Freddie Mercury - The Highest Notes (in FULL or MIXED VOICE) Recorded In Studio
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- Freddie Mercury - The highest notes (in FULL VOICE) recorded in studio
What is Freddie Mercury's highest note in full voice recorded in the studio?
The answer is F5, a very high note!
The song with the highest note is not Innuendo or Show Must Go On, as many side, but it's All God's People!
If you want to know what is the highest note in full voice recorded in live performances, watch:
Freddie Mercury - The highest notes (in FULL VOICE) recorded in live performances
• Freddie Mercury - The ...
0:04 G4: Radio Gaga (1984)
0:19 G#4: Somebody To Love (1976)
0:38 A4: Tie Your Mother Down (1976)
0:57 Bb4: Good Old Fashioned Lover Boy (1976)
1:09 Bb4: Somebody To Love (1976)
1:36 B4: Spread Your Wings (1977)
1:53 B4: We Will Rock You (Fast Version) (1977)
2:10 C5: Bohemian Rhapsody (1975)
2:24 C5: Mr. Bad Guy (1985)
2:36 C5: Machines (or Black Human's) (1984)
2:48 C#5: I Want To Break Free (1984)
3:00 C#5: I Can't Live With You (1991)
3:14 D5: It's A Hard Life (12" Collection) (1984)
3:25 D5 The Show Must Go On (1991)
3:37 Eb5 Innuendo (1991)
3:50 E5 Another One Bites The Dust (1980)
4:00 F5 All God's People (1991)
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You skipped his best C#5 in the bridge of hammer to fall, he doesnt sound like his straining at all and it's so beautiful
He couldn't hit that live
@@peterjjames2746 "recorded in studio" also sun city 84
Bbb ip poo pup
@Alex Dutke thats a falsetto
@@infernow2125 Exactly what singer can match Freddie's falsetto or what singer can knock Freddie Mercury out of the water when it comes to that falsetto. Perhaps Frankie Vali of The Four Seasons or Barry Gibbs of The Bee Gees ? Let me hear from you and thanks
The Fact Freddie still hitting high notes even though his condition is getting worse in the 90's
The artists who performed at the Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert stated they had a hard time singing in the same notes as Freddie. So they lowered the notes to perform the Queen songs .... exception George Michael who did a fabulous job singing SOMEBODY TO LOVE. George commented that it was the highlight of his career at that time. THERE IS ONLY ONE FREDDIE!!
Freddie the Great!! 🐯🐯🐯🔱🔱🔱🔱
George did lower the song one semi tone
George Michael sang Somebody to Love one semi-tone lower than the original recorded version by Freddie. He did a great cover but his range is much lower than Freddie Mercury.
@@darksword1 I think Robert Plant sang Innuendo in the original key, but that was hardly a resounding success, was it? 😆
Everyone: you missed the C#5 in hammer of fall
Me: dont know wth a note is
really LOL
Yes lmao don’t judge me
To explain this I'm using a piano for an example, so middle C is C4 which is the note at the center of a piano, and going to the left is lower so C3, C2, C1. Going up would be C5, C6, C7. The notes go up or down one octave or 8 notes. On a scale, there is A, B, C, D, E, F, G. and they each have a flat which looks like ♭and a sharp which looks like ♯. Basically, C#5 is the C sharp 1 octave up from the middle C.
@@tontomas appreciate u man.. but still i don't understand a thing
@@raypupu oof sorry lol
Incredible how great he sounds in those very late recordings when he was very seriously ill.
Stopped smoking and touring. Voice got to rest and recover, but still incredible
Some of his best performances.
Freddie Mercury was a musical genius! ”His unique and absolutely special voice is irreplaceable!
His individuality is charismatic and wonderful.
He was a beautiful man with special abilities!
Thank you
@@Max-dd4ow 💕
Freddie was probably greatest musical mind in this past century. Plus he had most versatile and beautiful voice i have Heard. There are singers that has the sane vocale range of Freddie , true. But talking about the way It sounds Freddie's voice Is the most beautiful.
@@andreaottelli9734 Freddie Mercury was a genius.
He was an extremely special talent.
Complex and creative individuality.
His voice was quite fantastic.
And he was able to handle him fantastically.
Freddie Metcury was much more than a rock star.
There are many singers with more vocal range than Freddie. But nobody in my opinion is as good as him. He has a fantastic falsetto, a beautiful voice that is capable of singing multiple different genres.
BEST. BAND. EVER.
That's right!
Yes!
Led Zeppelin and The Beatles are better
The Beatles have left the chat
@@mdrd-xm4wb its ur opinion in my opinion queen is on top
Man, if I have voice like him I wouldn't stop singing
Same bro
I still think that "All God's People" is the most difficult Queen song, so much high notes, harmonies, so much power. It's my favorite song!
I'm not a musician but hitting and _sustaining_ a high note bringing it to life are two different things. Examples in in love of my life and who wants to live forever which are high but wouldn't be the same if it was all just pure head voice.
Miss you Freddie
Is even more aweasome the "The Show must Go On" part, knowing he was so tired, but even in his last times, he never give up with the music, and as the songs name, the show most go on💔
Incredible voice taken from us too soon. Thanks for this video showcasing his wonderful range.
Ive been repeatedly watching performances and listening to revordings. Following the miracle of his voice. The improvement and obvious work but technical understanding of his own voice. Extraordinary.
Whatever range of his voice can reach out freddie is one hell of a gift......
One of the best singers of the history
Correction the best singer in history
Such a strong vocal
Обычно бывает: или гений, или - любимый. Но в этом случае все сразу: любимый Гений
С Вами невозможно не согласиться.
Просто нереально не любить Фредди.
Im. Sure , his vocal cord was kissed by the God's .
I think you had a stroke writing that sentence
@@NiaLANos eh? Weirdo.
@@NiaLANos chill David😀
@@NiaLANos chill sheeessshh😳😳
@@micahbell9412 oof sorry I don’t even remember writing that comment lol but aye sorry if I was to harsh
You've forget the D5 in the chorus of "Don't Try So Hard"
Yes Yes Yes
Innuendo and Made In Heaven are some of my favorite vocal performances from Freddie.
Una voce così non si può sostituire è una cosa unica di un altro pianeta è semplicemente spettacolare nessun altro può raggiungerà certi livelli solo freddie poteva i love freddie per sempre nel mio 💝💖💔💓❤️💘💞💗💕🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹😰😰
I LOVE ALL OF QUEEN AND FREDDIE LEADING VOICE AND BRIAN ELECTRIC GUITAR AND ROGER LEADING DRUMS AND JOHN BASS GUITAR AND WITH THESE 4 EXTRAORDINARY PEOPLE WHEN THEY GET TOGETHER THEY CREATE HARMONY TOTAL BLISS TO THE HEART AND SOUL 💋❤💕💖
Que un baritono llegue a un F5 es una TOTAL LOCURA, nunca visto.
Simplemente alguien con un don puede hacerlo, freddie mercury único e inigualable
Es un tenor lírico
@@thefamousoldguy7972 era Baritono y en estudio podía llegar a notas de tenor, la misma Monserrat Caballe lo confirmó en una entrevista
@@doggydogg6115 Era tenor lírico porque posee las mismas cualidades y color que ellos.
De hecho, Chris Cornell también llegaba a un F5 o más siendo barítono. Eso no le quita mérito a Freddie, ambos son leyendas del rock
Ele sempre maravilhoso.🥰🥰🥰🤣🤣
if i'm not mistaken,the highest note he achieved in the studio is in under pressure
If you are including falsetto I think it was the end note in “Hammer To Fall”
@@Max-dd4ow he also reaches d6 in "save me", i think this is the highest note in a Studio recording
Yes, this is the highest note in Studio!
No, It’s in “It’s late”, at the end
@@alfredopech8303 oh yes man, it's true
also in ''the kiss'' and ''princes of the universe'',he reaches A5
i love his vocals in that one❤️
@@snazz5318 i really love this one too ❤
A5 is definietly not full voice
@@DrRhyhm The f5 is very similar with a falsetto too,but no problem
名曲のオンパレードです🎼実に、楽しいです🎶ありがとうございます。
You missed the part in The Fairy Fellers Master Stroke when he says
“Peers under lady’s gown”
He hit the note pretty high
Even dying he could make the perfect notes
2:19
Fun fact: the reason why it sounds like that is because in the main track he get a voice crack.
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You can look that in this video
imagine being so good that a VOICE CRACK is one of the hardest notes to sing in any of your songs
thats not a voice crack. Just G# A# C, a scale. Ha added more grit to the C but it isnt a voice crack.
I dont know what the number and alphabets mean but it seems important
The letters are the notes and the numbers are which octave the note is :)
Wilfred Reedman after months i finally understand LMAOO thank you
@@wilfredreedman5683 yeaaa
@@red0573 Glad I could help :)
To explain that more it the octave above middle c so e5 is the e five octaves above middle c and he could easily sing below middle c aswell he had crazy range
Quando ascolti e riascolti una canzone e suscita sempre emozioni allora si è raggiunta la divinità
So talent singer and wonderful music.
Freddie riesce sempre a superare se stesso eil meglio❤❤❤❤grazie per queste immagini ❤❤❤
You forgot to mention a F#5 from "One year of love" (I'm a prisoner of lOOOOve..."), which is not a falsetto.
Love that part, too WOWZERS!
@Victor Hugo Alvarez Damasceno - #SINGER True story
@Victor Hugo Alvarez Damasceno - #SINGER Not in Hang on in There he hit a E5 in full voice
@@chechoautomotrizes6673 That part of "waaaaiiiiiiiiiit" I'm pretty sure was an F5 in chest voice.
what about a5 note of Freddie in under pressure
Yes, is very high and long!
its falsetto
Not full voice
Yes, "Under Pressure", wow. I love listening to Freddie hit that note. I listen to it so much that I can't get it out of my head. Adore Freddie and Queen!!!!
Yes, that's THE note that made me realize the extent of Freddie's greatness. But it's not in full voice...
E5 in Hang on in there. Impressive!
And the D5 of Staying power. Insane.
The thing is that when I listen carefully to All God's people's F5 I hear something closer to the reinforced head voice of other greats such as Ian Gillan (child in time for instance) or Coverdale (here I go again scream)
When it comes to those reinforced head notes, I always love the piercing notes of Love kills. I guess these ones are A5s! :)
Freddie Mercury no need auto tune
hey the song is called Machines (or back to humans), no Machines (or black human's)
Full voice only (not falsetto like a counter-tenor). Fantastic compilation and analysis! Roger can sing higher than Freddie, in falsetto, as we all saw in the move depicting scenes of recording BR. NO OTHER ROCK STAR sings better, in full voice, than FM could sing, including Gillan, Neely, and Anderson. FM knew a few opera tenors, too, who have even stronger voices - YES! A few guys can (properly) belt it out (full voice, unhindered or strained, straight tone, no vibrato) across a 5+ octave range. Pavarotti, for instance. Singers like these don’t need autotune, either. When i asked my mentor what his favorite instrument is, long ago he answered: The human voice.
Der Geist der Zeit bringt die Welt sehr selten ein Genie nach dem anderen; Freddie Mercury.
Freddie is the best!
Una estrella me encanta!
Фредди легенда
Love this!
Freddie😍
Thanks for the video.
Soul Brother has several of the highest notes ever in history lol (b side to Under Pressure)
What do you mean "full voice"? Full Chest voice? The Eb5 and F are mixed voice in my humble opinion. Falsetto, well supported and belted out. The E5 in another one bites the dust sounds like full chest and is in fact, the most impressive in my view. Freddie never liked using mixed voice. It was chest or falsetto. I think in the end, he succumbed to having to. He prob lost some oomph, for obvious reasons and adapted...very very well by the way. Theres also a very impressive D5(i think)in "Rock it(prime jive)"
Full voice would refer to anything that fully engages the vocal folds, as in chest or head voice. Mixed voice isn't a vocal register, you sing chest voice until you hit your passaggio, then you're in head voice. Mixed voice is simply using both chest and head voice in and around your passaggio without breaking, saying he used "mixed voice" to hit an F5 doesn't make sense, he was 100% in head voice. What you're hearing is distortion, which is in a world of it's own. Falsetto is created by a completely different process as it doesn't fully engage your vocal cords and really shouldn't be factored in to your "range".
@@RobertMatlock sorry, just read it back. I meant to write head voice, not mixed. I thought Falsetto was just a term used for the 'airy' soft sweet part at the top of your range. Compressing it and supporting it gives a fuller sound which, when worked at, can be made to sound alot like chest voice. Whilst my break is around F#4, my falsetto can go below that by several semitones...prob a D4. Despite my break being where it is, my chest voice will do a B4, if warmed up properly. I don't think you can just omit falsetto from your range. When you listen to "exercises in free love", you cant just say that wasnt part of Freddie's range.
You are correct. I think people should definitely make a divide between full chest voice and mixed voice or head voice. For me mixed voice is not chest voice, it usually sounds very light, these days people stretch it as far as possible to almost turn it into a whisper. Freddie could reasonably sing around D5 in full chest voice. That is extremely high for full chest voice. But by the end of his life he lost the power in his voice to sing those full chest voice notes, and he had to use head voice or mixed voice.
Head voice and mixed are the same thing, people use it interchangeably these days. It is when you use a mixture of falsetto (head resonance) and chest voice, to create a sound that is closer to your chest voice. In actual classical terms men don't have head voice, only women use head voice, and men use falsetto. These differences are important if you want to determine your voice type. If you want to understand what you voice type is, as a male, you can only use the range in your full chest voice to determine your voice type, along with your break or passaggio.
@@ZENOBlAmusic both men and women use head voice AND falsetto, what this nonsense comes from?
They be looking so fine!
Amazing Mixed Voice)
my highest is G4.... that was just the first one? oh
😅
Well u are a baritone maybe
Love is all you need.Thank for great video. 💞👏
Good video dude!
Thanks 👍
F5! He was Superman!
It’d good that.
There’s a really high note in a song called ‘Hang on in there’ B-side to I want it all.
Often wondered if that was his highest recorded note
How about Barcelona and Mother Love and Innuendo....song he recorded week before he died..even Pavaroti switch his tone to Falsito when he hits high note on Innuendo
He hit his highest note just weeks before he died of aids btw, which makes it even more amazing
John Deacon never looks like he belongs at a concert.
You forgot His highest Note on One vision
"Look what they've done to my dreams....YEAH!"
It isn't full voice! 😬
the E5 on Hang On In There
I miss you dady :(
He did a b5 note in the song 'see what a fool i've been' back in '73 (bbc studios)
man and I hit A#5 in my 1st studio recording, with vibrato.
To this day, I'm still pretty sure that Mr. Slave's look from South Park was based on Freddie.
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@@danyfilmusic k :D
What about impromptu live at Wembley?
Because it isn't full voice.
Please before commenting on anything he did higher than F5, those were likely all falsettos which danyfilmusic did not consider for this video.
C#6 i go crazy
The show must go on
2:40 Excuse me,its actually "Or back to humans".
So many people in here have no concept of healthy vocal technique at all and it’s hilarious
Is possible to sing notes like those? So high
im pretty sure freddie is using his mixed register in alot of this. it takes alot of practice but it makes higher notes easier
Bro faltó "Man Made Paradise"
3:08 - 3:14 of Dancer, Freddie holds that high note for a bit and a lot of Freddie vocal range videos miss that one :( but great video nonetheless!
why does bohemian rhapsody sounds so good even in slow mo
The highest note Freddy has recorded in falsetto is f9 but no one heard it except the John Deacon's dog.
G#4 isn't that difficult to any tenor actually. Of course you need to have trained a lot but is more the way he hits those notes than the pitch it self
I know this is a big debate but Freddie Mercury was a baritone, he just had an amazing voice and used it well, baritones can go just as high as tenors and even higher if trained very well LMAOOOOO sorry for being all formal
@@freddiewilliam8797 xd
@@freddiewilliam8797 Freddie was not baritone, this video proves it, if anything he is clearly a tenor. You determine voice type by using full chest voice, he sang an E5 note in full chest voice, that is not a baritone. Most tenors cannot even sing E5 notes in full chest voice. You usually start counting high notes from G4 or G#4 because that is in the tenor range. It is an easy note for a tenor to sing, there are thousands of examples of Freddie singing these notes. Actually you do sometimes see tenors struggling with this note because it is right on their passaggio.
@@ZENOBlAmusic I think that Freddie's voice is hard to determine because it changed so much throughout the years. He started with a light, kinda feminine tenor voice but as the years went by his voice started to get darker, heavier and lower. The reason for it was of course age but also the fact, that Freddie was a heavy smoker and used to drink a lot. Later he got vocal nodules so it changed his voice even more. That's why many people may think that later in his career he was a baritone. In my opinion, he was a natural tenor, who became a baritone because of the changes that occured in his voice.
@@MultiKamil97 It is difficult because there are often wrongful or misleading information available about voice types. For male voices you can just use full chest voice, without mixed voice. That correlates best with the Fach system which is obviously based on opera.
Male voices can change a lot, it can change until the age of 40. Freddie had a light pitch with high frequencies when he was younger, he gained more depth, fulness and richness, but his voice never became lower, it actually became higher.
Freddie generally sang higher in the 80's with the heavier voice, his voice just had a lot of lower frequencies which makes it sound lower, then what it might really be.
Freddie's full chest range without head voice or mixed voice, is around G2 - E5. Baritones cannot sing that high in full chest voice, without mixed. Most tenors cannot even sing that high in full chest voice. Some tenors would struggle to hit a C5 without mixed voice.
You get a few different tenors, and a few different baritones. In tenors the power in their voices lies in the middle to upper register. With baritones their power lies their middle to lower registers. That is important to understand.
You do get different sub categories, of voices. To determine the subcategory of the voice, you look at the weight of the voice, the depth and colour of the voice.
The highest tenors have very light and agile voices, they actually sing in the female contralto range on some notes.
The most common tenors are lyric tenors, seriously 99,9% of tenors in popular music are lyric tenors. Freddie started out as a lyric tenor, which is not uncommon. Lyric tenors have bright and sometimes warm voices with easy top ends.
Then you get the heavier voiced tenors. They have bigger voices, with deeper, darker and lower qualities.
You firstly get the Spinto tenor, spinto means pushed. It is a tenor with a bigger voice then a lyric tenor. But they can still sometimes sing as lyric tenor as well, but they often push their voices into a dramatic sound. Spinto voices does have a lot of colour. You don't really see them in popular music, but they are extremely popular in opera, this might be the most popular tenor voice in opera, some of the best known tenor parts, are spinto tenor arias.
Dramatic tenors have very big loud and large voices. They have less nuance in the voice then a spinto. Sometimes some tenors begin as spinto tenors and their develop into full dramatic tenors. Spinto and dramtic tenors are often mistaken for bariotnes, becuase people will just sometimes hear a deep, heavier and darker voice, and they would assume that it must be a baritone.
Freddie was a spinto tenor. He fits the characteristics perfectly. It is grand type of voice, and because of the weight of the voice, spinto tenors can sing a few lower notes quite well. A characteristic that only spinto and dramatic tenors (and sopranos) have is that they have a sharpness in their voice. In opera it is called having metal in the voice. I have seen people refer to Freddie's laser voice. He had that sharpness.
Rosalind Plowright (opera singer) describes a Spinto voice as one that has the tonal colour of the voice type one step lower their own range. That means, a voice within the tenor range but with a baritone's colour, that is her the description of a Spinto.
Here is a video that does a good job of describing spinto and dramatic tenors:
But here is a better comparison between a lyric tenor - Pavarotti and a Spinto tenor Franco Corelli:
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[In opera only Spinto tenors can really use mezza di voce, which means you can make your voice softer and louder. (you can hear it on "spendera" in this video) It is a voice that use a lot of different dynamics.]
So how do we translate this to Freddie. I think this song is a great example, Freddie starts off on the lower side, there are some c#3 notes which is low for a tenor, for a baritone it is a very easy note. he does the C#3 note around 0:53. In he first section of the song there is some lower singing, Freddie sounds fine, but in the middle from around 0:57, as soon as he start hitting the higher notes, his voice gains volume, power and resonance. He also has that sharp pitch of a spinto tenor. At around 1:10 he sings lower again he loses the volume and resonance.
Is This The World We Created live at Wembley:
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The whole song constantly goes from high to low. I think if you listen to it carefully a few times, you will notice how Freddie's voice wants to up. High notes naturally has more volume, but not everyone can sing those high notes with that amount of volume and power that Freddie had. And is a trade of a tenor)
Baritones have sub categories. Baritone voices goes from lighter and higher to heavier, lower and darker. The highest baritones are lyric baritones, they have light and agile voices, as baritones they tend to have more mellow voices. A baritone voice works in the opposite direction, they have power and resonance on low notes.
Here is an example of a lyric baritone in popular music, Scott Hoying from Pentatonix:
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You only have to listen to 2:10, it is a light sounding voice. His high notes there was slightly lower then the notes from Freddie in is this the world we created. But you can hear that it is much lighter and thinner sound.
Another lytic baritone John Legend:
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When people say Freddie is not tenor, he at the very least has to be a high or lyric baritone, because his voice and general singing is to high. But Freddie's voice really does not fit into that of a lyric baritone. It is a light voice with mellow sounds, more comparable to a lyric tenor in sound. The heavier voiced tenors does have voices that can easily sound heavier and deeper then some baritones.
People don't understand how different the voices within the same Fach can sound, they can sometimes be at opposite ends. A lot of people don't realize that you get different sounding baritones, some with light and higher voices and some with heavier and dark voices.
If you have the right information it is actually very easy to determine Freddie's voice type.
Here is Freddie's vocal range Wembley 1986, when his voice was at his darkest, and he was sick at this concert as well with a cold. Yet he is still belting out high notes in full chest voice, above the baritone range. He basically avoids low notes:
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Not all of the notes are 100% correct and there are some missing, but you can get the idea.
Interestingly enough, I think Marc Martel might be lyric baritone, one way in which you can quickly hear the difference between Marc Martel and Freddie's voice is that Freddie's voice always sounds sharper. He also does not have the same power and volume in his voice that Freddie had in the 80's. His high notes are very thin. He sings in full falsetto from C5. His full chest voice is quite a bit lower then Freddie's full chest voice. He can sing some easier 70's Queen songs quite well, but he cannot really replicate the 80's songs very well.
He sang a C6 in 'Dont Stop Me Now,' and an E6 in 'Its Late.'
G6 its late
the highest note is in dont stop me now, when guitar solo came in, you have to listen to isolated vocal
From C5 is not chest anymore but mixed.
Another one bites the dust is pure chest
@@alessandro102 nope
"Freddy, you voice was lined for the Gods"
-Somebody
(Im not remember who said that)
Nice top! You forgot the “why” in “under pressure”, that was insane
YEAHHHhHhHhHhHh!!!
Фреди жив!
sometime you have to force the chest voice in mix voice..it's impossible chest a e5 or f5 cause you are always in mix voice..if you unbalance the mix and go to push side chest in mix you can have problem but in the end is the freddie's style..
You gave me an insane wish to listen to a day at the races
Srry for bad english
Podrías haber agregado la g5 en under pressure, pero igualmente muy completo :)
What about the note he strikes at the end of the bridge of « Flash’s theme « -> .. « ..... with a mighty flash » ? Sounds very high to me, probably a headvoice? I’m not quite sure though...🤔
I wonder, does he sing the note when it appears in white or red? So that I know what to focus my listening on. (I am very new to this topic)
so high
The exact same high note he hit in All God’s People is also sung in falsetto at the 1:33 through 1:40 mark of Soul Brother.
soul brother F#5
I’m not sure but the song “The Kiss” by them in Flash Gordon seems higher then the last one on this list
2:42 Might wanna check that song title chief
I wonder where Exercises in Free Love would be ranked. To be honest, I do not care how high or low he can go. This is not the Olympics. If you check the numbers Pavarotti could always go higher than Placido Domingo but it was the latter that I enjoy the most. Do you enjoy listening to Freddie? If yes, then case is closed. I will never get this obsession about "the most" in art forms.
I miss "Cool Cat" note.. 🤔 What about that?
It's falsetto.
You missed his highest ever from "Under Pressure"
How about in the Who Wants To Live Forever?
Wait wth is that 12'' collection
Full voice freddie I think E5
What about under pressure?
Not even pav sang f5’s in full voice. Freddie was a baritone who used reinforced falsetto that ultimately left him unable to perform above above his secondo passaggio live in concert.
Freddie Mercury was not a baritone, and F5 is not so extreme, Adam Lambert has already reached Bb5 in mixed voice live
@@CookieFXTM12 First off Adam is obviously a tenor. Second off, Freddie literally said he was a baritone. All opera repertoire he learned was baritone rep. I suggest you go watch some of his interviews on him performing opera, it’s very informing.
Also, f5 is definitely very difficult to sing in modal voice. Pavarotti rarely sang that high in modal voice and was a tenor. Freddie’s secondo passaggio very obviously laid in between midC - E4, his turn was at F4. He could carry a mix of chest and head resonance up until Ab4, which is very impressive for a baritone, and even stay in modal voice up to a high c (albeit very squeezed). After that, it was all reinforced falsetto. A baritone singing as high as this video says in “full voice” (modal voice) is not only questionable, it is scientifically impossible.
@@josephoshea4342 Freddie's natural timbre is as sharp as a child's, see him singing in 1973 before he has vocal problems, calling him a baritone is crazy th-cam.com/video/AqP8xLF3TE4/w-d-xo.html
his voice changed with time, he smoked a lot, and if you read Queen's tour diaries, on all tours he had pharyngitis problems, nodules in his throat, Freddie didn't take care of his vocal health, he had routine at parties, his voice gradually eroded until he sounded like a baritone, a good example is listening to Bohemian Rhapsody, if you hear the 1986 versions, it sounds deep, more like a baritone, but his natural voice, with few changes, in 1976 shows a !childlike" voice, see th-cam.com/video/D2fgFglbb1g/w-d-xo.html and I doubt that a baritone can sing the same notes that Montserrat Caballé sings, see Freddie singing as a soprano in Exercises in Free Love th-cam.com/video/Q8d12E97jUs/w-d-xo.htmlT=12 Now about your high notes in full voice, see it going from B4 to C#5 th-cam.com/video/P8BJwHbGRyo/w-d-xo.html it is clearly visible that it is full voice, this distortion used is not it is possible to be used in falsetto or head voice, you know, it sounds very different, see going up to a D5, and reproducing that D5, I believe this is the best example that is not falsetto th-cam.com/video/9k7sWk5sl3A/w-d-xo.html now see E5 in full voice, there is no break for falsetto, it is a mixed voice th-cam.com/video/PaEEDGdjFnQ/w-d-xo.html different from this vocal, where it goes up to C#5 in full voice, but to go up to F#5 it breaks with the falsetto, see th-cam.com/video/Cgib8QoBKHE/w-d-xo.html this Freddie uses falsetto/headvoice support because it was out of range in a full voice