#extending your range

It’s definitely possible, but I can’t say for sure.  Some notes are just outside of our range, others just take work and require honing our technique in order to reach.  Try to just be gentle with your voice as you work your way up there--don’t try to rush yourself up to those notes, because you don’t want to cause damage as you work!

Oh yes, absolutely!  I think many people who are untrained are shocked to see that they can actually sing much farther than they expected once they are in training and have the tools to unlock those parts of their range!  Those super high notes and super low notes don’t just come naturally to everybody--you need to have the training and knowledge and foundation in order to safely reach them!

That was super long and convuluted, I’m sorry. Hope it made sense!  

I’d say probably not, but anything could happen.  Generally when we work to extend the range, we can sometimes extend it a few notes, but rarely can we extend it a full octave when it’s in that part of your range.  There’s no reason you shouldn’t try, but I would say work towards smaller goals.  Working towards increasing your range by an octave is pretty ambitious, and an E6 is not a note everybody has.  So start a note at a time--start by trying to safely get yourself to an F5.  Keep in mind that if those notes are within your range, it’ll likely take years to safely work your way up there.  Please please just don’t push yourself too hard.  That’s a huge jump, and it’s increasing your range by 50%.  That’s huge.  And it’s not to be taken lightly.  Safety first, always.  

I’d say lower for sure.  I don’t know a ton about the male range, but after categorizing a TON of males roles (which you can find here!) you will see that almost all of them require well below an A3.  So I’d say work on strengthening that lower range!