Can a man be a soprano?

Answer 1

How low can you go and how high can you sing? That is helpful to know because for all practical purposes, that helps determine the part that you will sing. If you are one of the lucky people with a wide range, then the part which you should sing depends on the shape of your mouth. Open your throat and play an A on the piano. Sing the sound of the letter A as in the article A, as in A man. The back of your tongue is at your first fromat, an amplification point. Move your tongue around around in your mouth as you sing various vowel sounds. If you find you have a total of three fromats, you are a soprano. If you have four fromats, you are an alto.

Answer 2

If you have a range that a first soprano needs, you should consult your conductor or director and ask to move. However, if you are in the middle of preparing for a concert or there aren't enough people who are second sopranos, you may need to be a second soprano for a while to have vocal balance. If you can change to first soprano, congrats! Otherwise, remember that second soprano, being in the middle of the female voice parts, can often be the most difficult and require the most skill. Embrace this opportunity to expand your range and skills.

Answer 3

Not sure what you're after, but a soprano is the highest range of voice (or instrument).

Answer 4

If you want to sing Opera you should take a lesson and if that does not work ask the madgestical QW she knows everything and if she does not help you than look it up on Google dummie

Answer 5

Well, sometimes you can take vocal lessons, but that rarely happens. Most of the time you have to be born a soprano too be a soprano.

Answer 6

Any singer, including sopranos, reads the notes from their sheet of music. Sometines, the notes are all memorized, and they sing the notes from memory.

Answer 7

Of course! but it depends on the voice.