Vocal Range

Bruno Mars’ exact lifetime vocal range has not been established through an authoritative analysis of every studio and live performance.

Taylor Swift’s commonly reported vocal range is approximately A2 or B♭2 to G5, covering about 2.75 to 2.83 octaves. A2

Beyoncé’s demonstrated vocal range is commonly placed around G2 or G#2 to F6, giving her nearly four octaves. Some vocal

Freddie Mercury’s best-supported scientifically analyzed vocal range is F♯2 to G5. That span covers 37 semitones, equal to three octaves

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 commonly reported recorded vocal range extends from approximately B♭2 to C6, covering 38 semitones, or three octaves and

Mariah Carey’s vocal range is commonly estimated at approximately G#2 to G#7, an exact span of five octaves. A more

Ariana Grande’s commonly cited vocal range extends from approximately D3 to E7, covering four octaves and two semitones. The D3

Chester Bennington’s commonly cited clean singing range was approximately G2 to G5, spanning three octaves. A more conservative estimate places

Carrie Underwood’s clearly catalogued song range extends approximately from E♭3 to B5, covering 32 semitones, or two octaves and eight