Sina Nicolay Oh, I don't think so. She can supported D3 - G#5 (A5) - E6 right now, I've seen she singing these notes without any problem on GWT. Perfectly.
Poison Ivy everything below A3/G3 isn't supported, her pitch is totally wrong and her larynx is in hell. The A5 were shouted and everything higher than C5 is made with a heavenly high larynx + there's always neck and tongue tension (due to nearly no warm up) . Also I was being nice writing her higher 6th octave is supported to the G6 because at G5 her support starts to slowly fade away.
Take F#5 for example 5 is the octave F is the key # means sharp, sharp is higher than the original note (slightly) b means flat, lower than the original note (slightly)
@@perriegrande3441 ok so an octave starts at C so an octave goes higher like C4 then D4 E4 F4 G4 A4 B4 and you get to C6 and so on. So C is the lowest key and B is the highest
*Definitely a full lyric Soprano; her voice doesn't have that light, girly sound eg. Mariah, Ariana, Leona, Tori etc.* Plus some are claiming that it's from her lowering her larynx yet she still sounds incredibly strong, full & powerful when in her upper belts. It's not like Christina Aguilera who lowers her larynx to have a deeper, stronger timbre...
she belts higher than tori kelly, i've heard tori kelly belted on her song named expensive that was A5, and she did on live G#5, perrie can go more higher til Bb5!! both them 100000% talented
Her timbre is goals! Both her X Factor/DNA voice and Salute to present voice. I said that because she had a heavy tone during X factor and it became a light, womanly voice after her tonsils were taken out.
@@arianapromy167 she cant be. Jade and leigh anne yes. Perrie she's full. There no way she's light. The girl can actually drown them out if she wanted to.
@@arianapromy167the only Part that i heard that you say it's from C#3 to the Eb3 because thats not part of her low comfort notes the rest is perfectly balance her mix voice is really Resonanse and full because she doesn't sound shrink from Eb5 to G#5 thats because she using her voice in the mix register which is still sounds slidely full and Resonant like her chest voice and still the sound is healthier for that she is a Full Lyric Soprano , if she was a Light Lyric Soprano but she is not , she would sound like Ariana Grande , Dove Cameron , Demi Lovato , Christina Grimmie , Kiezsa or Tori Kelly in the Upper belts
Her technique is average compared to other pop singers, and she’s had no classical training. It’s easy to imitate a couple opera notes. All of her range and exclamations are here. Without proper training she can’t handle “extreme opera level”.
Can someone help me out here? Her lowest note is a C3 and highest is a E7. Doesn't that mean she has (3,4,5,6,7) 5 octaves? But I'm 100% sure Perrie has four octaves.
From C3 to C4 it's 1 octave, to C5 it's 2 octaves, to C6 it's 3 octaves, to C7 it's 4, and from C7 to E7 it's 2 notes. So that would count up to 4 octaves and 2 notes. But some notes are exclaimed/screamed so they shouldn't count as part of her singing range. FYI 1 octave = 8 notes ( hence the "oct" from greek "οκτώ" which means eight ) the notes are C, D, E, F, G, A, B and then C again. So, from one C up to the other C it's one full octave. Numbers signify in which octave she is in.
To correct this vocal range video Perrie NEVER hit an C#3, also you added many exclamations they don't belong to the vocal range. And to correct all the "she is a full soprano" oder "she sounds like tenor (which is btw the wrong term (the right term is contralto profundo) and she's definitely nothing near a contralto, not even mezzo-soprano (I highly recommend y'all to listen to real contraltos))", Perrie is a light lyric soprano with a vocal range of D3 - G5 - G6 (which are 3 octaves and 4 notes). But the obvious mistake Perrie constantly does is to force her larynx down to make it seem like she has a deep and thick voice with more power, but she still has power in her femalish voice. Her vocal peek is definitely from 2011 - 2014. Despite the fact that she has a really bad vocal technique, she's still the strongest vocalist in Little Mix with the most emotions in her voice (let's forget about the fact that her riffs and runs aren't natural). Her head voice is definitely her best developed register, that she should focus on more.
Sina Nicolay I wish she would get that Larynx together.... that hollow sound is closed not all the way Natural..... but she does have an edgy tone regardless.... she also pushes it up when she belts that's why her belts are throaty....... she is Dr the strongest vocalist in Little mix...but I don't want her to Damage her voice..
Yeah, I agree. So many exclamations that aren't a part of her range here. Although, that E7 is quite debatable to me. Wasn't sung but sustained. But for now her sung range should be C#3 - Bb5 - D6
vocal vids she never hit the C#3, the boom boom stuff was Jesy, Perrie's lowest sustained note is a G3 her lower range isn't that good. But I would also say over the nearly 6 years in the music industry and over 10 years of singing before (her parents were both singers and she wanted to make them proud) her voice has gotten worse than better, since the Get Weird era her voice is dying and LM has so much days off but they aren't doing proper warm ups nor they bringing a vocal coach with them when they're on tour.
Nielsen Makaba Perrie actually has a very clear and high voice, there is nothing dirty or agressiv in her voice, but as I wrote with her intention to force her larynx down to hell she wants create a much more powerful and strong voice and with the bad vocal technique she creates a little "raspiness" (which is definitely not healthy) but in reality it's just straining.
It might be Jesy doing the C#3's, but I'm sure the D3's were live and Perrie was doing it. But it's quite understandable that her lower register isn't really the best, as she's a soprano. And yes, I do feel like she has been worsening because of her strain. They need to get back with a coach.
Why didnt include the low notes from G#3~B3? Bcs i didnt hear her low support on G3 yet, so i guess it's above that. Her belts sounds ok to me until C5 or so. And it's nice to know that she can utilize head voice beside a falsetto.
im confused how is a Bb5 higher than an E5 edit: sorry im from greece (so we've named the notes do-re-mi... etc.)and i've been studying music for 5 years but i've only been studying the international way for a few months so im not that good at it
That is just how the notes in an octave were named (long long long ago). From lowest to highest eg: C5, C#5, D5, Eb5, E5, F5, F#5, G5, G#5, A5, Bb5 and B5 1st, 2nd and 3rd octave being your lower register, 4th and 5th (sometimes 6th) being mid and upper belting and 6th, 7th and above being falsetto and whistle.
@@ruanfourie6436 sorry im from greece (so we've named the notes do-re-mi... etc.)and i've been studying music for 5 years but i've only been studying the international way for a few months so im not that good at it
@@xanthigontica2828 no worries. It still works the same. 'do-re-mi' would be C5-D5-E5. But please educate me, what would you call the note between do and re? We would call it a C-sharp
these are notes. an octave goes from C-C. the order of the notes are CDEFGABC. the numbers determine in which octave the singers are singing in. the b and # are "b" flat notes and # sharp notes. it's when you sing the notes, but the frequency is not centered to the note. So it's either a little lower or higher than the centered notes. There are only 2 notes that have the "flat" in them and 2 half step notes. Those notes are E-F and B-C. This means that when you sing them, you only neat to add half as many hertz to your voice in order to reach the note, versus the other notes.
Myth Talks Actually, # is a semitone higher, and b is a semitone lower, it has nothing to do with the sharpness or the flatness of a note. A note can be sharp or flap without the "#" or "b"
You Tuber: sopranos I know struggle to get lower than G3 and she hits a C#3. Also they can easily belt up to an E5 and her E5’s are very strained. And whatsoever is written without gaps.
Erik You idiot you do realize range isn’t the only aspect of how you determine one’s voice type... obviously not. Secondly the C#3 is basically air & borderline inaudible. She does not have the weight a true Mezzo would have in their lower register. She strains on E5 because she hasn’t learned to support that high... that’s it. Not because she’s a Mezzo, which she isn’t. Beyoncé is an Mezzo soprano who has shown the ability to support F#5s & E5/F5 consistently. Ariana grande is a soprano who has strained on D5s.... so that argument is invalid. She’s not a Mezzo, she’s a soprano.
If I had Perrie's voice I'd never shut up
Olivia Wild sameee😂
Olivia Wild lol same 😂😭😎
Olivia Wild same 😂😂😂 i can Sing but not like Perrie 💁🏻♀️ 😂
Olivia Wild same!!!!!
Same
Her head voice is flawless. 4 octaves and 2 semi. Insane girl just insane. Beautiful breath control and resonance.
Poison Ivy her actual sustained vocal range is G3/A3 - C5 - G6, which is 2.77 octaves.
Sina Nicolay Oh, I don't think so. She can supported D3 - G#5 (A5) - E6 right now, I've seen she singing these notes without any problem on GWT. Perfectly.
Poison Ivy everything below A3/G3 isn't supported, her pitch is totally wrong and her larynx is in hell. The A5 were shouted and everything higher than C5 is made with a heavenly high larynx + there's always neck and tongue tension (due to nearly no warm up) . Also I was being nice writing her higher 6th octave is supported to the G6 because at G5 her support starts to slowly fade away.
Sina Nicolay Okay then. Thanks for answer!
Ziam Shipper she didn't say Perrie wasn't a good singer. She just corrected a misconception.
Take F#5 for example
5 is the octave
F is the key
# means sharp, sharp is higher than the original note (slightly)
b means flat, lower than the original note (slightly)
Thank you but can you please explain every note please I beg you
@@perriegrande3441 ok so an octave starts at C so an octave goes higher like C4 then D4 E4 F4 G4 A4 B4 and you get to C6 and so on. So C is the lowest key and B is the highest
@@thecommentator9387 if it's helpful for anyone, c4 is middle c on the piano. (Close to the middle- the 4th octave) and an octave is 8 notes
Perrie's voice is so powerful while still being beautiful and pleasant to the ears!She has great control over her voice and I'm ALWAYS here for it😍😍😍
Leandre Williams I wouldn't say great control I would say ok control bcuz she's around the same level as ariana vocally and ariana has ok control
Leandre Williams JADE has the best voice control out of all! She is the most consistent and has the best technique.
Ziam Shipper hell these are facts delusional stan
@@hema6168 Jade has the best breath control, that's what I know
@@hema6168 No one was talking about Queen Jade and hun you sound like a delusional stan
And this is why Perrie Edwards is my favorite singer
I don't understand anything but I love it! she has an amazing voice ❤
Pauli Ramirez You're literally me
Pauli Ramirez same i just always enjoy her vocals
Pauli Ramirez same😂😂
Smm
Same 😂😂
*Definitely a full lyric Soprano; her voice doesn't have that light, girly sound eg. Mariah, Ariana, Leona, Tori etc.*
Plus some are claiming that it's from her lowering her larynx yet she still sounds incredibly strong, full & powerful when in her upper belts. It's not like Christina Aguilera who lowers her larynx to have a deeper, stronger timbre...
@GarageStudio Perrie is actually a light-lyric she just pushes her voice a bit.
I think she's a Light-Lyric. She also uses a chest dominant mixed voice.
@@qlimax95 Leona utilizes a chest dominant mixed voice, yet Perrie inherently sounds more mature plus a tad more output.
@@GarageStudio7 JADE MET JANET JACKSON!
Her vocals make me wanna cry honestly, I feel like trash haha
Petty Fangirl same 😭
wtf
her B5's >>>
Alex Grande right 😍
she belts higher than tori kelly, i've heard tori kelly belted on her song named expensive that was A5, and she did on live G#5, perrie can go more higher til Bb5!! both them 100000% talented
vocal vids nope that was A5, i test it on my piano
vocal vids well in nobody love she belted G#5
Perrie's belt register is supported up to C#5, after that she starts raising her larynx and starts screaming at E5.
Sina Nicolay hmm i've heard it
Ally Brooke can sing higher than both of them so those two don't mean anything
that first note is Jade not Perrie
lilli hartman agree. First note is Jade, and this is so easy to tell, because that note is so specific in her part of this song. ✌
people, it's about the ''bum bum'' in the back, jade's part is belted and far far away from being anywhere close to C3 lmao
lilli hartman But Perrie was harmonizing
Okay and that is her
lilli hartman The first note is perrie in the background singing
Every note she sings gives me goosebumps, powerful on her on, beautiful in Little Mix.
Perrie has the same vocal range of Ariana...
D3-E7...
@Bidou Gaming that's not head voice, it's whistle register but with a lack of air
Ariana’s range is C#3-E7 actually, not D3-F7
Ariana's range is bb2-Bb7
Mac y ya lol
Bb2-fry (doesn’t count)
Bb7-scream/polyphonic (doesn’t count)
Her live range still D3-B5-F#6-Eb7
@Moonlight GH th-cam.com/video/oU4ncwe7PI4/w-d-xo.html she did a Bb2 , she was saying happy birthday Matt
I could listen to this all day
1:02 I don't want to be that guy but *belted.
D5 queen.
when high notes starts 60 seconds past you know those notes will slay you next....
Her head voice is beautiful 💕
Not everything is accurate, but you did a very good job! Perrie has such a powerful voice!
Her timbre is goals! Both her X Factor/DNA voice and Salute to present voice. I said that because she had a heavy tone during X factor and it became a light, womanly voice after her tonsils were taken out.
Her low note is - G3
Her belted note is - E5 and F#5
Her falsetto note is - B5
She is a Full Lyric Soprano and than can no one can deni it
Erick Michellé Anguiano Rodriguez Light lyric. The timbre is faked by lowering the larynx.
@@arianapromy167 she cant be. Jade and leigh anne yes. Perrie she's full. There no way she's light. The girl can actually drown them out if she wanted to.
@@arianapromy167the only Part that i heard that you say it's from C#3 to the Eb3 because thats not part of her low comfort notes the rest is perfectly balance her mix voice is really Resonanse and full because she doesn't sound shrink from Eb5 to G#5 thats because she using her voice in the mix register which is still sounds slidely full and Resonant like her chest voice and still the sound is healthier for that she is a Full Lyric Soprano , if she was a Light Lyric Soprano but she is not , she would sound like Ariana Grande , Dove Cameron , Demi Lovato , Christina Grimmie , Kiezsa or Tori Kelly in the Upper belts
i could be wrong but i think the last f#5 (in head voice) is leigh and the previous one is jade...
i thinks it Leigh Anne
No it's Perrie who's singing.
the last F#5 in the studio is definitely leigh, but she might do it for her??? idk?? but the one before that is undoubtedly jade
jess vilacoba the first one they are talking about the background Perrie was doing background vocals
you do know her vocal range is bigger than his but she can't use it in songs but she can go to like extremely opera level
Her technique is average compared to other pop singers, and she’s had no classical training. It’s easy to imitate a couple opera notes. All of her range and exclamations are here. Without proper training she can’t handle “extreme opera level”.
@@XxQueenChristinaxX well her parents are classically trained, and if you watched interviews you would know that she is too
She is really good because she can hit very high belted notes without shouting
Shooketh when Perrie hits the seventh octave ._.
These are amazing! I was waiting for someone to do this. Can you do the girls of 5H and Camila Cabello next?
Queen Perrie slays..
#Mixer ❤
Queen Perrie!!!!!❤❤❤❤❤
Can someone help me out here? Her lowest note is a C3 and highest is a E7. Doesn't that mean she has (3,4,5,6,7) 5 octaves? But I'm 100% sure Perrie has four octaves.
do the math, 7-3=4
Her 5th octave doesn’t count. It’s only experimental and used when asked what her highest note is
From C3 to C4 it's 1 octave, to C5 it's 2 octaves, to C6 it's 3 octaves, to C7 it's 4, and from C7 to E7 it's 2 notes. So that would count up to 4 octaves and 2 notes. But some notes are exclaimed/screamed so they shouldn't count as part of her singing range.
FYI 1 octave = 8 notes ( hence the "oct" from greek "οκτώ" which means eight ) the notes are C, D, E, F, G, A, B and then C again. So, from one C up to the other C it's one full octave. Numbers signify in which octave she is in.
Henry B. you mean 7th octave right?
@@theseeker2586
How octave she has??
That's why i love her 😍❤
Over a year since this video was posted and yet still so many haters in the comments lol
And now she did a C3 in My Love Won’t Let You Down. She is amazing.
I Love Perrie ❤️
HER F3 IS MY FAVE!!!
0:13 it’s actually perrie. Well, it’s also jade singing but it’s perrie when she sings “bum bum”
She's a light lyric soprano? Her timbre is really heavy for that no?
Lyric full soprano
CaNdiES258 yes she's a light lyric soprano. Don't get irritated by her timbre, most of the depth and volume is faked due to a lowered larynx.
Sina Nicolay she has a great timbre, tho.
swift 1989 but it's fake so it wouldn't have mattered
Uncontained Chaos even with her "natural voice" it's still beautiful
7:47 is my favourite
To correct this vocal range video Perrie NEVER hit an C#3, also you added many exclamations they don't belong to the vocal range. And to correct all the "she is a full soprano" oder "she sounds like tenor (which is btw the wrong term (the right term is contralto profundo) and she's definitely nothing near a contralto, not even mezzo-soprano (I highly recommend y'all to listen to real contraltos))", Perrie is a light lyric soprano with a vocal range of D3 - G5 - G6 (which are 3 octaves and 4 notes). But the obvious mistake Perrie constantly does is to force her larynx down to make it seem like she has a deep and thick voice with more power, but she still has power in her femalish voice. Her vocal peek is definitely from 2011 - 2014. Despite the fact that she has a really bad vocal technique, she's still the strongest vocalist in Little Mix with the most emotions in her voice (let's forget about the fact that her riffs and runs aren't natural). Her head voice is definitely her best developed register, that she should focus on more.
Sina Nicolay I wish she would get that Larynx together.... that hollow sound is closed not all the way Natural..... but she does have an edgy tone regardless.... she also pushes it up when she belts that's why her belts are throaty....... she is Dr the strongest vocalist in Little mix...but I don't want her to Damage her voice..
Yeah, I agree. So many exclamations that aren't a part of her range here. Although, that E7 is quite debatable to me. Wasn't sung but sustained. But for now her sung range should be C#3 - Bb5 - D6
vocal vids she never hit the C#3, the boom boom stuff was Jesy, Perrie's lowest sustained note is a G3 her lower range isn't that good. But I would also say over the nearly 6 years in the music industry and over 10 years of singing before (her parents were both singers and she wanted to make them proud) her voice has gotten worse than better, since the Get Weird era her voice is dying and LM has so much days off but they aren't doing proper warm ups nor they bringing a vocal coach with them when they're on tour.
Nielsen Makaba Perrie actually has a very clear and high voice, there is nothing dirty or agressiv in her voice, but as I wrote with her intention to force her larynx down to hell she wants create a much more powerful and strong voice and with the bad vocal technique she creates a little "raspiness" (which is definitely not healthy) but in reality it's just straining.
It might be Jesy doing the C#3's, but I'm sure the D3's were live and Perrie was doing it. But it's quite understandable that her lower register isn't really the best, as she's a soprano. And yes, I do feel like she has been worsening because of her strain. They need to get back with a coach.
Perrie’s Real Range is D3-Bb5-E6
7:39
Can you do an updated vocal range of her please
I wish she used her whistle register more. Girl can clearly hit those high notes, why not use it in singing??
The first is Jade
It's the "bum bum" parts in the background, not the belt Jade is singing.
grace race ohhh ok, i didn't hear it :)
the F# 5 from lightning OMG
Why didnt include the low notes from G#3~B3? Bcs i didnt hear her low support on G3 yet, so i guess it's above that. Her belts sounds ok to me until C5 or so. And it's nice to know that she can utilize head voice beside a falsetto.
omg sooo beautifulll😨😨😨
Omg!! E7!
Exclamations don't count as vocal range
:D exactly
Yes they do
Can any one explain me this stuff?? Please any other one BTW love the vid I'm a mixer over 2 years I love little mix perrie jesy jade and leigh
This is her vocal range like how high and low she can sing.
@@nayeonvxz2954 thanks but I mean how this work what's her lowest or highest?
@@perriegrande3441 What do you mean exactly?
5:40 is Leigh F5 in F.U
In the background, Perrie is harmonizing.
My queen👑👑👑
SO PRETTY! My vocal range (supported) is D3-C#5(D5)-D6... is that good?
Yes! Supporting D6 HV is really hard! Try to work on the belts though :) E5 is always a good milestone
Im D3-B5(the one after Bb5 in little me and word up)-Eb7(which is whistle not head)
Carlee Phoenix Mine (Supported too): F2/F#2 - Eb4 - C5 :(
Carlee Phoenix I support C#2-D5-Eb6 BTW I'm male
I'm d3 to c6 supported chest. F#6 head voice supported.
That last belted Bb5 was actually an A5
Thank you :)
it would be better if it is live coz some songs has been changed thr belted notes. 2019 still watchin'
I think E5 is easily her best note
E7? Wow
what is that song under Bb5 that chorus just keep blowing my mind
John Palisoc the first Bb5 is from a cover of word up and the second one is from little me
John Palisoc the third at around 7.44 is from Adidas
the very first C#3 is actually jade lmao not perrie
Lauren Lynch lmao2 the note is in the backround.
Yeah the boom boom
Can u do Andrea Faustini's vocal range from his album "Kelly"?... Please!!!
Jack Sanders YESSSSSSSSS
Those last few notes were squeals and exclamations her real range
is (C#3-G6..but she is still a queen
blogistuff they are called whistle notes, they are high falsettos not squeals, learn it and get an education
fiandg4lyfe it isn't high falsetto/whistle ...it wasn't sung
She is good
im confused how is a Bb5 higher than an E5
edit: sorry im from greece (so we've named the notes do-re-mi... etc.)and i've been studying music for 5 years but i've only been studying the international way for a few months so im not that good at it
That is just how the notes in an octave were named (long long long ago). From lowest to highest eg: C5, C#5, D5, Eb5, E5, F5, F#5, G5, G#5, A5, Bb5 and B5
1st, 2nd and 3rd octave being your lower register, 4th and 5th (sometimes 6th) being mid and upper belting and 6th, 7th and above being falsetto and whistle.
@@ruanfourie6436 sorry im from greece (so we've named the notes do-re-mi... etc.)and i've been studying music for 5 years but i've only been studying the international way for a few months so im not that good at it
@@xanthigontica2828 no worries. It still works the same. 'do-re-mi' would be C5-D5-E5. But please educate me, what would you call the note between do and re? We would call it a C-sharp
@@ruanfourie6436 do# or reb they're the same note
Hey i don't know much about vocals, so can you explain why did you wrote "C#3 - Bb5 - E7" instead of just "C#3 - E7" ?
Leticia Reis C#3 is her lowest note. Bb5 is her highest note in chest voice. E7 is her highest note in head voice/falsetto
I wouldn't rlly counting millisecond scream. Just the one u can sing with. So D6
I think that E7 is Super Head Voice.
7:28 falsetto was jade.
Pez ❤️
Supported range is G3-F#5-C6
Sirius Black G#3/A3--B4/C5--G5
what about resonant
I can go as high as G6 lol
0:17 what's the song please (when she says "take it out")
She is soprano
Pls do kesha vocal range
2 of them was Jade and 1 was Jesy.
Sevgi Baysal Background vocals. The first one is Jade but the C3 is in the back ground and is Pez.
Her A6,B6,D7 and E7 are scream
nope
QUEEEEEEEENNNN
What song is 3:00 from? 😍
Thats love me or leave me
Love Me or Leave Me from Get Weird
what song 5:46?
lightning
THE FIRST ONE IS JADE, NOT PERRIE
Carlos Eduardo Arantes the BACKGROUND vocal jeez
Is she a sprinto soprano
Light lyric
dont really know about singing but does anybody know what kind of voice she has? i mean is she soprano, mezzosoprano or contralto?
Carmen Mors she's a soprano
Carmen Mors She is a light lyric soprano
What do these letters mean? the difficulty of high notes?
Stella the notes.
these are notes.
an octave goes from C-C.
the order of the notes are CDEFGABC.
the numbers determine in which octave the singers are singing in. the b and # are "b" flat notes and # sharp notes. it's when you sing the notes, but the frequency is not centered to the note. So it's either a little lower or higher than the centered notes. There are only 2 notes that have the "flat" in them and 2 half step notes. Those notes are E-F and B-C. This means that when you sing them, you only neat to add half as many hertz to your voice in order to reach the note, versus the other notes.
Myth Talks Actually, # is a semitone higher, and b is a semitone lower, it has nothing to do with the sharpness or the flatness of a note. A note can be sharp or flap without the "#" or "b"
5:43 name of the song please...
its sad because Perrie is just a lyric soprano and not a full soprano
How is that sad...
I would literallt say she’s a mezzo but ok
Erik she’s not a Mezzo what so ever.....
You Tuber: sopranos I know struggle to get lower than G3 and she hits a C#3. Also they can easily belt up to an E5 and her E5’s are very strained.
And whatsoever is written without gaps.
Erik You idiot you do realize range isn’t the only aspect of how you determine one’s voice type... obviously not. Secondly the C#3 is basically air & borderline inaudible. She does not have the weight a true Mezzo would have in their lower register. She strains on E5 because she hasn’t learned to support that high... that’s it. Not because she’s a Mezzo, which she isn’t. Beyoncé is an Mezzo soprano who has shown the ability to support F#5s & E5/F5 consistently. Ariana grande is a soprano who has strained on D5s.... so that argument is invalid. She’s not a Mezzo, she’s a soprano.
IAM SHOOK 😐😐😐😐
the last two notes were just exclamations though?
Amanda Huang yeah ..her real range is C#3 - G6
i mean light lyric soprano
I guess Pez can sing Bb5. Well, Demi can't live! Where is the Bb5???
I think demo can hit it now
Lol the first ones jade
What's the song on 05:59 sex? Somebody tell me please!
Power
Damn. So C5 is already that high?
music on g 5
whats 5:25 and 7:03?????
Zoe Chase Di Angelo "I Love You" from Get Weird
she's a Lyric or Spinto Soprano??
藤井一生 I think Perrie is a Spinto Soprano, judging by her vocal quality.
藤井一生 I think that, she is still more soprano or lyric soprano. Now, she have stronger voice, but colour is same like the past. ✌
藤井一生 a lyric soprano
i think she is lyric full soprano
Perrie is a light lyric soprano.
The first one is jeed in the end
The bum bum part is her
What's the song at 7:02 ?
Marilène Stomp Oh ok I thought it sounded familiar thank you!
What’s the song at 3:52 ???
We'll always be together is the song by little mix
what's the song at 7:50?
About the boy by little mix
full lyric soprano i guess.