In vocal music, what range would you expect for a tenor?

A tenor typically has a vocal range from around C3 to E5. This range encompasses lower notes in the baritone range and extends into higher notes that are characteristic of tenor voices. The tenor range is essential for many operatic roles and choral compositions where a brighter, higher-pitched sound is desirable. This makes option B the correct choice, as it correctly identifies the average tenor range.

In the context of the other options, while some ranges might overlap with aspects of tenor voices, they do not capture the full extent of a tenor's vocal capabilities. For example, the range B2-D4 is too low for a tenor as it falls primarily within the lower register. Similarly, A2-C4 also occupies a lower range more appropriate for a baritone. The range E3-G5, while it does align with some tenor notes, does not encompass the full typical range expected of tenors, particularly the lower note starting around C3.