Register of melody

A register is the "height" or range of a note, set of pitches or pitch classes, melody, part, instrument, or group of instruments. A higher register indicates higher pitch.

1. What instrument has the highest register?
2. What's the difference between range and register?
3. What is low register in music?
4. What is a flute register?

What instrument has the highest register?

The trumpet is characterized by its striking, triumphal sound and by the fact that it boasts the highest register of all the brass instruments.

What's the difference between range and register?

The human voice can be a powerful instrument, but we need to learn how to use it. Singers must first establish their range, which is the full spectrum of notes they can produce, and their registers, or sets of notes of a consistent quality. ... Everyone has a different natural range, called their vocal type.

What is low register in music?

The lower register of the voice, or chest voice, is where the majority of the speaking voice occurs (though some women may speak slightly higher than this). Many teachers describe this as the most “natural” register, for singing, as it is the most closely-related to the speaking voice.

What is a flute register?

The flute has essentially three registers: low, middle, and high, each with a unique timbral quality. The lowest register of the flute (from B3 or C4 to C#5) is the weakest as far as volume is concerned. However, it is also a very rich and colourful part of the flute's range.