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**Title:** Discovering Your Voice Type
**Overview:**
* A singing coach guides viewers through a 3-part process to determine their vocal classification (voice type).
* The process involves identifying:
1. **Lowest and Highest Quality Notes**: Finding comfortable vocal range boundaries.
2. **Primo and Secondo Passaggio**: Identifying vocal transitions (breaks) between chest, mixed, and head voice.
3. **Tessitura**: Determining where most of your singing voice sits in terms of range.
**Key Takeaways:**
* Reference vocal ranges for 6 main voice types: Bass (C2-G4), Baritone (F2-A4), Tenor (A2-C5), Alto (D3-A5), Mezzo-Soprano (F3-Bb5), Soprano (G3-C6)
* Matching all three aspects (range, passaggi, tessitura) may not always be possible; use best fits for vocal workout selections.
* Ultimately, prioritize healthy singing and experimentation over strict vocal classification, especially for non-classical singing.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text, numbered and in short sentences:
**Vocal Classification Basics**
1. There are six major voice types: Bass, Baritone, Tenor, Alto, Mezzo-Soprano, and Soprano.
2. Subcategories of each voice type exist but are best determined with a qualified teacher in person.
3. These subcategories are more applicable in the classical world.
**Vocal Range for Each Voice Type**
4. **Bass**: C2 to G4
5. **Baritone**: F2 to A4
6. **Tenor**: A2 to C5
7. **Alto**: D3 to A5
8. **Mezzo-Soprano**: F3 to Bb5
9. **Soprano**: G3 up to C6
**Determining Vocal Range**
10. To determine your voice type, you need to explore three aspects: Lowest and Highest notes, Primo and Secondo Passaggio, and Tessitura.
11. The vocal ranges provided are based on connected singing, excluding falsetto.
12. Legitimate head voice is part of the vocal range capability.
**Passaggio (Vocal Transitions)**
13. **Primo Passaggio**: Transition from chest to middle/mixed voice.
14. **Secondo Passaggio**: Transition from middle/mixed voice to head voice.
15. Approximate Primo Passaggio notes for each voice type:
* Bass: Ab3/A3
* Baritone: Bb3/B3
* Tenor: C4 to F4
* Alto: Around G4
* Mezzo-Soprano: Around F4
* Soprano: Around Ab4
**Additional Notes**
16. Tessitura refers to where the majority of notes sit in a song or your range.
17. Knowing your vocal classification is crucial in classical/choral singing but should not limit your enjoyment of singing.