1. Human Baritone Voice:
- The human baritone vocal range is a male singing voice lower than a tenor but higher than a bass.
- Baritones are categorized into two main voice types: lyric baritone (with lighter, more flexible voices) and dramatic baritone (with richer, darker voices).
2. Baritone Horn (Brass Instrument):
- The baritone horn is a brass instrument often used in brass bands and marching bands.
- It consists of three primary parts:
- Mouthpiece: The part where the player blows air to produce sound.
- Tubing: The long, coiled tubing that gives the instrument its distinct tone.
- Bell: The flared end of the instrument that amplifies and projects the sound.
3. Baritone Saxophone (Woodwind Instrument):
- The baritone saxophone is a large, low-pitched member of the saxophone family.
- It comprises the following main parts:
- Mouthpiece: Similar to the baritone horn, the player blows air into the mouthpiece to create sound.
- Neck: The curved part connecting the mouthpiece to the main body of the instrument.
- Body: The main tube that gives the saxophone its characteristic shape.
- Bell: The flared end of the saxophone that amplifies the sound.