Voice Types and Gender - A Quick Thought on Nomenclature!

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Voice Types and Gender - A Quick Thought on Nomenclature!

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Voice Type ≠ Gender -- There are all kinds of voices out there! So long as you are making an attempt to be inclusive, you're on the right track! But take the time to understand the correct terms to be the best advocate for equality!
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@Cy_an1d3
1 month ago

I had a friend in school who was very obviously a tenor or baritone. She was and is a cisgender woman but her vocal register has always been quite deep. And she would always strain her vocal chords to try and keep up with the altos. When we all tried to talk to our chorus teacher about a potential switch to tenor she lashed out and made it a very gendered discussion about how only men can be a tenor. That friend left chorus very soon after because she got sick of loosing her voice and felt unheard and ignored. Sad to think where she could've gone with music if only the teacher had been more open minded and accommodating.

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