Need help determining my voice type
Dale_r
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My range is d2 to e5 but I’m unsure what type of voice this is (tenor/baritone/bass etc...) any help would be appreciated
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So which notes are most comfortable for you to sing? low or high? please mention concrete comfortable range
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I can comfortably go down to d2 I get a slight sore throat when going lower. I can also go to c5 in my mix voice with some ease. But I can push to e5 with not much strain on a good day. Does that clear things up ????
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Although KTVA acknowledges the vocal fach system, its not something we are actually too concerened about. Yes Ken was classified as a Dramatic baritone, but he designed this course because he did not want to be pidgeon holed and wanted to sing out of that classification (as well as many other personal reasons). Its not just range and tessitura, but also colour, tone and timbre of your voice that would help identify it.
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