G2-E4 corresponds to which vocal range?

• A. Soprano Range
• B. Alto Range
• C. Tenor Range
• D. Baritone Range

Answer: (C)

G2 as a starting point places the voice in the mid-to-low male range, and E4 as an upper end that sits well below the typical tenor ceiling. In most standard classifications, baritone covers roughly from G2 up to around E4, bridging between bass and tenor. Tenor tends to start higher, around C3, and reach higher into the B4 or C5 area. So the span from G2 to E4 fits the baritone range most closely, reflecting a mid-low male voice that doesn’t typically extend into the comfortable tenor territory. Some curricula vary in exact boundaries, but baritone is the common fit for this range.