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    This document discusses the anatomy of the larynx and the basic vocal ranges or types of singing voices, including soprano, contralto, tenor, and bass. It further breaks down soprano into coloratura, dramatic, and lyric and specifies that contralto is also known as alto. Tenor is described as the highest male singing voice. The document also prompts reflection on how singers relay the message of music and whether composers should consider vocal range when writing.

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    Classification S of Voices: Anatomy of The Larynx Vocal Ranges

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    CLASSIFICATION

    S OF VOICES
    Anatomy of the Larynx
    Vocal Ranges
    Cross Sectional
    View
    Transverse View
    The Basic Vocal Ranges (Types of Voice)

    ◦Soprano
    ◦Contralto (a.k.a. Alto)
    ◦Tenor
    ◦Bass
    Soprano
    ◦Coloratura
    ◦Dramatic
    ◦Lyric
    ◦Mezzo Soprano
    Contralto
    ◦Commonly known as Alto
    Tenor
    ◦Highest male singing voice

    - Countertenor -
    Bass
    ◦Baritone
    ◦Basso Profundo
    Reflection:
    Write your answer in a ½ crosswise.

    ◦ How were the singers able to relay the message of


    the music?
    ◦ Is it important for composers to consider the vocal
    range or classification of his singer? Why

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