Bass (Lowest male voice; Ranges from E2 to G4)

Timbre: dark, heavy and voluminous. (Viktor Wichniakov and Matti Salminen)

Baritone (Middle male voice; Ranges from G2 to F4)

Timbre: Thick, but not as heavy as Bass.

Dramatic: G2 to F4 (Lou Rawles)

Lyric: same as above but slightly lighter voice. (Larry Graham)

Tenor (Highest male voice; Ranges from C3 to E5)

Timbre: Light, and flexible.

Dramatic: C3 to A4 (Usher and Avant)

Countertenor: C3 to E5 and is the lightest voice. (Justin Timberlake and Pharell)

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For men, bass is the lowest, with Italians naming basso profundo as the range of male voice most powerful.

Baritone is the next lowest–an intermediate between bass and tenor.

Tenor is the highest natural male voice…there are also hedentenor and countertenor.

Falsetto is an artificially high voice, usually cultivated by male countertenors.

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Male ranges:

Bass

Bass-baritone

Baritone

Tenor

Countertenor (Alto or Mezzo)