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BASS - male voice

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ALT - children's voice

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TENOR - male voice

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MEDIUM - medium register of singing voices

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BARITO - male voice

DISKANT - children's voice

SOPRANO - female voice

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CONTRALTO - female voice

COUNTERTENORM - male voice

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MEZZO-SOPRANO - female voice

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