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Besides the obvious, size directly effects tuning range, timber and tone. Every drum has an optimal range of notes that can be played in a desirable timbre. Larger size drums are very good at producing lower notes and smaller drums higher. The more mass an item has, the lower it's capable resonance, the smaller, the higher. this does not mean you cannot tune a large drum higher but tuning a smaller drum lower, can be impossible after it's range of notes is passed.
A five-string bass is used to expand the range of notes which can be played on it. Either you add a string that has higher notes, or a string that has lower notes, as compared to a four-string bass.
Generally speaking, no, but the range of most brass instruments is dependant on the ability of the player.
No, the flute is much higher than the saxophone and gets up to higher octaves. The most equivalent instrument to it's own kind would probably be the oboe. Piccolo is the highest instrument, which is part of the flute family.
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A five-string bass is used to expand the range of notes which can be played on it. Either you add a string that has higher notes, or a string that has lower notes, as compared to a four-string bass.
Besides the obvious, size directly effects tuning range, timber and tone. Every drum has an optimal range of notes that can be played in a desirable timbre. Larger size drums are very good at producing lower notes and smaller drums higher. The more mass an item has, the lower it's capable resonance, the smaller, the higher. this does not mean you cannot tune a large drum higher but tuning a smaller drum lower, can be impossible after it's range of notes is passed.
Generally speaking, no, but the range of most brass instruments is dependant on the ability of the player.
No, the flute is much higher than the saxophone and gets up to higher octaves. The most equivalent instrument to it's own kind would probably be the oboe. Piccolo is the highest instrument, which is part of the flute family.
The typical saxophone range is from low Bb up two octaves then some to a high F (certain models have high F# key) After this there is an extended range for more experienced palyers called altissimo. This combined with overtones covers most higher notes.
For extra information, I don't strain to hit my range. It is my comfortable range. It's about E2 to middle C, but I can hit a couple of notes higher or lower at a strain. I'm not a trained singer, I have no experience.
It's difficult to quantify this for brass instruments due to the fact that "pedal tones" can, in the hands of a skilled player, extend the range below that a novice is capable of producing, and also some players can reach higher notes than others. The range is normally considered to be from E2 to D5.
pitch range it the range for your voice. playing range is the range of notes an instrument can make
Because many musical notes fall outside this range. For example, the strings that create the note middle C on a piano keyboard vibrate at just 261 Hz. There are many base notes lower than that - and lots of treble notes that are higher than 4,000 Hz.
It can all conclude what Beyonce's voice range is. If she sings at a high level it can be a open G or A. Also there are the notes with the register key and can make it higher. If she sings for a low level it could be all left hand down and start with the right hand notes. So it all depends on her!