Both males and females have both the equipment and disposition to sing and so any disparity in numbers between them is a result of culture. In different places at different times male or female vocalists may be more popular and there will naturally be more of whichever is popular. One factor which inhibits males from singing in North America is the voice change which occurs in males between the ages of 10 and 20. Struggling with this problem often turns males away from singing and many do not come back to it after their voices settle. As a result there are a lot more amateur female choral singers.
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originally, yes tenor is male. but I was told that yes there is female tenors, just not alot like saprano, 2nd saprano, and alto. I was considered an alto last year, but after being assigned a solo, my director said i was more of a tenor than a alto, due to the fact that my solo was originally a tenor solo. I'm the only girl in my group that is a female tenor, so they are not many of us in choirs.