Vocal Type: Mezzo-Soprano Vocal Range:3 octaves 7 notes A2- G6 Vocal Pluses: Strong throughout all registers and a nice vibrato to the belted notes. Vocal Negatives: Voice becomes thinned and nasal as she ascends her chest register.
funny thing that sometimes you guys insert the exclamations in the vocal range as a part of it and sometimes you don't. by the way, beyoncé's vocal range is wider than it's shown on her profile in here — as far as i know, she hits an E6 by the end of "dance for you". C6 as her highest note? come on.
I think it depends on the sustain and quality of the exclamation -- DD tends to include them if it is clear the pitches can be sustained longer than a second. But yes, some of these artists have wider ranges than the profiles indicate because they have released more material after the profile was created or new live performances and other non-album appearances have surfaced, thereby expanding their sung ranges. AFAIK, Beyonce's highest note was either E6 ("Happy Face") or an F6 in a live performance of some song I am forgetting.
here is the HD version of the new michelle williams' vocal range (live) video. :)
ReplyDeletehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CNps08NbmcE&feature=channel_video_title
thanks for the update
ReplyDeleteher range is B2 - C7 (4 octaves and a semitone)
ReplyDeleteor B2 - Eb6 (3 Octaves and 2 Notes) excluding exclamations
Hey Cherwerboy could you direct me to those notes please?
ReplyDeletei dont get your question, what do you mean? lol!
ReplyDeletelol, sorry commented on the wrong thing. My mistake.
ReplyDeleteEvery single thing about her SCREAMS SOPRANO !
ReplyDeleteRange , tessitura , color ...
funny thing that sometimes you guys insert the exclamations in the vocal range as a part of it and sometimes you don't. by the way, beyoncé's vocal range is wider than it's shown on her profile in here — as far as i know, she hits an E6 by the end of "dance for you". C6 as her highest note? come on.
ReplyDeleteI think it depends on the sustain and quality of the exclamation -- DD tends to include them if it is clear the pitches can be sustained longer than a second. But yes, some of these artists have wider ranges than the profiles indicate because they have released more material after the profile was created or new live performances and other non-album appearances have surfaced, thereby expanding their sung ranges. AFAIK, Beyonce's highest note was either E6 ("Happy Face") or an F6 in a live performance of some song I am forgetting.
ReplyDeleteNot really, her vocal breaks are very mezzo-soprano but her vocal weight can lead you to thinking she is a soprano.
ReplyDeleteYes, I am tending to think a lyric mezzo-soprano or a soprano/mezzo intermediate of some kind. She also seems to have a bit of a rasp in chest voice.
ReplyDeleteI agree she is a Mezzo, Never been fond of her voice, as its kinda thin and raspy but she good at substainning notes for long periods
ReplyDeleteMICHELLE CAN SING BABY. HER VOICE IS SOOOO UNDERESTIMATED
ReplyDeleteHer vocal range spans about 4 octaves.
ReplyDeleteB2-C7 Although the C7 is an exclamation.