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How can you know your vocal range?
The male ranges are countertenor, tenor, baritone and bass The female ranges are soprano, mezzo-soprano and contralto Soprano is the highest female range Mezzo-soprano is between soprano and contralto Contralto is the lowest female range Countertenor is the highest male range. Michael Jackson was a countertenor Tenor is the next highest male range and probably the most common in popular music by guys Baritone is between tenor and bass Bass is the lowest male range There's also falsetto, which is a tenor, baritone or bass singing really high. There are many websites that have more detailed information
What is SATB in choral music?
Soprano, alto, tenor, bass. They are four different parts range wise. Soprano and alto are usually sung by females, soprano being higher, alto being lower. Tenor and bass are usually sung by males. Tenor being the higher bass being the lower.Read more: http://wiki.answers.com/What_is_SATB_in_choral_music#ixzz1ZEaWHvrk
What does the word sabt in music terms?
It's SATB, meaning soprano, alto, tenor, bass. It's the standard 4-voice organization in choral music.
What kind of voice does singer Jennifer Hudson have like a soprano or alto?
During a movie clip she told the audience that she was first soprano.
What is the difference between soprano concert tenor ukuleles?
Size of the fret board is the primary difference. The soprano is typically 13 inches from Nut to Bridge. Concert is 15 Tenor is 17 Baritone is 19 The tone gets lower the larger you go. The larger size provides more volume as well. Bigger hands need more space. For arpeggio and plucking I prefer the Concert. I find the Tenor just a bit bigger than is comfortable for many fingerings and the soprano just a bit smaller. For strumming I can use any of the sizes.
Another name for an opera singer?
You can name an opera singer by the voice sung: Loosely, soprano, mezzo-soprano, tenor, baritone, or bass. There are more voice distinctions, below.
What is the definition of has tenor?
bass tenor isnt a voice type. tenor is a high male voice while, bass is a lower voice.
What kind of reeds does Kenny g use?
Hemke on soprano, alto, and tenor. I'll refrain from saying anything more about him.
Is a French horn in the category of a baritone horn?
No, they're entirely different. The French horn's range is more of an alto or even soprano. Baritones are pitched considerably lower... at least an octave, and generally more like an octave and a half.
Is tenor higher than baritone?
Yes. The tenor is the highest male voice. However, a baritone can have the same range as a tenor, but the baritone will have a deeper, heavier sound and is more comfortable lower. Tenors have a higher, lighter sound and are more comfortable higher. The same applies to female voice (Soprano vs. Mezzo or Alto)
What are the levels of choir voices?
There are four basic voices in a mixed choir: two female voices: Soprano (high-pitched) and Alto (low), and two male voices: Tenor (high) and Bass (low). Sometimes intermediary voices are added: Mezzo-soprano between Soprano and Alto and Baritone between Tenor and Bass. At other times the male voices may all be combined into a single part. Additionally any of the voice parts may be split up further. In that case the voices are most commonly referred to as first Soprano, second Soprano, first Alto etc. Usually only the four basic voices are subdivided this way, though the second Soprano voice may be referred to as Mezzo-Soprano and the first Bass voice as Baritone. Of course male choirs only have the Tenor, Baritone and Bass voices and female choirs only the Soprano, Mezzo-soprano and Alto voices. An exception is in some types of ancient music (from the renaissance and earlier) where the Alto parts are sung by very high pitched tenors. These are known as Counter-tenors, they sing with the so-called falsetto voice. This practice is quite common in English choirs.
What is a soprano ukulele for?
Nothing, they are the same thing. The original ukulele was what is now referred to as the soprano. The larger concert size was made to get a bit more sound for a bigger audience. And then the tenor size, bigger, deeper sound.
