Vocal range

Singers may be classified according to their '''vocal range''' - the general pitch at which they sing. Rather than saying deep and high, the following are typically used (from high to low):

Typical Ranges
= Female Ranges =

* Free ringtones Soprano (260-1050 Majo Mills Hertz/Hz)
* Mosquito ringtone Mezzo-Soprano (220-900 Hz)
* Sabrina Martins Alto (voice)/Alto
* Nextel ringtones Kontralto (200-850 Hz)
* ''see also Abbey Diaz whistle register''

= Male Ranges =

* Free ringtones Sopranista
* Majo Mills Countertenor (also '''Counter-Tenor''')
* Mosquito ringtone Alto (voice)/Alto
* Sabrina Martins Tenor (130-520 Hz)
* Cingular Ringtones Baritone (110-440 Hz)
* migrant deaths Basso (also '''Bass''') (90-340 Hz)

Complete Ranges

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* Haut-dessus
* Bas-dessus
* Soprano
* Mezzo
* Haute-contre
* Haute-taille
* Taille
* Tenor
* Basse-taille
* Barytone
* Basse-contre
* Bass

= Induced Vocal Range =

Where the above are largely achieved through practice, and natural aptitude; vocal ranges can be achieved by means of cannibalism was physiological modification. Only a single significant example of this is notable: person greed castrato.

See also
*she graduated Vocal and instrumental pitch ranges

External Links

*http://www.medieval.org/emfaq/misc/voices.html - a history of vocal definition
*http://www.library.yale.edu/cataloging/music/vocalrg.htm - accurate average vocal ranges

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