Where is my passaggio

The primo passaggio takes place in between the chest and middle registers, while the secondo passaggio lies between the middle and head registers. For most sopranos, the primo passaggio is located around Eb4 (below middle C), and the secondo lies usually between C#5 (one octave above middle C) and F#5.

1. What is the passaggio in singing?
2. Where is a tenors passaggio?
3. How do I find my vocals?

What is the passaggio in singing?

Passaggio (Italian pronunciation: [pasˈsaddʒo]) is a term used in classical singing to describe the transition area between the vocal registers. ... A major goal of classical voice training in classical styles is to maintain an even timbre throughout the passaggio.

Where is a tenors passaggio?

You have to consider the high notes AND the passaggio. A baritone's passaggio, depending on the vowel (let's stick to ol' faithful “Ah”) will start just around Eb or E and will end around F-F#. For tenors, it can start between F or G and end around Bb – B. So, a full whole step higher or more than a baritone.

How do I find my vocals?

Here are some simple steps for finding your vocal range and voice type:

1. Warm up. Before doing any type of singing, it's vitally important to do a vocal warm up, particularly when singing near the edges of our vocal range. ...
2. Find your lowest note. ...
3. Find your highest note. ...
4. Compare your lowest and highest note.