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What vocal type am I?

 
 
Mon 8 Jul, 2019 02:03 pm
I have a range of B2 to E5. Decent enough I guess. So in my old school we had singing lessons which I only took for 3 months before my parents exempted me. Anyhow my teacher had classified me as a dugazon mezzo soprano. A year later my friend's dad (he's a vocal trainer) classified me as a contralto. Last week I met my old teacher again and told him about my new classification and he tried me out on some range tests and such, and told me I was still a dugazon mezzo. So (I'm silly lol) I texted my friend to ask her dad again if he was sure I was a contralto n he was like I'm 100% certain. And now I'm confused. What would you classify my range as?
If it helps I find all of lana del rey easy to sing. I also find billie eilish easy to sing, but only certain songs like ocean eyes and six feet under. I can't get some of her really high notes though, like the kind in when the party's over. Basically anything above E5 ofc. If there's a couple notes I have to lower to sing her stuff then that's all right but if the whole song is too high I can't obv.
Also I prefer singing in a lower key. I start feeling queasy-ish at the higher end of my range hehe and I feel dissatisfied with my singing when singing in a high key. When I'm done it just doesn't feel right even if people say I sounded good.
Would appreciate your thoughts and any advice you may have Smile
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Sturgis
 
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Mon 8 Jul, 2019 02:34 pm
@viviryki,
To best learn your vocal type and range a good musical voice instructor would be the best way to go. A vocal coach.
viviryki
 
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Mon 8 Jul, 2019 02:40 pm
@Sturgis,
Yeah thanks for your reply. But I've already hit up the two best vocal trainers I know and their answer is conflicting. That's why I'm here Smile. Thanks anyway for replying though.
Sturgis
 
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Mon 8 Jul, 2019 02:44 pm
@viviryki,
Okay. Best of luck.
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Dageron
 
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Mon 8 Jul, 2019 06:25 pm
@viviryki,
Hello!

I'm not a specialist, but yes you have to see that with a voice coach. Maybe the people you consulted say different things because you are a littke between two tessitaries (it can happen), or can cover two tessitaries.

Well, I hope my answer could help you! Anyway... Keep singing! ;-D
viviryki
 
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Fri 12 Jul, 2019 03:54 pm
@Dageron,
Thanks for your reply. Time to head for a third opinion I guess haha.
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