Vocal Type:Mezzo Soprano
Vocal Range: 3 Octaves 2 note C3-E6
Vocal Pluses: Charice Pempengco’s lower register is powerful and darker than the other parts of her range and is relatively easily accessed, except at the lower extremes. The mid range is solid, rounded, and smooth and she is capable of complex melisma from this point upwards.
Charice Pempengco has a strong, expansive chest voice that can reach up into the fifth octave (G5). Even at higher frequencies the belting range maintains a similar, powerful resonance to that of the lower part of the range.
She has the skill and stamina to hold upper notes for long periods of time with or without her impressively emotive vibrato.
Vocal Negatives: Charice Pempengco sometimes uses bad technique in order to retain her fuller tone at the lower and higher parts of her range; pushing her larynx down, when attempting the lower notes and pulling it up, creating a strained tone, to hit higher notes
After her debut album, Charice reverted to singing in a way that was more in line with her natural range, creating a more healthy sound.
She hit an A5 note using her chest when she sang "Lipad ng pangarap"
ReplyDeletecheck this out by charice
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i'm not an expert in voice. but i think there's more to her voice than you've written down.
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ReplyDeleteVocal Pluses: Strong, expansive chest voice.charice also has a nice and impressively emotive vibrato that makes her ballads very touching.her main strenghts are on her lower register,which is powerfull and darker than the other parts of her range,and also,she has a very agile voice on the mid-low range and she is capable of complex melisma easily.charice has the stamina to hold upper notes from her range(until G5) for long periods of time and keeping the same resonance she would have at her lower range.her head voice is incredibly brighter than the rest of her range.
ReplyDeleteVocal Negatives: she sometimes use a bad technique in order to retain her fuller tone when she goes to the deeper/higher parts of her range,thus having a great tone change between thin and weak to dark and strong,meaning she places her voice incorrectly and making a very "robotic like" voice.the higher/lower she belts,she USED TO push her larynx down/up,thus making a strained tone.her agility is retained only from mid-low range,as higher she ascends(F5 or higher) she constricts and push the tone.OBS: after her debut album,she started singing back on her natural tone,not anymore forcing her voiceim not sure if this was a good review,but yeah,i tried e-e
Not to be a villain here, but I think Charice is one of the most overrated singers I've ever known. Everyone keeps saying that Charice is the best as if there are no other ones. But that voice is a serious powerhouse.
ReplyDeletePlz write more about guys, mostly countertnors and is it cool to sing like a gal?...frm michael
ReplyDeleteThank you very much. I got eary up and goose bumps. God bless you.
ReplyDeleteThank you very much and thank you very very much for sharing Charice video in Youtube. I teary up and got goose bumps...she is truly a magnificant...a phenom. God bless you and Charice Pempengco always.
ReplyDeletebrilliant singer!
ReplyDeleteI think Charice has already corrected the low larynx and high larynx.
ReplyDeleteIt's almost a year now when you did Charice's vocal profile that is why people are wondering if you're missing something here.
ReplyDeleteFor most of us music enthusiast, we religiously follow Charice's music career since she was first introduced here in the United States. Even though she's only 19 and has yet to reach her peak. we strongly believed that she has really grown and matured a lot as an artist.Would you mind doing her new vocal profile/range to feed our curiosity? Thank you very much.
I think she's nearly 4 octaves haha!:)
ReplyDeleteIs her voice suited for musical theatre? She may be a vocal powerhouse, but she is one of those singers who can turn a Broadway melody into a Billboard pop number.
ReplyDeleteif you want to listen charice singing lately in the phil.
ReplyDeleteheres the link. :) she's so very a great singer i swear, she evolve into a real diva in her own. :)
/watch?v=X7nimb5pbEg
I wonder if she ever did the A5 at Christmas 2012 for 'Oh Holy Night'?
ReplyDeletedefinitely overrated. she just sounds like a second-rate whitney houston wannabe.
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