A Resource for Describing Voices

A Resource for Describing Voices

  1. Stormburn
    I found this page to be helpful in describing voices. Here's an excerpt:

    Understanding Different Voice Types
    A simple breakdown for recognizing vocal categories
    Taylor Swift versus Alicia Keys. Justin Bieber or Usher. What makes one voice sound different from another? If you’ve spent any time in a chorus class, you know that there are different vocal categories or types (soprano, tenor, bass, etc.)… but what makes up a category? Well, a soprano is a soprano because she can sing high and a bass is a bass because he sings low, right? Not really...

    And the link:
    https://www.kennedy-center.org/education/resources-for-educators/classroom-resources/media-and-interactives/media/opera/understanding-different-voice-types/

Recent Reviews

  1. Lifeline
    Lifeline
    5/5,
    Good and comprehensive introduction to how to describe a voice.
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