<Ul> <Li> Soprano : the highest female voice , being able to sing C ( middle C ) to C ( high C ) , and possibly higher . </Li> <Li> Mezzo - soprano : a female voice between A ( A below middle C ) and A ( 2nd A above middle C ) . </Li> <Li> Contralto : the lowest female voice , F ( F below middle C ) to E. Rare contraltos possess a range similar to the tenor . </Li> <Li> Tenor : the highest male voice , B ( 2nd B below middle C ) to A ( A above Middle C ) , and possibly higher . </Li> <Li> Baritone : a male voice , G ( two Gs below middle C ) to F ( F above middle C ) . </Li> <Li> Bass : the lowest male voice , E ( two Es below middle C ) to E ( the E above middle C ) . </Li> </Ul>
<Ul> <Li> Soprano : the highest female voice , being able to sing C ( middle C ) to C ( high C ) , and possibly higher . </Li> <Li> Mezzo - soprano : a female voice between A ( A below middle C ) and A ( 2nd A above middle C ) . </Li> <Li> Contralto : the lowest female voice , F ( F below middle C ) to E. Rare contraltos possess a range similar to the tenor . </Li> <Li> Tenor : the highest male voice , B ( 2nd B below middle C ) to A ( A above Middle C ) , and possibly higher . </Li> <Li> Baritone : a male voice , G ( two Gs below middle C ) to F ( F above middle C ) . </Li> <Li> Bass : the lowest male voice , E ( two Es below middle C ) to E ( the E above middle C ) . </Li> </Ul>
what is considered a high note to sing
what is considered a high note to sing
C ( high C )
C ( high C )