 From your description, you can probably be a tenor.
But it's good to be careful, and don't strain your voice beyond natural ok?!
Mine is
Low : e2
Chest : b4
Mix : c5,d5 and e5 also g5 but not comfortable with g5
Head voice : d6
Whistle : i don't know how do that even i can't finger whistle 😂
@@devilboymanish9165 not possible
I'm a tenor, and my voice type is the same as Bruce Dickinson from Iron Maiden . I can comfortably sing his songs. It's pretty easy for me to sing his high and low notes. I also identify with the voice of Bono Vox from the band U2.
I have a question. I know that I'm a tenor because my voice sounds very similar to Andrea Bocelli. Whenever I sing his song everybody compliments on how good it sounds. My question is this: I can't sing anything else. Could anyone explain to me why I can sing Andrea Bocelli songs but I can't sing a simple pop song?
Cual es cual? En mi opinión queda así:
- AJ Mitchell - tenor ligero
- David Phelps - tenor lírico spinto
- Bruno Mars - tenor lírico ligero
- Andrea Bocelli - Él vendría siendo un tenor lírico puro
Un tenor dramático en la opera sería Mario Del Monaco y en la música popular sería Dan Reynolds (Imagine Dragons)
I love tenors so much 🫶
Thanks its hard work 😖❤ I'm a Tenore Contraltino (male contralto basically) but i trained my voice to go super low as well. I'd say my range is roughly F2-D#5.
I go super low by dropping my larnyx and using overtones and distortion. Of course my voice won't sound as thick as David Phelps. That guy is a monster! I do decent character impressions too. That probably helped develop my range lol I'd say my voice is most similar to Neil Sedaka. Thanks for showing this hobbyist nobody some love ❤ cheers!
@@docmcfly3933 I would love to hear u sing
@@ninasky7 Aww geez, I'm already blushing. I can send you a few links from my Google drive. They're short, but I think they showcase what I can do. Is there a place I can message you? I'd rather not leave links in the RUclips comments for weirdos to access. 😂
@@ninasky7 I'm flattered! I could send you some links from my Google drive. They're short clips, but they pretty much show what I can do. Do you have an email or social so I can send them? I'd rather avoid leaving my files open to the whole of RUclips. There are some weird people on here. Lol
@@docmcfly3933Wow!!! That's a very rare type of voice in male.
So what is your Passaggio? And what is your timbre? let me guess maybe "passaggio" (Ab4/C#5) "timbre" (very high tenorish)
Please tell me about your voice.
If it were possible I would even like to hear your voice, that would be wonderful.
I'm a second tenor, I can sing down to B2 anything lower is a very big struggle but I can't go higher than a C5,so I content myself on being able to hit Tenor High C.
Hi, I don't know if you're going to answer me
but my extension goes from G2-G5 my bass they come out with air and bother, I start singing from F3 upwards, full voice F4-G4, falsetto A4 - G5 (I hope you understand)
what is my clarification?
Lyric Baritone.
@@ZENOBlAmusic But the lyrical baritone ranges from A2-G4 and my voice doesn't reach A2 easily!
@@italo9127 Your comfortable range and your full chest voice range is far more important. You can always stretch your vocal range with mixed voice, vocal fry and falsetto. Of course the weight of your voice and your age is also important. I am guessing that you are still young? Then you will have a lyrical voice. It will either be a Lyric Tenor voice or a Lyric Baritone voice. Have you learned to sing pass your passaggio or break in your voice? Sometimes inexperienced tenors first need to learn to sing pass the passaggio. If your full voice goes to G4 then you are Lyric Baritone or a Lyric Tenor that needs experience, and that needs to learn to sing in mixed voice. Baritones do not have low voices, it is a middle voice. The middle register is the most important in the baritone voice. Baritones will rarely sing their lowest notes, it is a voice that needs to be strong in the middle register, around C3 - E4. Where does your voice break into falsetto? An example of a high baritone is Ed Sheeran.
@@ZENOBlAmusic Yes, I'm young, I'm 20 years old! I never had the opportunity to take vocal lessons because of the neighborhood. I also have a vocal break when I sing higher, because I don't have support at the time! I only got it once I only got to go A#4. And my falsetto voice goes into D5-G#5
@@italo9127 Then you are likely a lyric tenor. You need to learn to sing past your break or the passaggio in mixed voice. Look for someone on RUclips like ‘New York Vocal Coaching’. He gives some very good lessons online. There are many free online lessons these days.
Just want y'alls opinion on my vocal range or voice type
On average, my chest notes range from A1-A4 (chest/fry mix down to F#1 and chest/head mix up to C5) and falsetto up to C6. I'm 24 years old and I've been singing for about 12 years. I try to sing pieces that help expand my vocal range. My speaking voice is vastly different from my singing voice (my speaking voice is deep and projects, but I sound like a baritone in the 4th and 5th octave).
A1 is absurd! as a low tenor I can get to E2 at most with limited volume
my full range is C#2-C6 (without whistle register) and a humble leggero tenor
3:57 andrea bocelli is a real soprantenor hes vocal range is from e1-d5 its too high and He can sing bass bariton tenor sopran all this voice typ he can sing
I'm F#2-F5. Belt up to F4-G4. Head voice A3-F5 and whistle/screaming up to B5-F7
You're definitely a baritone. I am, too, and I have a similar range, but I can not whistle, and my highest possible note is F#5 on head voice/falsetto with strain. I believe I am a lyric baritone.
@@AheeanRahamanyes it is very likely. as a dramatic tenor F4 is not a real belt because it is my passagio (in pop music standards) and I can effortlessly get to G5 in falsetto (actually the lower voices might even get higher)
David Phelps is the KING OF TENORS
It's not a hierarchy nor a feudal system ......it's ARTISTRY
I have seen in Gaither vocal group, Guy Penrod hit higher notes than David Phelps.
But, I agree Phelps is awesome too.
@@lexsoft3969Show me… He screamed an F4 once but Phelps is a different level
@@bighugephil Here : ruclips.net/video/wwgGnNNIOXs/видео.htmlsi=lrEkIBtOR42Oz7ze
But I have to correct my previous statement. I have seen Phelps hit F5 although not really clear whether he did with full chest voice or mixed voice.
But I agree, after watching again, Phelps high note sounds cleaner than Penrods'.
Tbh i’ve been studying music for a while but i still get confuse over my voice type…i felt like i’m a high baritone but there’s have been different opinion about my voice from different voice teacher…some said high baritone and some said low tenor…i felt more comfortable around my upper 2nd octave and lower 3rd octave rather than upper 3rd octave to lower 4th octave…it seems like note i have to put more effort for B3 and above…in this case it is more likely that i’m a baritone isn’t?
If third octave is high for you, then you are probably a baritone.
And if you show effort above G4 you are probably a baritone...
Anyway, sing in a comfortable tone for you!
Most people in their 20's have lyrical voices. "Low" tenors is a misnomer, they actually tenors with very powerful voices and they can often sing just as high and higher ten lyric tenors. You are a lyric baritone. Most people start as lyric baritones.
Hello for tenor, Im tenor too!
Okay, if I’m not mistaken…
Example 1 (1:30) was a spinto tenor.
Example 2 (2:10) was a dramatic tenor.
Example 3 (3:12) was a lyric tenor.
Example 4 (3:56) was another dramatic tenor.
No leggero tenors?? 🥺🥺
I believe u r right .. the two of them are probably dramatic tenors.. AJ sound like bigger voice with range and lyric sound .. lyric tenor would be Bruno mars since he and I have similar weight and timbre … a think a lot of pop singers like Justine Bieber and Micheal Jackson were classified mistakenly as light lyric tenors while their timbre is lyric baritones ..
Thomas Anders from Modern Talking, Michael Jackson and Steven Tyler are also great examples of tenors. Steven Tyler would be an example of a dramatic tenor, whereas Michael and Thomas could both be considered lyric tenors
Lol, I never thought I would some day hear the name Modern Talking mentioned in the context of serious singing. When you listen to their songs you sometimes don’t even know how many of the voices even belong to themselves.
@@Raphaelmusicofficial Well, the chorus in the head voice in every one of Modern Talking songs was sung by the guitarist Dieter Bohlen. He’s not a really experienced singer and therefore his vocals needed to be edited somehow so that it wouldn’t sound as funny as on the original demo. Whereas the Modern Talking singer Thomas Anders is a way more experienced and talented singer. I personally like his voice
Yes, I shortly checked something by them. Thomas‘ voice indeed has some light qualities in the upper range which you could consider as lyric tenor timbre but I don’t believe that he ever had a really good singing technique because he sounds a bit flat and one dimensional. And the other thing with the higher vocals is interesting because there has been a group of session singers who have claimed for years that they sang a lot of background vocals for Modern Talking and have never been credited for it which Dieter Bohlen has always denied to be true.
@@Raphaelmusicofficial You’re right about Thomas’ voice. I personally think that he’s quite a good singer, although at times he does sound a bit flat. Also, I do know about a group of singers who sang background vocals for Modern Talking, but in the beginning, it was Dieter Bohlen who did that too
So, all of these guys are classified as tenors but they all sound so different. Andrea Boccelli does not sound like Bruno Mars; his voice sounds a lot lower to me. So, what is the difference??
The difference is technique, the lowing of the larynx creates a darker sound. These classifications in the video are very wrong. Bocelli in opera terms is actually a very light leggero tenor. Phelps is a full lyric tenor, the others are light light lyric tenors. There are no spinto and dramatic tenors here. An example of a dramatic tenor in pop is Tom Jones. Spinto and dramatic tenors are extremely rare. Bocelli trained under Franco Corelli, go and listen to his voice, he was a real dramatic - spinto, listen to his Nessun Dorma or E Lucevan le Stelle.
@@ZENOBlAmusic Imo, Bocelli has a voice that's weakened by his technique, he has a heavier voice than he seems to have he just doesn't have the same good technique he had earlier in his career (back then sometimes he'd sing light and bright in a stylistic way such as when singing "La Donna e Mobile" from Verdi's Rigoletto). I think he's definitely a full-lyric tenor who doesn't know how to sing with weight properly.
The different is broccoli and David are dramatic tenors .. AJ is spinto tenor and Bruno is lyric
Countertenor is actually the highest range that a male can get to. Countertenor sounds a lot like the Contralto which is the lowest for the female range.
my chest/mix register is C#2-B5 I think I am a male contralto because I feel very good in 3rd 4th and part of the 5th octave
can you guys tell me if im a tenor and what type of tenor i am?
G2 - A#3 (i can hit a B3 but i strain and im more comfortable on A#3)
Are you sure that is right range? That is quite low. How much experience do you have? Most men are lyric baritones, or they start as lyric baritones.
Lmao😂 my man born with 1 octave your singing or testing it wrong don’t strain yourself when ur not even straining man and no I don’t believe ur voice is a bass either because bass are very very rare a3 is the middle voice for male where even a bass the lowest could still feel comfortable singing at a3
Hard to tell with a description but I doubt you are a tenor. 99.9% of tenors have comfort at B3 even at the beginning of training.
Can come one help? 😔
I’m a tenor 1 but I struggle with mixed voice and I want to be able to sing high notes like these. My head voice is quite capable but I want mixed voiced for that added power sometimes
I think you Sang Beautifully.
I am still learning what sub category I fit
Proudly a dramatic tenor🤭 C3 normal, E5 chest voice,F6 whistle
Is that E5 a masked placement pharyngeal type of voice? It most likely is, but those don’t count as chest voice.
@@Tzuyuuu. Is it possible for men to hit E5 with chest voice?
@@rorschach5883 no, they have to use a different coordination. Really good vocalists know how to mask it to make it sound like chest when it’s a mix of pharyngeal and chest resonances. Amateurs can do it but there’s a notably different shift in tone when they do it from chest.
@@Tzuyuuu. what is the highest note a tenor can reach with chest voice?
@@rorschach5883 it's different for everyone, but in classical opera, there are specific tenors who have to hit a C5 in full voice to be classified as such
Una tercera duda, cuál es la nota más alta mínima que debemos alcanzar con voz de pecho o mixta para ser tenor?
El rango es C3 a c5......muy simple...necesita ser UNA tan sola voz....sobre el passagio en adelante
Tengo una duda, ¿Por qué es más común que los tenores superen un C5 que sopranos superando un C6 de pecho o mixto?
Igual tengo la misma duda.
Todo depende del Rango Vocal de cada persona.
Un C5 suena fácil para algunos tenores, pero un E5 es difícil.
Un F#5 suena fácil para los Soprano, pero un C6 es más difícil.
Los sopranos suelen usar su voz de cabeza en C6, y los tenores también la usan para alcanzar un E5.
Incluso si estudias y usas técnicas, no puedes hacer más de lo que tu cuerpo te permite.
Así que algunas personas no pueden alcanzar notas muy altas incluso usando una mezcla, porque no es natural. Todo el mundo tiene un límite de voz, y tratar de superarlo puede causar graves daños.
@@supervocal3039 la nota más alta que puedo alcanzar con voz mixta es un C5 y la más alta con voz falsette es un A5. A veces me cuesta porque me falta ejercitar más el diafragma. Por otra parte mi registro grave es limitado, la nota más baja que puedo cantar es un F2. Por lo que tengo más potencia en la zona alta de la 4ta octava y llegar hasta un C5.
I'm rooting for Steve Perry, Klaus Meine, Russell Hitchcock, Miljenko Matijević, Sebastian Back, Steven Tyler as my fav tenor vocalist and singers!
Sounds good
HEY BRO WHAT'S THAT BEAT IN THE BEGINNING?
What about avery wilson?
Minha extensão vai do C3 a B4 que tenor eu sou?
Dramatic tenor they sing up to a B4 and have lower notes!
Omg i supposed im a tenor. Bu i guess I'm not. Coz my vocal range c2# to d2# my head voice until g5# and my falsettos until G6 . What am i?
My vocal range is F2 to F#6 what's my voice type?
Low:e2-e3
Chest voice: f3-E5
Falsetto: C5-C6
Wow, your voice is amazing!!!
My range Is from Bb2 to B4 and at times i can also hit C5. My confortable range Is from C4 to G4.
Am I a tenor?
Your B4 is Belted/mixed? or falsetto?
@@supervocal3039 belted, I can mix only up to G#4, so the B4 Is in full chest voice
From your description, it could probably be a tenor!
But I'm not sure because its comfort range is C4-G4 and that's the range of a baritone.
You too can be a Baritenor...
And one more important point, what is your timbre? Light, Heavy, Velvety?!
@@supervocal3039 Alright so my teacher said that my timbre Is kind of light, but my voice Is not as high and light as Michael Jackson, Bruno Mars or Sting. However I don't think I'm a baritone cause I can't go any lower than Bb2, while baritones have the F2 at the bottom. And by the way I have a friend who Is classified as a baritone and he already struggles at an Eb4
@@mcx930 Your voice is amazing!!
Take good care of her, and do the vocal exercises correctly ok?
If in doubt, look for a teacher!
Is David a Lyric of Spinto?
Full Lyric tenor, there are no spinto examples or dramatic examples here.
@@ZENOBlAmusic Yes I agree David is warmer and more rounded than a true spinto and doesn't have the same level of squillo. He also doesn't sound like a teenager but instead a grown man, so instead of being light-lyric he'd be full-lyric.
No Aj is spinto tenor .. David and Adrian are dramatic tenors and Bruno is lyric tenor
Erm im a co tenor.. And sometimes can hit low baritones.. But i smoke so i need to stop😢😅 i could hit notes like a gal in the church choir.. But.. Shit happnd so alcohol and drugs.. Btw i learnt guitar on my own.. If i die.. Maybe this will be here.. Going tru some stuff in life rn ;(
I just joined my church choir and they say I have this voice type lol
Is it bad I can sing the highest soprano note and lowest bass note
Aj Mitchell is a leggero or lyric ?
I’ve been told I’m the most special boy
My comfortable note without trying is c3 to B4 but if I stretch it which is not good I can go upto f5 but I dont want to damage my vocal cord 😂 I can reach it though and it sounds good but i dont like trying too hard
PS: Tenor sounds great solo but when match with bass, or soprano, we sound like neither 😂 I guess we are jack of all trades master of none
Tenors unite!
I'm a tenor 2 myself I do choir
Whats the Dramatic Tenor range pls pls ? Whats the full range
range is personal, but like a low tenor (probably dramatic) my tessitura and tessitura of many other dramatic tenors is around A2-A#4
am i a tenor my highest belt is C5 flat without no training lowest note is a F2 highest note is B5 and i can change my timbre to light and heavy so im kinda confuse cause i sing with different timbres alot i can send you a recording if that helps
Probably a lyric
But overall i think im a light lyric tenor my voice is somewhat like young chris brown but a little bit more mature
@@lilspeedbump3923 yeap probably tenor
What's the name of the last song?
Time to say goodbye - Andrea Bocelli
On a good day I can go as low as E2 and as high as G5 (without falsetto, which can go higher than C6 for me), but no matter what I can always hit G2 to E5; not sure I can be called a tenor though due to how the vocal classifications work (contralto is what would be used for me) :/
1.) when you go up especially in upper 4th octave to 5th octave, does ur speaking voice goes higher in pitch or do you rely on that witchy forward sound called pharyngeal placement. If you do, then don’t consider that chest. If you’re a male, you’re most likely using that.
2.) contralto is used for females only so
Contralto is only for females. I think you could be a tenor, but I'm judt guessing here.
For point of note, I'm assigned female at birth here, so... that's why I was saying contralto would likely be used for me; hope that clears up any confusion lmao ^w^
Also nonbinary people are cool and if you don't like them that's a you problem, not a me problem :3
What about contratenor?
Mi rango va de un Mi2 a un Mi5, pero normalmente canto en un Re3 hasta un Fa4
Is kellin quinn tenor or soprano..?
kellin quinn is my propic lol ahaha
anyway is a very trained high light tenor. he is very far away from an average male singer, more more higher than a typical tenor
*My range is from E2 to G5... falsetto note G4 to G6... Lyrics tenor.*
My vocal range is D3-D4 what am I (I'm a male)
Untrained teenager.
I'll be posting music soon, when I do can someone please check it out and let me know if i'm Tenor or baritone. I'm mad confused
Wheres counter tenors ?
Countertenors are a rare breed.
@@bradycall1889 Countertenors are rare, but neither a "breed" nor a biological voice type. "Countertenor" just describes the kind of opera roles you are trained in and are performing, namely roles that are supposed to be sung in head voice contrarily to tenor, baritone and bass that are sung in chest voice. Countertenors do have their own biological voice type, they can be either tenors or baritones
@@robertomangani3788 Correct I changed my opinion since then.
You have only presented us with castrati examples. Those ain’t tenors.
Are castrati not a type of tenor?
@@mekhigargurevich7248 No. Castrati were prepubescent boys who had their testicles removed (castration), in order to sing higher in adulthood. They're more akin to mezzos and sopranos, than any male vocal classification.
F2-D5 got it from tiktok.. 😅😅😅
Im here for 2nd Opinion..
Thank you
I've been told I'm a countertenor before
Singer 1 sounds like leggero
Singer 2 sounds like lyric tenor
Singer 3 sounds like leggero tenor
Singer 4 sounds like light-lyric tenor
I did a vocal test and found out I’m a tenor 😆
My range is E3 to C5
John 3:16
For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life.
Isn’t Andrea Bocelli a low tenor
Still a tenor, but yes I think he started out as a baritone that turned into a tenor.
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When i was in shower singing.. i know iam not a tenor... i am soprano that can hit the 5th octave notes even beyond further... you haters can say what you want...