I sing second soprano in choir. For solo stuff I'm a high mezzo, low soprano. Top note is around a high C. How about you?
Busty alto, baby! When I sing opera, I generally select my music from mezzo material.
Not much of a range - more of a talk-singer. Low mezzo stuff - contralto. Im actually comfortable with tenor stuff :-/.
Hmm...around a Low D to a High F? I can pull off a G on good days.
I sing Tenor in Choir. My range goes from a low E flat two octaves below middle C to a high D one octaves above middle C, but I can also sing a high C two octaves above middle C in my falsetto.
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I usually consider myself a mezzo even though I used to be considered a lyric soprano -things change.
The real reason I replied to this thread, however, is to say that I love your username lea! I hope you mean salonga...I love her.
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I am a Lyric Coloratura Soprano. I lost a lot of my bottom range, and I don't even know what my lowest note is. But my highest note is a weak F above High C. But my High C totally kicks ass.
Thanks Pinguin! It is for Lea Salonga. I love her too.
Soprano 2ish. Not really sure. My range is from the E below middle C to the C two octaves above it.
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I'm an Alto II, but my range is pretty decent. I can hit a High C, but I actually prefer to sing probably low A to C ranges... it's my stronger belting area.
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I can sing baritone, some tenor, and countertenor. But I am at my most comfortable at countertenor. Weird, I know.
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I consider myself more a soprano II, but my voice teacher likes to call me a soprano I. I've sang both in choir, but usually sop I.
High Soprano with a belt. 3 octaves. E below middle C to E above high C.
soprano. i can hit a low E to a C two octaves above middle C. in choral groups i'm usually placed as a soprano II.
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Tenor. I can sing a G two octaves below middle C, and i can sing a B above middle C. But in my falsetto i can go to a High C. C sharp if im really warmed up.
I'm not sure of note range, but the highest note I've hit comfortably is a b-flat above high C. I'm sure I could hit Higher though. I really consider my self a Mezzo, but I just did a show where I had to sing some stuff that was really low for me although it was only a G below middle C. I'm sure with more work on my voice I could hit lower and higher.
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I'm a mezzo or an alto, not quite sure which. My range is from F# below middle C up to a G about two octaves higher. I usually sing alto parts since I don't really like my break (which can be anywhere from a G to a C on any given day), but I've done mezzo before, but it usually means I have to work a bit harder.
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PJ, I totally understand what you mean about feeling more comfortable in your countertenor range. I can sing up to around a high A or Bb in countertenor. This is why I need to play Mary Sunshine in Chicago. Updated On: 7/25/05 at 09:26 PM
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soprano I-II, 3 octaves.
i used to think i was an alto, cuz i can go really low.
Updated On: 7/27/05 at 12:52 AM
my range usually tend to span between suck and 2nd tenor parts.
I have finally accepted my switch from mezzo to a full out soprano. I have about 3 octaves. Ranging from about the E below middle C to an E above high C. I have a decent belt in the middle there, and as much as I love to sing high stuff i love the low stuff too.
Wow. O_O
It's AMAZING what voice teachers can do. Abso-frikking-amazing. I just went 3 notes higher than I would on a GOOD day yesterday. Freaking AMAZING. I didn't even know that the top top C was like..POSSIBLE for me! I'm still in shock right now. Jeebus.
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high soprano. i can hit that high C pretty well! :)
but my low notes stink... I can only go to about an A below middle C.
I can sing from the G below middle C up to the C above middle C. Tenor with countertenor qualities. I have difficulty singing anything below middle C. An E is my lowest comfortable note.
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