Zara Larsson’s vocal range spans approximately F#3 to D5, with a bright, powerful pop instrument that Singing Carrots documents across her most iconic recordings: “Lush Life” at G3–D5, “Uncover” at F#3–D5. Born Zara Maria Larsson on December 16, 1997 in Stockholm, Sweden, she won the second season of Talang (Sweden’s Got Talent) in 2008 at […]

Your vocal range is the span from the lowest note to the highest note you can produce with a stable, clear tone. Most people have never measured it — and most people are surprised when they do. Some find they sing higher than they thought; some find they have a wider range than they realised;

Vic Fuentes’ vocal range spans approximately Bb2 to G#5, with a spinto tenor instrument that the Pierce the Veil Fandom Wiki documents as “well known for his high vocal range” and that German Metal Hammer writer Elmar Salmutter compared to Claudio Sanchez of Coheed and Cambria. Born Victor Vincent Fuentes on February 10, 1983 in

Tyler Joseph’s vocal range spans Bb2 to A5 — just over three octaves — with a tenor instrument that combines rapping, melodic singing, and falsetto in a way that defies any single-genre classification. Born Tyler Robert Joseph on December 1, 1988 in Columbus, Ohio, he is the lead vocalist, primary songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist for Twenty

Toni Braxton’s vocal range spans approximately Bb2 to Bb5 — three octaves — with a contralto instrument that the Diva Devotee describes as having “dark and heavy voice throughout the low and belted notes” and a tonal quality that multiple vocal analysis sources describe as the defining characteristic of her artistry. Born October 7, 1967,

Tim Waurick’s vocal range is documented by Wikipedia as spanning “nine octaves” — an extraordinary claim that warrants careful contextualisation — with an ability to sustain single notes for over 30 seconds that has become one of the most discussed features of his performances with the barbershop quartet Vocal Spectrum. Born in Levittown, Pennsylvania, where

Teyana Taylor’s vocal range spans approximately A2 to D5, with a mezzo-soprano or alto instrument that AllMusic describes as “casually commanding, slightly coarse” — the exact quality that sets her apart from the polished, pitch-perfect aesthetic of mainstream R&B. Born Teyana Me Shay Jacqueline Taylor on December 10, 1990 in Harlem, New York City, she

Teddy Swims’ vocal range spans approximately B1 to B4 in chest voice, with a mix voice that carries into the upper fifth octave — giving him the baritone foundation and tenor-adjacent upper register that Pollstar describes as “a rich baritone gracing soul, R&B, country and pop.” Born Jaten Collin Dimsdale on September 25, 1992 in

Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street — with music and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim, book by Hugh Wheeler, premiering on Broadway in 1979 — makes specific and demanding vocal requirements of every principal role. The show’s harmonic complexity, Sondheim’s deliberately challenging melodic writing, and the dramatic weight each character carries make it one

Measuring vocal range is more complicated than it sounds. The widest documented spans in music involve vocal fry at the bottom and whistle register at the top — extended vocal techniques that sit outside conventional singing. When you filter for practical, sustained-tone range that a singer can use musically in performance, the numbers shift significantly.