Bass
The lowest natural male voice part in a choir is called the bass. Basses typically sing in a range that spans from around E2 to E4, although some can sing even lower. Their rich, deep tones provide a foundational harmony that supports the higher voice parts in choral music. In some choirs, there may also be a sub-bass category for exceptionally low voices.
The lowest voice range in a choir is called the bass. Bass singers usually sing the lowest notes in a choir, providing a rich and deep sound that adds a strong foundation to the overall vocal harmony. They often sing the bass line in songs, providing a solid and grounding presence in vocal performances.
Tenors are the highest, baritones in the middle and basses are the lowest.
Froncysyllte Male Voice Choir was created in 1946.
YL Male Voice Choir was created in 1883.
The lowest voice range in a choir is called the bass. Bass singers usually sing the lowest notes in a choir, providing a rich and deep sound that adds a strong foundation to the overall vocal harmony. They often sing the bass line in songs, providing a solid and grounding presence in vocal performances.
Tenor.
The lowest female voice in a choir is called a contralto or, more commonly, an alto. This voice is also referred to as a "second alto."
Tenors are the highest, baritones in the middle and basses are the lowest.
The bassoon is a musical instrument in the woodwind family. It is the lowest, or bass, voice in the woodwind choir. It often duplicates the cello voice in orchestral compositions.
Soprano, alto, tenor, bass (from highest to lowest)
Froncysyllte Male Voice Choir was created in 1946.
Warrington Male Voice Choir was created in 1898.
YL Male Voice Choir was created in 1883.
Bass is the lowest voice-part. It goes (from lowest to highest): bass, baritone, tenor, contra-alto, alto, mezzo-soprano, soprano
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Linköping University Male Voice Choir was created in 1972.