Bruno Mars’s documented range runs from B1 to D5 — approximately two and a half octaves. His voice sits in […]

Taylor Swift’s documented range runs from B2 to E5 — approximately two and a third octaves. That’s a narrower span

Beyoncé’s documented range runs from A2 to E5 — approximately two and a half octaves. On raw range numbers alone,

Freddie Mercury’s range has been the subject of serious acoustic analysis. A study published in Logopedics Phoniatrics Vocology found his

Whitney Houston’s documented range runs from F#2 to C#6 — approximately three octaves. Polls, critics, and vocal coaches have repeatedly

Celine Dion’s documented range runs from A2 to C6, covering approximately three octaves. The number doesn’t tell the whole story.

Mariah Carey’s documented range runs from G2 to G7 — five full octaves. That figure alone makes her one of

Ariana Grande spans from D3 to E7 — roughly four octaves and a major second — making her one of

Chester Bennington was best described as a high tenor with exceptional versatility. His functional singing range—the notes he consistently sang

Carrie Underwood is best described as a soprano with a powerful chest-dominant mix. Her functional singing range—the notes she consistently