John Lennon Vocal Range B1-G#5 (C6)
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
- Vocal fry doesn't count (A1)
Spoken note (B1, Eb2) are strong, cause i decided that are countables
Sung and Coutable Range; C2-G#5
Just random and short screams(G5,A5-C6)
If you know other important note please let me know :)
3:44 Becomes Paul for a sec
john's vocal range is pretty darn good, but paul's higher, and that impressed me as well
And lower
@@maxwelledison9954 I'm not really sure. His lowest note sounds like vocal fry. Not in John's case.
Idk i like deeper and darker tones more. John lennon is a baritone and paul is a tenor so they have there own unique sound and tone.
@@ricardoallan2749 Yes, your right. I was kinda a Paul fanboy back then. Its definitely sub harmonics or fry.
Not as soulful though he had better technique but it wasn’t as true
Johns voice is sincerely one of my all time favorites. He does raw, raspy, sweet, emotional, his harmonies are great, and can hit those high notes as well. He had a one of a kind voice that is truly amazing to me.
Who else is here for them high notes
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Teach yourself correctly. Not “them” but “their”.
@@acat1676Ironic.
He obviously didn’t have as high of a range as a lot of other singers, but honestly, it’s the voice itself that makes it so good.
Not many singers can belt a Bb4 with that much power. He definitely has some range. One singer that comes to mind when speaking about Bb4 is Layne Staley (Man In The Box chorus). So yeah, very decent.
Are u kidding? He had impressive range and even larger (one way or another) than most of folks, so....
Lennon had a great range. Besides, "higher" doesn't mean "better". Bing Crosby, Frank Sinatra, etc. etc.
His range is from A1-C6 lol. That’s a massive range
@@badgasaurus4211 Lennon had a great voice & a big range. However, his range was nowhere close to what you stated. If you were a musician, you would understand. No male singer has a range that large. That is near impossible.
He wasn't the greatest singer around, but when he sang you felt it. One of my favourite vocalists.
I think that’s exactly why he _was_ one of the “Greatest Singers” of all time.
Wrong. he was a great singer period. Case closed. Not very many people can sing all the stuff he does with that tone of voice & range. Go ahead, try it. LOL
@@yesterdayproductions1019 he's a good singer I'm not saying he isn't
@@pinkbeatle2012 no, he is a great singer, technically and soul wise.
I love how the last few notes are just him _s c r e a m i n g_-
I always change my mind about who my favorite vocalist of all time is ... One day I'll say Lennon, another day I'll say Elvis, another day I'll say Sam Cooke ...
But, watching this reminds me of why Lennon will always be my favorite.
Chris Serpicø you mean male vocalist, cuz Mariah Carey and Whitney Houston are much better than John Lennon lol. Also, MJ is a better vocalist than him. Elvis maybe better but MJ is still really close.
Be Alright❤ you’re confusing a good voice and a good vocalist. There’s a difference. Mariah Carey has an amazing voice. She’s not as good of a vocalist. She oversings A LOT. Art isn’t about showing off.
@@lanadelreyisgay mj, lennon is better than mariah, whitney in modal range
@@CipherSerpico true
@@randomguy3132 no he aint lennon has much better low notes than freddie as shown in this vid
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Shit. Even a low baritone like me has to struggle uncomfortably to get those low notes. John's range is definitely wider than mine by one octave at least. Fuck, I'd need some serious practice to achieve more powerful low notes. I'm also aiming to get more powerful high notes, but as a low baritone with a natural range of E2-E4, my primary focus is increasing the power of my low notes.
It happens to me (I'm 14 Years old, I don't know how many old you're) my lowest note is E2 on Chest (With ingressive phonation is a E1, ocassionaly a Eb1 or D1) and my highest (in ocasions are G4, but I don't like it sound) is F4.
@@gabriielcedeno_ 25 years old now. I was probably 22 or 23 when I made that comment.
@@c.syde65 Oh yeah is good, I don't know how can lower go my voice
@@gabriielcedeno_ implement vocal fry
@@c.syde65 did you ever increase your range?
Dramatic baritone, to be exact
I'm not sure if he it's dramatic or not, i just wrote baritone beacuse i prefer just say the things than i'm pretty sure
No, John Lennon is a lower tenor, and George harrison is little more higher tenor. I know that because i' am a vocal coach.
Павел Недев dude no way! His voice was way lower than a tenor...low baritone all the way
@@user-bz4fg9hf3d Oh, you're a vocal coach are ya? Well, as a famous and wealthy Nigerian prince, I say that John is an upper baritone!
Tenors can sing low notes too
If Paul has a higher vocal range I prefer the timbre, the tone, the ring of John's voice.
I think I’d say his last note in his full voice was the b flat in Mr. Moonlight and the rest is falsetto
Agree
B4 You Can't Catch Me 0:35 ua-cam.com/video/gZ-3E5NU1MM/v-deo.html. B4 To Know Her Is To Love Her 1:30 ua-cam.com/video/ff0KQLq2638/v-deo.html and Come Together (Live in New York City 1972) 1:25 (full voice)ua-cam.com/video/_WBeG9wjGmM/v-deo.html. C5 Only People 2:21 and 2:47.ua-cam.com/video/-SVbqK01ImM/v-deo.html. C5 Goodnight Vienna 1:56 ua-cam.com/video/S7qpGA1-j24/v-deo.html. C5 Lucille 3:33...36...38 ua-cam.com/video/L4dQprvk5RY/v-deo.html. C♯5 What You Got 0:51 ua-cam.com/video/mC7JHVF1tsQ/v-deo.html and I'm So Tired 0:41 (full voice) ua-cam.com/video/7cqHtGb9WYM/v-deo.html. D5 I Want You (She's So Heavy) 4:27 ua-cam.com/video/tAe2Q_LhY8g/v-deo.html. D5 John & Yoko 15:18 ua-cam.com/video/_E9yoJOqvEA/v-deo.html and Only People 2:37. G5 Mother" live Madison Square Garden 1972 4:39 and Come Together live 3:38 ua-cam.com/video/uo_HNf_IO94/v-deo.html, etc,etc.
Falsetto is part of a singer's range. Singing a falsetto note and making it sound good with the right amount of vibrato is a real talent.
@@ucielmarropacheco2771 This video for sure isn’t the most representative. Good start though
Correct. Falsetto is not counted in vocal range.
2:39 Strawberry Fileds Forever is my favorite song by The Beatels. John Lennin is my favorite vocalist.
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@@adrieb27 that was the joke bruh
@@adrieb27 Yeah I'm guessing you missed the joke...
The word fields was spelt wrong in the video
Paul sang the C# note in Help, not John. Think John sang an A note.
until my knowledge lets me know, the C#5 is from Lennon, he's the lead singer in that song
@@hectorcheivz4113 The lead vocalist does not always sing the higher notes in the harmonies. That was the case in many Beatles songs in which Lennon sang the lead vocals and McCartney harmonized the high portion, such as in the songs "If I fell", "Dr. Robert", and the final line of "Nowhere Man." In all of these songs, Lennon is the lead vocalist, while McCartney (the harmonizer) sings the high part.
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@@hectorcheivz4113 Right, Lennon was a baritone and McCartney is a tenor. Logically speaking, the higher range would sing the higher notes whilst the lower range sings lower notes. Listen to all of their songs. Paul sings the higher notes (If I Fell, Love Me Do, etc). Paul even had to sing the high notes in A Hard Day's Night ("When I'm home..."), because John couldn't hit them. It'd be hard for a baritone to hit C#5.
@@arcanesiren629 not true many baritones in pop music hit tenor notes . Many can stretch to high C notes.
the G in mother says it all. he had no problem to reach and sustain it. he was between baritone/tenor.
I think he was a high baritone as he reaches some high notes out of baritone range
I just read that Rolling Stone magazine has John listed as 12th greatest singer of all time .
The first 11 are Whitney Houston and mostly other women .
He had such a beautiful but robust voice also .
0:29 i thought that was homer wth
Yes wtf XDDDD
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I just came to check if the Mr. Moonlight scream is out of my range. And guess what, it is by a whole tone. 😭😭
Paul sings the deep baritone in You'll be mine
Paul did the baritone in "You'll Be Mine" but John did the bass.
Gran video. Me gustaría que hicieras una recopilación más completa del rango de Lennon.
I am a John, Paul, George, Ringo fan. The Beatles leader is John Lennon. Enuf said.
Lennon was a Dramatic Tenor & Paul a Lyric Tenor. John sang the high C# on the chorus of Help. Paul sang the high A below him. Lennon sang many of the high notes in their songs but he didn't "Hang There" like Paul. Lennon would go above Paul Briefly & then work his way down. For example, he sang the High "B" on the word "Hand" in the song I Wanna Hold Your Hand. He also went ABOVE Paul on "From Me To You", Please Please Me", "Help", I Saw Her Standing there (On the BRIDGE) etc. etc
Lennon was a Baritenor. Paul was a Dramatic Tenor
@@supermoramc Not exactly. At least in the EARLY days, Paul was a Lyric Tenor & Lennon a Dramatic Tenor. George Martin even said that about them except he clarified it more by saying they were "Pop/Rock" Tenors because great singers in Pop/Rock use their voices differently than Opera singers. Anyway, i don't want to argue about such a minor detail. LOL
John Lennon was a light baritone (this type of baritone is known in opera as a Martin baritone) and as a student of singing and a teacher of rock and pop techniques based on several teachers focused on rock and my own vocal coach, the guy John Lennon's voice moves between heldentenor in the beginning and light baritone in his stage of maturity. I won't say it. Those of the rock and pop technique can tell by his tessitura passagio, they know his type of voice and clearly, even though it seems like a dramatic tenor The reality is that it was between baritone light and heldentenor
@@ljrz4942 Now, you are getting into more "Operatic Classifications" which is splitting hairs. LOL
If you want to call the early Lennon a "Pop/Rock" Heldentenor, go ahead. LOL
In more SIMPLE terms that apply more to "Pop/Rock" as opposed to "Opera", Paul would be a 1st Tenor & John a 2nd Tenor.
Lennon was NO Baritone. The TONE of his voice was High Pitched AND his tessitura was amazing. Listen to "Rock n Roll Music" where he RIDES a G4 with tremendous endurance. Even in the post Beatles years, he sang "Come Together" a FULL step Higher in NYC and hit a High "B" (B4) with no problem. He also did it on another song. George Harrison was a "Light Baritone", NOT Lennon. No need to debate "semantics".
I'm not surprised by the answer you give me, since at the end of the day that's what most people say, but those professionals like my teachers who are experts in rock and pop know that John Lennon was a light baritone just like Axel Rose and Chris Cornel. However, the light baritone has the ability to confuse many with tenor since when he trains his voice a lot with the so-called training and technique known as extreme vocal professional that was developed over time and science makes many singers including those I said can sustain and over time reach notes that are already outside the predetermined ones, in any case it is not necessary to debate something that rock professional and experienced vocal coaches have already verified, greetings
Greatest baritone singer ever
Freddie mercury??
@@stevens5541 I would think Freddie was a tenor, not a baritone.
@The Pasty British Guy From Wonderwoman lol no
JmeaHD Freddie was a baritone, but he also had the range of a tenor
@@leoidk4269 I don't know, he seems to lack in his lower range, like he can hit an F2. But it's not an extremely low note, and he's not very powerful there.
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A voz do John é um bálsamo, uma das mais bonitas que eu já ouvi, e bem peculiar
I think I’d say his last note in his full voice was the b flat in Mr. Moonlight and the rest is falsetto. X2. Thus is Baritone!!
His highest is actually a C#5 in What You Got
I am a baritone, and what seems like John's comfort zone when I hear him, is about the same as mine, although that comfort zone extends a couple notes higher. I've covered several of his songs: Working Class Hero, Revolution, Strawberry Fields Forever, and No Reply, and while I can usually sing where he does, he can go significantly higher and sustain the notes. I've heard the term baritenor, and that might describe John's voice more accurately.
Paul sings “Penny Lane”, and a lot of it seems deepened. Like, on “If I fell”, Johns voice sounds deeper
Yep, the inclusion i made about "Penny Lane" was a wrong thing mine.
And for all other those vocal lines obviusly is necessary to check out each vocal line for each singer. Indeed i cannot counting them as the same pitch for both singers. Usually is an third or fifth of octave the distance between them.
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Really awesome vid.
Bb4 is last full voice note
2:30 That's Paul?
Why for B4 did you not include ‘Happiness Is A Warm Gun”? And why are his repeated C#5s in “What You Got” not included?
Don't judge for my old videos, I've changed, trust me ):
He can't sing as high as Paul but he sings pretty well regardless.
What version of "Girl" is that at 3:04 ?
I'd love to hear the full thing.
Chris Serpicø is the normal version i think
Hector Cheivz I'm sure it's not the original. It sounds like it might even be a cover.
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That's the original.
Hector Cheivz Also -- thank you for making this video :)
Lennon is by far, my favorite musician of all time.
imo, sounds just like a remastered version, the voice is very similar, i doubt that someone can make his voice so like him
Thanks my friend for commenting and watching :)
Actually that's not Lennon singing, it's a cover made by "the beats" an Argentinian Beatles tribute band.
He’s a tenor. Not a baritone. You forgot the B4 in full voice from Lucy in the Skies.
That recording is sped up to make him appear to sing higher
Evan Phelps oh nvm then
John Lennon's timbre is too dark to be a tenor. But he's definitely a high baritone who isn't far short from being a tenor. If you're judging John's voice type based on the songs "Rain", "Tomorrow Never Knows", "I'm Only Sleeping", "She Said, She Said", "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds", "I Am the Walrus", and "Across the Universe" his voice has been altered on all of those songs to appear higher. So they don't count.
He is definitively a dramatic tenor.
B4 in “Happiness is a Warm Gun” would be a better example
Listen to that difference from C2 at 0:23 to C5 3:52. He sure had an incredible range!
No offence, but the last C5 was just falsetto, it's really easy to do
@@Alexeloy1 i think he meant timbre contrast between both tones
It's easy to sing Ringo's ones but hard to sing John's ones for me, so Lennon is a tenor
Nah, John Lennon was definitely a baritone, albeit on the higher side. You're not alone. I thought he was a tenor for a long time. And for a long time I was convinced that George Harrison was a baritone.
@@c.syde65 I have changed my mind. Lennon is baritone no doubt coz I learned how to sing better I can can sing his stuff while something from Paul's ones are hard to sing. But I never have problems with George though I never listen yo his solo works and maybe I will have problems.
@@ВасюкМаусин I used to think that George Harrison was a baritone because he did sound like a baritone when he spoke. And he did sing a lot of his earlier stuff with a baritone register or a register that was on the margin between tenor and baritone. With his solo work, I thought that he'd found a way to reach tenor notes without straining his cords. But it turns out he really was a tenor and not a baritone as I initially believed.
@@c.syde65 I learned how to sing hith notes. Yeah, John is definitely baritone. His last full voice note is Bb4 and I can sing it
@@ВасюкМаусин What is your lowest note? And how did you learn to sing those high notes? is that my lowest note is a G2 and my highest is E4. ( I'm 17 years old )
he has a chest-fry mixed B1 and A1 in revolution take 18 that were melodic that i think u missed
Me. Moonlight i thought that was Paul, I’m a bit slow
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John has a full voice A1 in take 18 of Revolution 1.
Hello! Great video!! Just as a reference, the C4 would be the central C in the piano, correct? Thank you!!
Yeah, you're right.
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THIS VIDEO IS WRONG FOR EXAMPLE 1:10 THE NOTE IS NOT F#2 IS B2, AND THE OTHERS NOTES ALSO ARE WRONG
Penny lane singing by Paul 02:29
That's Paul singing the high note in I Should Have Known Better @ 3:49
No it's not, John is double tracked. Paul doesnt sing in that song.
@@jk4675 Researched it. Yep, looks like I'm wrong. It's John.
I think his comfort range was A2 to A4 so he is a high baritone not a tenor or baritenor, high baritones dont sound higher like a lyric baritone , they have more power in their high notes and more capacity to reach the B4 and C5 (tenors high notes), a example of a high baritone is Matt Shadows from A7X, Dan reynolds from imagine dragons, Common baritones or spintos, they sing from G2 to G4, examples: Frank sinatra, John legend, Elvis presley, Ringo starr, lyric baritones, they sing G#2 to G#4, examples: Michael buble, David bowie and Freddy mercury, look freddy mercury had a amazing voice but profesionals says that he was a lyric baritone, the vocal range doesnt determinate your voice
I have a little note here which I consider puts that possibility quite out of court. I can't even go as low as him but I can sung D2/Eb2 with relative ease. His least comfortable low notes should be C#2 IMO
penny lane and you'll be mine are paul's
Amazing! Where can i hear the full audio of the 1:47 fragment that is in this one? Thanks
Why C6 is in parenthesis?
beacuse it's part of his range, but not enters in his sung or melodic range
@@hectorcheivz4113 what should be the condition to his c6 form parts of his melodic range?
@@marcelomagno1976 well, basically is that he's not singing actually, is just him screaming up, his intention still being melodic though cause he's putting up his voice to get a high pitch in the sense of a musical purpose, but he's not singing actually
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My lowest note is G2, my highest note from chest is C5, my highest note in falsetto is F6, am i a baritone or a tenor? (I'm 15)
Lennon era un tenore drammatico o un alto baritono?
Direi più la seconda, lo dico perché la mia voce ci assomiglia molto per estensione e tocco le sue stesse note. Poi non so al 100 per cento...
@@christiancristof491 ho una voce di tenore ma come non arrivo alle note più basse di John, avevo questo dubbio. Ti ringrazio dalla attenzione!
@@danilopinezer3126 Figurati, viva la musica! E il Far West all'italiana. ;)
Dramatic tenor
here is the C5 of im so tired?
Listen ti Revolution 1 Take 18. U can hear his lowest singing note.
Where can i find the Version of Julia?
isn't paul in penny lane?
Yeah its paul
Can you do Vocal range of Johnny cash 🤔
Make a video about Yoko's voice
Ok but on ''Penny Lane'' it's Paul singing.
Hector Cheivz doesn't know what he is talking about at all. He's got the notes and octaves mixed up beyond belief. LOL
Isn't Paul in Penny Lane?
George sings lead vocals in anna
nah, it's Lennon who sing in that song
Yuh I think it's George
@@jancel-ie8ih not at all, look for information and you'll see it
Ohh yuh Thankyou... Because they are actually sounds the same
It's Lennon with a cold I think lol
Ahora ya nadie toca con notas en su voz, solo la afinan o medio afinan sin melodia
Who made this video he didn’t know lennon much ,, 2 song is not john
Just try to sing these things....
Tenor o baritone?
Baritone, but only just.
Dramatic tenor.
What’s the interview for 1:50
It’s from a Kenny Everett interview at Abbey Road.
Come together was Paul
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He couldn't sing!!! McCartney could!He autotuned!
Ignorant!
Sobrevalorado a la vista.
Ese señor no cantaba una mierda
We no presusmas que eres músico frustrado
Estás bien pendejo, es una de las mejores del rock n'roll
Que facil que es criticar no? Tal vez no era el mejor cantante pero como compositor era un monstruo
Demasiado para un cantante de rock sin formación musical formal. Y vos nabo q cantas? En la ducha seguro
delusional dude
Ain’t NO way Lennon could hit much of anything on 5yh octave PAUL was the Tenor NOT Loud mouth John
Shut up
The hate in this comment 😂 jeez go fanboy Paul somewhere else
Well, listen to the video you square..
He use falsetto. I can hit some notes from 5th octave too though I am not a singer