How do I know i my singing voice is tenor soprrano bass or alto??!
Question: I have an audition in Febuary for an alice and wonderland play and have to pick a song that is good for my singing voice, but I dont know how to tell what kind I have!
Answers: I have an audition in Febuary for an alice and wonderland play and have to pick a song that is good for my singing voice, but I dont know how to tell what kind I have!
well first of all- you probably meant "soprano, mezzo-soprano, or alto." only men can be tenors or basses.
if you feel comfortable singing high- you are a soprano
if your voice isn't espcially low or high- you are a mezzo-soprano.
if you feel most comfortable singing low- you're an alto.
it's for alice in wonderland- pick an upbeat song from another musical. google "musical theater audition songs" and see what you find.
these are just some songs i'd reccomend:
if you're soprano: "Tonight" from West Side Story
mezzo: "Adelaide's Lament" from Guys & Dolls
alto: "Little Girls" from Annie
generally if ur male its tenor or bass, and if ur a female it would be alto or soprano, and it depends how much youve sung before, if u have and you can hit a high g and up, your a soprano, and if not ur probably and alto and same as if u can do higher notes ur a tenor and lower notes ur a bass
First, you have to figure out if you are a boy or girl. If you are a girl, you are a soprano if you sing mostly high notes, and an alto if you can sing mostly low notes. If you are a boy, you are a tenor if you sing higher and a bass if you can sing really low.
Since your sn is "kimberly", I'm assuming you're a female. You'll be either an Alto or Soprano. You'd probably do well to pick out a medium to high soprano song (probably medium). If you want to know for sure, go to a choir director (school, church, community) and ask them to run you through some vocal exercises and see if they can help determine what part is best for you.
Assuming you are a female, you could be anywhere from a contralto to a sopranino, depending on your best-efficiency note spread. The most common voice types among females are the soprano, mezzo-soprano and alto; the sopranino has the highest top note of any part (up to G6 in some cases) but with that a restricted bottom end in the vicinity of C4, while the contralto tops out around C5 but can handle down to C3.
I can't really advise you on which voice type to optimize for in an audition song, without more data.
since you're a female, you are most likely either soprano or alto (female tenors or basses are VERY rare).
a good way to tell is to sit down at a piano and play Middle C. sing this note. then keep playing and singing down as far as you can go. if you can go to the E or lower below middle c in your normal voice, you are probably an alto.
play Middle C again and sing it. do the same thing going up the piano. if you can sing the F 1.5 octaves above Middle C, you are probably a soprano.
The best way to tell is to go to a voice teacher/vocal coach and have them test your range, but this is a good way to do it yourself. Good luck!