View the different singing styles and see what you fit into. I am a woman, but my voice is described as “sMoky” and “deep”. When I worked in a call center, I got creepy callers who would respond to my voice. I feel most comfortable in the b2-A4 range, but can range from G1 to about B5. I couldn’t find my break by going up the scale, but I know I have one because I sing along Sometimes I will hear / feel it. For my playlist of songs to sing with while cleaning, I have John Legend and Michael Buble and Annie Lenox and cyndi lauper.
Beyoncé also has a heavier vocal weight than Lady Gaga (as you can hear in the song “Telephone”), so she can’t be a soprano if Lady Gaga is a mezzo . Bing Crosby was definitely a baritone, even though he sang in a “low” range for a long time. As time passes, you will find that it is best Never Broke Again to sing, work out, improve and succeed with a particular type of singing style. Country music was very popular in the 70’s and 80’s, but for some reason it started to fade. Most country singers were born in this singing style, often with singing parents leading them in this path.
I can throw and sing from C2 to A5, but I have no control over the wood and little over the volume above ESO. I’ve tried your voice type test so many times under both genres, it was a tenor, but you can sing well above the highest note I could choose from. As a woman, with the missing Tiny Sims, I was a soprano, the highest note I chose was G5, although I can sing louder, which is really the top of my tessitura or maybe one. Soprano is the highest female voice type with a C4-C6 range and the lightest vocal weight of all. Singing rock is much more difficult than it sounds, the singer should be able to growl and scream while singing, and novice singers often exaggerate with growls or chants. The rock vocals style is quite popular even to this day, although it is mainly dominated by only a handful of artists who can successfully achieve rock vocals.
The increasing popularity of hip hop has also permeated other vocal genres, including country and pop music. The most restrictive and formal musical genre is classical and opera. Classical music and opera, however, offer their singers the highest level of freedom. This genre allows uncontrolled vibrato and full emotional release. However, it is also considered the least conversational between different genres of music.
Since every genre and style of music is different, I will not give details about every genre of music and how to sing it. Instead, I would like to encourage you to listen to different singers from different genres. Try to sing that style, keep your head free while staying true to the music. The basic principle of all vocal music is to tell a story through music and lyrics.
The use of active listening techniques will be key here. Blues singing style originated from the deep south, sometimes in the late 1800s, at that time blues was the pop of rock of today. In recent decades, singing blues has become somewhat out of style, most singers instead of singing blues stick to singing R&B or Jazz. While blues singers still have huge followers, they are not as mainstream as the other more popular vocals. Church singing is not as popular as it once was, especially as people go to church less and less, allowing fewer children to sing the choir. Most beginner vocals also want some individuality and this is not possible in a choir.
You may have heard a song as a cover and thought differently from the lyrics. This is because the singer expresses the text differently or a change in musical emphasis. As a musical genre, it was largely based on blues, country music and R&B.
If you are a novice singer, my recommendation is to read my recent article to advance your competition. Try to practice while standing in front of a mirror singing different kinds of songs. It is important to visually show what each line of the song represents. When the rule is about death, a smile and raised eyebrows may not be the right nonverbal.