Vocal Range: 2.6 octaves (Approx). D#3-C6
Vocal Pluses: Voice has a pleasant soft, breathy quality, and the head notes have a warm and versatile timbre.
Vocal Negatives: Nasally chest voice can grate at times.
Audio Clips
Low notes:
(D#3)
(G3)
High Head notes:
(B5)
Vocal Pluses: Voice has a pleasant soft, breathy quality, and the head notes have a warm and versatile timbre.
Vocal Negatives: Nasally chest voice can grate at times.
Audio Clips
Low notes:
(D#3)
(G3)
High Head notes:
(B5)
(C6)
Highest Chest note:
(E5)
Highest Mixed-Chest note:
(Eb5)
Please Let me know of any higher or lower notes.
Highest Chest note:
(E5)
Highest Mixed-Chest note:
(Eb5)
Please Let me know of any higher or lower notes.
Isnt she awesome? Love her voice!
ReplyDeleteHi. The second sound clip in my opinion is not actually Kylie. It sounds like a clip from Promise This by Cheryl Cole.
ReplyDeleteRegarding highest notes I saw Kylie live during her X tour in 2008 where she sang extremely high notes live at the end of Your Disco Needs You...it was AMAZING. It's the part where she asks the audience "are you ready for the opera?!". FANTASTIC xxx
@ANON you are right about that clip!! Sorry, that was my mistake. The clip was actually supposed to be from "your disco needs you"! will get on changing that now. Thanks again
ReplyDeleteHer lowest note is D#3 in Made Of Glass.
ReplyDeleteShe hits C6 in Butterfly, Too Far (live in Melbourne) and some Your Disco Needs You performances when she raises the key.
@nadav, thank you very much for those suggestions! They've been added and her range has been amended!
ReplyDeleteHer highest chest note is E5 in Dangerous Game, btw :) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bb39mE2gtUA
ReplyDelete@anon thanks for the tip! Uploaded and amended
ReplyDeleteSounds like an easy E5. You think she could have gotten higher?
ReplyDeleteI reckon she can!
ReplyDeletekylie doesn't have only 2 octaves, in fever tour at the crying game medley u can see clearly she have more than this, maybe 4 octaves.
ReplyDeletehey Alison. Just took a listen to this version from the tour- not sure if its the same one you're talking about- but her range spans from an F#3 to an f5# in that performance. That's two octaves exactly. Can you direct me to the version you are talking about, if it's not that one. Many thanks!
ReplyDeleteI always thought Kylie was never noted enough for her vocal prowess. I mean its not like she's a Barbara or a Christina but she could sing, and i always thought she was better vocally than Madonna but hey, its not hard to have better vocal talent than her ...
ReplyDeleteThere is no way on earth kylie has a 4 octave voice. I've been a huge fan of kylie's since i was young and her vocal range isnt anywhere near as impressive as christina aguilera's, beyonces or kelly clarksons!!
ReplyDeleteKylie actually has a surprisingly wide vocal range. On her last album she hit a Bb2 and she has belted up to B5 and has also sung up to C7 in whistle register. Making her range Bb2-C7 which equals out to 4 octaves 2 notes and a semitone.
ReplyDeleteHere's a clip with a better sound quality of her hitting the high notes in Your Disco Needs You, right towards the end
ReplyDeletehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1uQeAV3yWM8
Her vocal range is 6 octave , she could sing opera.
ReplyDeleteWhat song does she sing a C7 in?
ReplyDeleteIf I remember correctly it was in her cover of "Diamonds Are A Girls Best Friend"
ReplyDeleteI think this performance shows that Kylie is actually a very capable singer and a very good overall entertainer http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ubdzVjC-uLc
ReplyDeletehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a2CbjxtGi_4 this has some higher and lower notes
ReplyDeleteShe's NEVER sung a C7.
ReplyDeleteShe sings a C6 in this clip:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OTlbmMX565w&feature=relmfu
At 4:20 ish.
hey, found this video about Kylie with 3.5 vocalrange, could you please watch and verify it?:D
ReplyDeletehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a2CbjxtGi_4
ReplyDeleteLooka at her high notes when she sings live in london her song THE DISCO NEEDS YOUR. She gets really high there :)
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