Regarding my voice type...

[rontan89]

Hi,i am a male tenor my range is from A2 to G4 and i would like to know is it possible to hit tenor high c5 in full voice?someone help please,i would also like to learn vocal lessons from a voice teacher if possible.

 

[jianrong]

I think it might be possible but hard. Many years ago, i hit F4 in falsetto or weak mixed. I felt C5 will be faster for you if you know how to go into head mix voice.

Now one of my highest note is the ocean dolphin note in mandarin female singer song - Black Dress. The " Wei Ai ~ " part. On a good form day.

I also hope to sing in full or head mix too but appear out of question for my baritone timbre. LOL.

 

[Ardentash]

is it possible to mix falsetto with chest to create mix or only headvoice and mix? must develop headvoice den can create mix rite?or can start with mix first den slowly go higher to discover headvoice?

 

[hammy66]

I think if u can do the mixed voice, then u would already have some form of head voice, no matter how small. because the mixed voice allows u to transition between chest and head voice without breaks, so a mixed voice without head voice is just the chest voice.

 

[CBSB]

A2-G4 is baritone. A skilled baritone can hit a C5 in full voice, but will never sound as bright compared to a true tenor. For instance, Freddie Mercury was a natural baritone, but he hit a C5 in Bohemian Rhapsody.

 

[omran]

Can you scientifically explain as to how you sing in a head mix when sounds are a product of laryngeal functions?

 

[nomexalloys]

your mixed voice as in voce mista is primarily taught as a airy texture introduced into your voice; in full voice, formant develops when the physical acoustics of your resonant spaces coincide and create distinct frequency zones in and around your head that naturally amplify laryngeal modulations.

depending on voice type, your mixed voice will most likely be obvious in rounder, concentrated "oo" vowel shapes, straight tone with no vibrato. Experienced singers in jazz scat will know how to blend real with mixed voices, creating the illusion of ridiculously high voices.

I'm a jazz-scat singer with a comprehensive range from low B (2nd ledger below bass clef) up till high Db (above treble clef -8ve) in real voicing, and something up to a soprano G in mixed voice. so that's B2 - G5 on a normal day.

 

[omran]

and im an arabic maqam singer. maybe we could do a meet up and exchange pointers.

 

[nomexalloys]

i'm teaching and preparing a group for caroling on Saturdays from 2 to 4pm at city hall area. Drop by if you're keen to take a listen.

I haven't had the experience of other vocal techniques, i'm primarily western technique based- from classical to jazz.