Dear Lisa:
Basically the answer is no - at least not with any reliability. This
comes up so often. What really matters is learning to sing with ease
and comfort, and finding what kinds of things work well for your
voice.
Classifying a voice is hard since some people have huge ranges. Some
people are exceptions. For example, a soprano voice is not one whose
bottom range stops at middle C, and a mezzo soprano might be able to
sing higher than a soprano. Voices change as you get older.
Sometimes your use of the voice so much improves that you can use much
more voice than initially. Etc. etc.
Sorry...
Michael
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