[HD] Hugh Jackman Vocal Range (C2 - B4)
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- Опубліковано 23 сер 2024
- Hugh Jackman is well known for being wolverine on x-men movies.
He is an incredible actor and he can sing really well too.
Voice type: High Baritone
Lowest Note: C2 (Happy) Link here: • [HD] Hugh Jackman C2 -...
Highest Note: B4 (Richard Marx - The Letter)
C2 - B4 (2 Octaves,5 Tones and 1 semitone).
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He is a good actor, humble guy and very good singer. I'm not a fan particularly but you have to respect the guy.
His fourth octave notes are actually really good! He's way better than most pop singers haha. Not a huge fan of his lows though. Nice video!
His G#2 was beautiful though
his voice is comfortable and solid down to G2-G#2, as to be expected with those notes being in baritone tessitura, but its clear he trained to sing as much like a tenor as his voice is capable of. that last B4 belt is nuts for someone who isnt a tenor tbh
Where is c2?
Link in the description
lol I had NO idea he could sing.
Andy V Now you know because you must have seen “The Greatest Showman” :))
@Ben Fletcher Lol.
I Never Knew He Could Sing
DreDae2011 Now you know because you must have seen “The Greatest Showman” :))
I like his voice
despairingleonardo and now we have “The Greatest Showman” :)
Well, he really has a perfect notes in his 4 octave! I like it, i never knew he sings....
they are so meaty
he sang at carnegie hall
I love when he hits the high notes., they take my breath away.
He hits C#2 in "From Now On". Just search
CORRECTION: G#2 to B4. F2 wasn't an F2 and you didn't even show a C2
The C2 is in an interview where he sings happy by pharrell williams, but its hard to find the video, but he does hit a C#2 in from now on
Link fro the C2 is in the description
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He is certainly a baritone.... His range C4 to F4 in rather rich and dark and he is losing tonal quality/ mixing by G4... He is an awesome singer being a baritone doesnt make u a better or worse singer its just what u are
Johnny Cuff baritenore probably
Hi, what do you think is my voice type. ua-cam.com/video/NohDNRdmUQ4/v-deo.html
@@pierozevallosCantoLirico tenor probably
He's a high baritone. The vocal type just indicates where is your break between your chest voice and your head voice, but doesn't indicate how low can you go. Of course usually if you are a tenor you won't be able to hit a C2
@@gleamingrake7689 Of course, the passaggio is crucial, but it's not so simple to recognize it from a song... You have to listen to a voice in a lesson with a piano... And moreover, if you are a tenor without the right technique, it could be hard even to sing an E4. Then someone could say you are a baritone, due to the typical the passaggio on the Eb4, but they would be wrong. And in the history of opera various great tenors where wrongly labeled as baritones, and then discovered to be tenors. So it's a complex matter, and even useless, because what matters is that he has a beautiful voice.
Omg he's good enough to be on Broadway
he is on broadway
I don't hear C2 there, I feel it much higher
It's in another video
yep high baritone
He's clearly a high dramatic lyrical baribassitenor.
@prefer noto Bitch, move.
Dafuq
Tenor.
Lyric Baritone
Lyric Baritone
He's really good!
Man that B4 at the end - incredible
Hugh Jackman is Dramatic Tenor voice🕶️🎙️
Não é uma voz muito versátil, mas foi realmente feita pra musicais! Gosto muito das notas dele na quarta oitava, tem um excelente volume, dá até pra achar que são bem mais altas rs
C2s sung by Hugh Jackman in "Happy" Cover!
Stop calling him a dramatic tenor, if he was, his C#4 wouldn't be as projected. His E4 is clearly the point where he need to start mixing more head voice, which is the Lyric Baritone's passagio. A Dramatic Tenor wouldn't struggle to hit a G4 like he does.
how about i cant hit a g4 smartass? baritone ends on f4, being able to hit a4 or higher means youre just tenor no matter how u do it
@@mariojelikkun4131 He is not a Dramatic Tenor, Dramatic Tenors have a Metallic/Pierced/Ringing sound which Hugh does not have, his voice is more rich and warm. And Range does not determine the voice type you have,the timber, quality, resonance, passagios do. There are baritones who sing higher than tenors like Scott hoying(lyric baritone) sings higher than shawn mendes (tenor)
He's a spinto tenor.
Not sure if you know this but spinto can be either dramatic (drammatico-spinto) or lyric (lyrico-spinto), he is the former. Michael Bolton is another one with that voice.
True dramatic tenor is someone like Marvin Sapp. A rich tenor voice. Michael Bolton doesn't sound baritonal at all to me.
He is a lyric baritone.
I think he is martine baritone
Spinto tenor.
@@KajiVocals Hugh not spinto !
with spinto, you should refer Josh Brolin or Michael Bolton voice
Definitely a spinto tenor. He sounds like a bigger tenor. Also lol Josh Brolin? Isn't he an actor?
@@KajiVocals Hugh Jackman voice is baritone, and started mixed with head at E4. If tenor, it's mixing at G4 ! Tessitura of Hugh is baritone
Again, I sure: Hugh Jackman not spinto tenor, he is baritone.
Josh Brolin cast Thanos. He not singer but his voice is true spinto tenor. The spinto tenor have timbre "mental" and a half powerful in voice. You can refer "iggreen85" and Michael Bolton
Wonderful low tenor.
I would say High Baritone, due to his general tone, and the beautiful chord closure and vibrato on his G#2, pretty unheard of for a tenor
@@StaticYonder I've been meaning to ask someone, what's the difference between a High Baritone and a regular Baritone? And also what's the difference between a Low Tenor and a regular Tenor?
@@tommyboy327 It is quite complicated tbh
I'd call it a Baritenor
@@kimcarson4219 Well, baritenor is not a traditional voice type. You can’t be between two voice types.
I don't like his voice, but he has good notes and he's a cool singer.
Hi! :-)
I'LL FLY IN ABOUT A WEEK TO ISTANBUL, TO SEE AND HEAR HIM LIVE ON STAGE, IN HIS SHOW! I CAN HARDLY WAIT!
I love his voice soooo much. No matter, whether he speaks or sings.
II could listen to him for hours, even if he would read aloud the complete phone books, or the whole timetable of the public transportation, of New York City. LOL!
He sounds like a tenor to me. Anyone who can sing below C3 is instantly considered a baritone for some reason these days...
I'd say he's a Lyric Baritone. Any belt past A4 in this video is a bit harsh. Thats about the point a lyric baritone would start to lose quality. Not to mention the shift in resonance from Eb4 to E4 when he does the " I got a Feel(Eb4)-ing(E4)". Sounds like his passaggio to me.
+20419943002 Anyone who can mix over G4 is considered a tenor nowadays apparently.
***** ?????
He lacks the ease and stamina on high notes to be a tenor.
Giannis VclScore nope he definitely high baritone Jimmy Fallon and Maynard James keenan are what you would call a baritenor because they have that tenor Ping
B4 my heart.
Wolverine is a dramatic tenor :))))))))))))
No, Lyric Baritone. As a dramatic tenor myself I should recognize my own voice type
@@Celatra what's your range
@@jmeahd1953 uhm okay so
I am a lyric baritone
I've dropped my pride
But my range is C#2-C#6
@@Celatra it depends on your natural singing darkness. Like how dark you sing naturally.
@@jmeahd1953 I have a pretty special timbre
But no it depends on the passagio. I am a lyric baritone
Meu talentoso perfeito amor
Hes a Baryton-Martin has Tenorish
que tecnica vocal por dios, es un baritono como dios manda, llega a notas de tenor por haber practicado y practicado
Full Lyric Tenor
More like G2 to B4
Dramatic tenors once fully matured can go from E2-B4 then from G4-E5 in mixed & head voice. Some can go higher or lower, so I think he's a dramatic tenor. Not buying that he's a Baritone, A lyric baritone is John Legend just for an example.
He is not a Dramatic Tenor, Dramatic Tenors have a Metallic/Pierced/Ringing sound which Hugh does not have, his voice is more rich and warm. If he tried to be a dramatic tenor, he'll damage his voice
But like wheres the C2
Gets a little nasally the higher he goes but pretty solid. :o
+imsnowbored well, I would say he isn't nasal. his notes above G4 are still pretty well-placed :o
+alexCCHander Yeah looking back now, I don't even remember when I watched this video LOL, I think it was just that Bb4 at 4:16 that made me think that, cause then the B4 right after sounded so much better.
He sounds like a dramatic tenor.
+Você Hugh Jackman trained with a vocal coach and he was typed as a "High Baritone"...Here's the link to the interview: www.vulture.com/2012/12/hugh-jackman-on-les-miz-and-his-javert-past.html
I agree with that...Lyric Baritones can sound like Dramatic Tenors and they can sing pretty comfortably in the E4-F4 region
Not really.
Dramatic Tenors and Baritones that sings Tenor has difference in resonance , brightness and weight , dramatic tenors have much weight in the notes of his region , said that Hugh can't be a Dramatic Tenor.
He’s a lyrical baritone.
Finally! I found a contemporary dramatic tenor!
It gets lonely sometimes being in the middle. :/
He is not a dramatic tenor... he's a high baritone...
Myth Talks shut up u idiot
He's a baritone dude.
He is a baritone.
@prefer noto Martin Baritone
He has a pretty decent range,if you think that he is an actor,not a profesional singer,my range is A0-A6
"my range is A0-A6" whatever you say buddy
Falsetto doesn’t count in vocal range bruv
Ummmm...this guy sing like the Bee gees!!! Good
I agree probably like a dramatic tenor based on a b natural he flips on the high notes. He could be in choir singing second tenor. The barbershop lead is the kind of range that a lyric tenor or spinto tenor would have with a high baritone range in tessitura while a barbershop baritone has the range of both a lyric baritone and a heldentenor but has a tenor range in tessitura. Jackman would be in between singing barbarshop baritone and lead. Heldentenors are the types of true tenors that extend below C3 enough to be misidentified as true baritones that extend above middle c with a tenor tessitura. Therefore no facility for a high C too often in dramatic tenor or heldentenor repretoire. I would say that he is in between a lyric baritone and a dramatic tenor in range plus has a tenor tessitura to probably tranistion if he were to sing Wagnerian and Verdian opera tenor repretoire become a heldentenor. Maybe a robusto tenor with some bass notes.
He is not a Dramatic Tenor, Dramatic Tenors have a Metallic/Pierced/Ringing sound which Hugh does not have, his voice is more rich and warm. He can sing Heldentenor/robusto tenor. Trying to sing like a dramatix tenor may damage his voice
Agreed with you.
@@haresh06 Baritones literally have more metal and richer voices than dramatic tenors...
Oi meu riul jakman Love sua tempestade d amor
Meu giliade Love
É eu q vc ama
This was before greatest showman, where we find out that he is definitely a bass lol
C2? Where?
Meu g
Well, go on Hugh!!!!!!!!! : -o
I knew he sang Broadway, but I never knew his range.
He is an easy-flowing Baritone. He sings well high, so perhaps an higher-singing Baritone:
Bass and Baritone range: C2-F4.
Verdi Baritones capable of agile staccato, sing higher than the lower singing Baritones, and can sing up to C5 well and
Lyric Baritones (who only sing in Opera Houses and are also capable of agility) can sing up to Eb5 and higher -- have expansion potential.
Since Hugh can sing well C3 and up and VERY well C4 and higher, and so past F4, so....yep, I just saw the end of the video: High Baritone...
So confirms my theory.
Lower singing Baritones will have a lower and narrower range and can sing dramatic notes well, but since Hugh is a
Higher singing Baritone he will naturally have a wider range, agility, and Countertenor capabilities, so.....
This is where one singer can actually fall into 2 or more Classical categories of Vocal Fach (vocal classifications)....There are a few classifications of Baritone, as there are with Bass, Tenour, Contralto, Mezzo, and Soprano...
Hugh sang as well as acted when on a Broadway stage, so he can fit two or more operatic Baritone categories...so...
Hugh Jackman (Heldenbariton or even
Verdi Baritone) -- C2 - C5 (Mixed and Head Voice)
Hugh Jackman (Lyric Baritone) -- C2 - G5 (Mixed and Head Voice).
Hugh Jackman (Countertenor) -- C2 - B5 (Falsetto/Head A5 - B5)
He could use Head Voice in A5 - B5, who knows?
wow you really know a lot about musical terminology, maybe you can help me to find out what kind of voice I am. I made a video with my vocal range, and if you don't mind, it would be nice if you see it and say what you think. Thanks !
The thing I love more of your channel is that you show us singers I've never heard about. Teena is amazing.
All right, then. Give us a post and we'll see.
2:45
what source video ?
Sou sua munie meu geliard Love
song at 0:27 ?
Somewhere over the rainbow
Dramatic tenor!
fuck off, his highs are way too quality lacking to be a dramatic tenor. Plus his lows are way too full to be a tenor. Not only that but a dramatic tenor has the passagio at around F4, this guy transitions to mix much earlier.
I am a dramatic tenor myself.
+Myth Does Everything triggered
He is bass cantante/bass-baritone... His low notes are impressive...
Temporal d amor lu silva
dramatic tenor
+victor marquez Dramatic Baritone.
+Bryce Flint (Terramt) Tenor. His lower range isn't powerful enough to have him be a baritone.
Hearts&Minds It's super resonant. The resonance shift after E4 is pretty evident. But yeah high baritone maybe borderline tenor.
Bryce Flint Yeah, now I'm hearing it, high baritone or maybe a low tenor. Apologies.
Hearts&Minds No it's alright dramatic baritone is probably too low aswell. I wasn't totally right. He seems to be a lyric/high baritone who mixes really well.
i just can't get it. if he starts at f2 and ends in b4, shouldn't he have 2 octaves and ONE note?
No, it's 2 octaves and a perfect fourth. F2-F4 is two octaves, and F#4-B4 is a perfect fourth, due to how we define the intervals between musical notes in the study of music theory.
Alex Hoffman ??
Max Fernandes It's F,G,A,B. B4 is 3 notes higher than F4.
20419943002 Actually, more than 3 notes, but I don't want to confuse you, so I'll keep it simple.
20419943002 wait, got it. i got this. thank you! :)
He's an a Sinatra's voice brother
No, he is bass cantante/ bass-baritone.
Is he a tenor or a baritone?
High baritone
@@shadowt9073 No, he is a high bass/bass cantante/ bass-baritone.. He can sing D3.
@@Kurdyukov87pianist you’re kidding...
He is deffinetely a tenor. His voice is too light and just listen to his high register! (G4-Bb4). Baritones don`t have such stamina there. But we talk not about oera, right&)))))))
Марк Светлов look his lows and timbre, he got hella low timbre for a tenor
Hm, you know, he just has a great vocal range. He takes high notes with ease. Baritones used to sing these note wit a belt. But he has so much chest in this sound!
Марк Светлов 0:16, he was indeed a low tenor before but his voice is so mature now, hes a high bari
He's a baritone, he's too low to be a lyric/spinto tenor and not enough ringing quality in his sound to be a Dramatic tenor. Baritones can devolop their voices to sing upper 4th octave notes with ease. Here are a few baritones who sing high, Scott hoying, Caleb hyles, David Draiman
His passaggi are at C#4 and F#4. He is a spinto tenor. His voice is not rich enough to be a dramatic tenor nor a true baritone. His voice also sits too high to be a baritone.
I think is not the best :v but he's wolverine
He is high bass, (bass cantante). Baritone can't sing D2...
Definitely not easy but very possible. Ima tenor who can manage an E2 but very breathy. I imagine a baritone can easily manage a D2
@@thechangeofyes8179 If you can sing easily D2 you're high bass/bass cantante. You're should take songs with range G2-G4.
@@thechangeofyes8179 listen Fedor Chaliapin, Evgeny Nesterenko, Paata Burchuladze, Ildebrando D'Arcangello, Thomas Quasthoff, George London...
Is this even even singing?