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    The main types of singing voices are:

     Soprano: The highest female voice, sopranos are often the lead characters in operas. They can sing from middle C to two
    octaves higher.
     Mezzo-soprano: A female voice that's between the soprano and alto/contralto ranges. Mezzo-sopranos have a darker
    tone than sopranos, but a higher range than altos.
     Tenor: The highest male voice, tenors are known for their bright, clear, and ringing vocals. They're often used by lead
    singers in popular music.
     Baritone: A male voice that falls between tenor and bass.
     Contralto: A classical female singing voice with the lowest vocal range for females
     Bass: The lowest voice type, usually performed by male voices
     Countertenor: A rare male singer who can sing as high as a soprano or mezzo-soprano
    The instruments typically used in a rondalla include:
     Bandurria: The main instrument in a rondalla, with the most players. The Philippine harp bandurria has 14 strings and
    16 frets.
     Laud: A traditional Filipino instrument with 14 strings.
     Octavina: Has 14 strings tuned one octave lower than the bandurria.
     Guitar: A common instrument in a rondalla.
     Double bass: Also known as bajo de uñas.
    Other instruments that may be used in a rondalla include:
    Mexican vihuela, Violins, Cellos, Marimbas, Xylophones, Harps, and Timbales.
    Rondallas are often used to accompany Spanish or rural dances
    The instrumentation of a drum and lyre corps typically includes snare, tenor, and bass drums, cymbals, keyboard percussion
    instruments, and a drumline.
    Indigenous musical instruments
    -agong
    Kulintang
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