Tenor C
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Tenor C is the C one octave (eight notes) above Middle C. It is also known as C5. It is named because it is the high note for the tenor, especially in classical. Unlike the female counterpart, the soprano, who doesn't have to execute Soprano Cs to be classified as such, men usually are required to execute the Tenor C frequently in classical music to be considered a full tenor.
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