Determining your voice type can be helpful, especially if you sing in choirs, ensembles, musicals, or as a lead vocalist. While most voices don’t fit perfectly into one specific voice type, here are six basic voice types and their approximate ranges:
- Bass: C2-F4
- Baritone: E2-A4
- Tenor: G2-C5
- Alto: C3-G5
- Mezzo: E3-A5
- Soprano: G3-E6
Keep in mind that these ranges may overlap, and it’s important not to strictly label your voice. Every voice is unique. Some famous artists and their voice types include:
- Bass: Barry White
- Baritone: Frank Sinatra
- Tenor: Jon Bon Jovi
- Alto: Cher
- Mezzo: Adele, Beyoncé
- Soprano: Mariah Carey