Hi! I've been working on this for the past 2 weeks plus the time to properly research for the clips and everything so sorry for not being so active. I like how this turned out, I'm proud of it. I'm planning to do one for belting (women). I have most of the notes, but now it's just editing + downloading the clips and that one is going to take a while, in other words I'm exhausted already! Haha (I appreciate suggestioms thanks lol) 06:00 Glinda's make some noise
Gah, I love someone who can do both soprano and belt like nobody's business. I'm seeing Solea Pfeiffer in concert tomorrow night and I feel like she fits that definition perfectly, as do Phillipa Soo, Jessie Mueller, and Christy Altomare.
Yesss!!! Gonna add rachel zegler, abby mueller, shoshana bean and laura osnes. They're all so incredible, it's not easy to be able to master two completely different vocal styles
So does Megan Hilty. She originally auditioned for Elphaba a few times before eventually getting called back for Glinda. Up until then she had really only ever played belting roles.
I don’t really know a lot of these of women but they are all so amazing! Divine brown shut this ish down with the last octave jump from head voice to whistle register and that gorgeous staccato 🤤
Those last notes from Divine Brown were just gorgeous. Often when people sing incredibly high it tends to not sound that nice, but oh my goodness that was beyond beautiful!
I've managed to make some kind of sound that my pitch monitoring app claimed was a C6. But it rather put one in mind of a strangling goose to be honest. Get me below G4, though, and there's no stopping me.
@@takemyhand1988 Oh. But she still sounds like a light lyric coloratura soprano to me. But hey, as singers progress further their voice can develop. So she maybe could be a lyric coloratura soprano due to maturing of the voice
I got so excited for the second part of Linda Eders whistle tone, I’m obsessed with that performance. Wish we’d had some more young Julie notes though!
I think it’s possible for people to learn how to sing, but it depends on the natural voice you have. People who are able to not only reach the 6th and 7th registries but do so without too much strain have a special gift sent from God. My ears have been blessed after listening to this video 🥰✨
It always amazes me when a singer can do both. I think Solea Pfeiffer, Phillipa Soo, Jessie Mueller, and Christy Altomare are particularly good at having that super wide range.
Man, I miss my Eb6 and above 😭 Something happened to my voice 2 and a half years ago and it’s still a mystery as to what happened, because while I gained SOME of that extension back, even that isn’t as comfortable and clean as it used to be and I can’t sing up there for too long or I’ll blow out my voice for the rest of the day…I HATE IT
@@ian1856 I would agree more wholly with this, except it happened pretty suddenly at the time…I was dealing with the worst cycle of insomnia I’d ever had so rarely had a voice to use at all that summer thanks to a severe lack of sleep. So when the insomnia finally calmed down again, I figured I should take it slow getting back on the vocal horse so to speak. Sadly it was gone and never came back in its fullness, and I’d never really had trouble with that stratosphere before that. Not that I disagree with you per se, I slightly tend to sing from my throat anyway, so I’m constantly reminding myself to breath from the good ol’ diaphragm and even after all that work since then, getting that extension back is at a standstill and still feel vocal fatigue when I sing classical soprano for too long, WOOF. I can only surmise my voice just…shifted. But I always accept any and all advice :):)
I hear you. Mine did the same thing. But now because of I have this psychological block on anything above a F#5. I can sing it just fine until I’m looking at the music. So I know the notes are still there (at least some of them) but my head doesn’t think they are.
This is so amazing, I have so much respect for all these women, but especially the ones who have mastered both belting and floaty legit soprano stuff. Go watch Abby Muellers three dreams roles video if you want an example lol.
I lowered the key to all Glinda high notes, now i can play Glinda by hitting some G5s! Also I realized me and Erika Henningsen(the queen herself) are both mezzos! Cool
This was quite impressive, how you found, identified and edited together all these high notes! That being said, I have to be That Guy and mention a few places I think were a little off: 0:43 Liz Calloway's note here is a C5, not a C#5 2:50 Shanice William's first held note is a D#5, then her second moves up to the F5 you have labeled 6:40 This one's a bit more debatable, but based on the key signature as well as how the note was sung I'd pin Donna Murphy at an Aflat5 rather than an A5 Still, overall this was great and I very much enjoyed it, thanks for making it!
That B6 is not head voice. Flageolet. The highest head note recorded (overall by any singer) that I know of is a Bb6 by Chrylyn Bell-Myers and she has an abormally high voice. If you listen to her Bb6 and compare it to Shoshana's B6 you'll hear a difference.
omg i love this so much!! idk if you'll make a part 2 but phillipa soo has some rlly good high notes, in the amelie bootleg at 53:31 she goes up to an e5 and then g5 hehe :D
i wish it was a fire alarm tone if it was then i would absolutely laugh my head off and it would be so funny for me and pretty princess holly would laugh her with me when the fire alarm goes off at my school it would very funny to hear it go off it would hilarious and I would go ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha when the fire alarm goes off it would be so funny that I would just keep laughing and laughing so funny that I could be standing there laughing at the school car park laughing at the fire alarm going off with the high Note sound 😍
I think I got the gift of being able to go higher (barely a C6) in exchange for starting higher (around a D or E3) I know this because singing German Silent Night in choir was nigh impossible for me since everything was so low. Like the arranger forgot tenors were a thing and just stuck them with the baritones
It does really affect me because what I was doing was absolutely funny because at 11 o’clock in the morning I did a funny thing with the washing machine by leaving the door open and pausing my Nintendo switch that was very funny and also I don’t feel well I got the flu and I hope you guys have a great sing song and I hope you guys enjoy your opera high notes and your voice is very good and very nice and I’m glad that you guys have a wonderful opera voice and you guys are doing a good job at singing so sweet and very nice to me to hear your singing voice it’s very sweet and very nice sound and so good night you guys have a great night goodbye from me and the indesit washing machine
well done that was absolutely great singing I am so so so so happy happy happy happy happy happy happy happy happy happy happy happy happy said the washing machine
Do you have the full video of Laura osnes singing it’s de-lovely by her self? The video was taken down a while ago and I can’t find it anywhere! Plz lol
Hi!
I've been working on this for the past 2 weeks plus the time to properly research for the clips and everything so sorry for not being so active.
I like how this turned out, I'm proud of it. I'm planning to do one for belting (women). I have most of the notes, but now it's just editing + downloading the clips and that one is going to take a while, in other words I'm exhausted already! Haha (I appreciate suggestioms thanks lol)
06:00 Glinda's make some noise
Can I request a comparison video of Take Me or Leave Me??????
You gotta put Bebe Neuwirth's D5 in All That Jazz in there.
@@laravo1455 yes I want to do that eventually. It's been in my books since forever
Adding the clip of Audra McDonald saying "ready sopranos?" before getting to the sixth octave is brilliance
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@@heyimjames5566 8:12
@@Amycakes7 thanks!!
@@heyimjames5566 no problem! 🙂
Can we appreciate the transitions! These must have taken forever, and it paid off!
THANK YOU!! 💜
1:47 Carol Burnett and Julie Andrews singing together: the very definition of the word "legends"
Gah, I love someone who can do both soprano and belt like nobody's business. I'm seeing Solea Pfeiffer in concert tomorrow night and I feel like she fits that definition perfectly, as do Phillipa Soo, Jessie Mueller, and Christy Altomare.
Yesss!!! Gonna add rachel zegler, abby mueller, shoshana bean and laura osnes. They're all so incredible, it's not easy to be able to master two completely different vocal styles
Yes to all these singers!
So does Megan Hilty. She originally auditioned for Elphaba a few times before eventually getting called back for Glinda. Up until then she had really only ever played belting roles.
@@elphbwckd212 Yes she's incredible!
Taylor Louderman too!
Those phantom transitions from 9:28 to 9:46 were legit PERFECT omg
Thanks! 💜
YES. 💖💖
as an opera fan it's interesting to hear the differences and similarities in technique (and just music overall!) between opera and musical theatre
The "ready sopranos" before the C's GOT MEEEE
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I don’t really know a lot of these of women but they are all so amazing! Divine brown shut this ish down with the last octave jump from head voice to whistle register and that gorgeous staccato 🤤
Christy’s C6 🥺💕 I was there at the stage door one night, and she sang Happy Birthday to three different ppl individually! Such a sweetheart!
Those last notes from Divine Brown were just gorgeous. Often when people sing incredibly high it tends to not sound that nice, but oh my goodness that was beyond beautiful!
She learned from minne and Mariah
Imagine being able to hit these notes *cries in alto*
Also, holy fuck Shoshana I didn't know she can go that high
She can go even higher she has a C#7 and a F#7
@@Singers_vocals_showcase Sweet Jesus she's a goddess
I've managed to make some kind of sound that my pitch monitoring app claimed was a C6. But it rather put one in mind of a strangling goose to be honest. Get me below G4, though, and there's no stopping me.
Get me on A4-F5 and there's no stopping me.
Fun to see Rachel Zegler in here! I love her voice. Everyone is so talented, makes my voice feels tired just listening!!
Barbara Cook's notes were all just so beautiful, feels like they were meant to come out of her
Kristin chenoweth is my favourite theathre soprano, her voice is so nice to listen too! It’s really enchanting
I just love how completely effortless Kristen Chenoweth sings.
I'm LIVING FOR THIS VIDEO AND THESE NOTES, but I'm APPALED by the lack of Kelli O'hara
How could I forget her!!
My thoughts exactly! We love us some Kelli!
The fact that you included scenes from Elisabeth makes me so happy. Thank you!
Anyone you can sing C6 or higher like it's no one's business automatically earns respect in my book.
Fun fact Shoshana Bean was classical trained as a light lyric coloratura soprano.
@@takemyhand1988 umm, didn't Tyrese just mention she is a light lyric coloratura soprano. 😅
@@danielng7795 the comment to me said that she was trained as such even though her voice was not really that.
@@takemyhand1988 Oh. But she still sounds like a light lyric coloratura soprano to me. But hey, as singers progress further their voice can develop. So she maybe could be a lyric coloratura soprano due to maturing of the voice
There are videos of her singing classical music on UA-cam.
Makes sense , I mean her approach especially in headvoice say's it all
On one hand I love being an alto on the other I miss being able to hit all these notes before puberty hit.
If you are a mezzo you can still hit many of these notes
At least up to the sixth octave
I got so excited for the second part of Linda Eders whistle tone, I’m obsessed with that performance. Wish we’d had some more young Julie notes though!
Omg you must have seen everything to put this together
I did. I need to sleep till next year lol
I think it’s possible for people to learn how to sing, but it depends on the natural voice you have. People who are able to not only reach the 6th and 7th registries but do so without too much strain have a special gift sent from God.
My ears have been blessed after listening to this video 🥰✨
Julie Andrews is an international treasure
Who knew that even belters can sound so operatic?
These are just styles! Both can be developed and perfected on the same voice. Most women are natural sopranos too so there's that.
It always amazes me when a singer can do both. I think Solea Pfeiffer, Phillipa Soo, Jessie Mueller, and Christy Altomare are particularly good at having that super wide range.
Celine Dion is great belter and she has also operatic head voice
Amber Riley is also a big belter who first trained in opera.
@@theslaytoendyourfavesSame with Laura Bell Bundy from Legally Blonde and Hairspray.
judy kuhn's Bb5 is something that can be so personal
LOVING the love for Donna Murphy and Willemijn Verkaik, two of my faves!!
Edit: SHOSHANA WHAT THE FUCK-
Did not expect to see Imelda but loved it!
Man, I miss my Eb6 and above 😭
Something happened to my voice 2 and a half years ago and it’s still a mystery as to what happened, because while I gained SOME of that extension back, even that isn’t as comfortable and clean as it used to be and I can’t sing up there for too long or I’ll blow out my voice for the rest of the day…I HATE IT
@@ian1856 I would agree more wholly with this, except it happened pretty suddenly at the time…I was dealing with the worst cycle of insomnia I’d ever had so rarely had a voice to use at all that summer thanks to a severe lack of sleep. So when the insomnia finally calmed down again, I figured I should take it slow getting back on the vocal horse so to speak. Sadly it was gone and never came back in its fullness, and I’d never really had trouble with that stratosphere before that.
Not that I disagree with you per se, I slightly tend to sing from my throat anyway, so I’m constantly reminding myself to breath from the good ol’ diaphragm and even after all that work since then, getting that extension back is at a standstill and still feel vocal fatigue when I sing classical soprano for too long, WOOF. I can only surmise my voice just…shifted.
But I always accept any and all advice :):)
@@ian1856 Thank you so much!
I hear you. Mine did the same thing. But now because of I have this psychological block on anything above a F#5. I can sing it just fine until I’m looking at the music. So I know the notes are still there (at least some of them) but my head doesn’t think they are.
Melba Moore is still rocking despite at her age you can see she's like already at her mid 60 on that vid clips of her
She’s in her 70s in these clips!
I should have been sleeping now but here I am, waiting for this video.
This is so amazing, I have so much respect for all these women, but especially the ones who have mastered both belting and floaty legit soprano stuff. Go watch Abby Muellers three dreams roles video if you want an example lol.
THAT LAST SOPRANO TOOK THAT UP AN ENTIRE OCTAVE?????!!!!!
I lowered the key to all Glinda high notes, now i can play Glinda by hitting some G5s! Also I realized me and Erika Henningsen(the queen herself) are both mezzos! Cool
oh my GOD i’d never heard that opt up on thank goodness. like i’d thought of it logically but my LORD.
Audra Mcdonald just speaks in soprano ❤️
This was quite impressive, how you found, identified and edited together all these high notes! That being said, I have to be That Guy and mention a few places I think were a little off:
0:43 Liz Calloway's note here is a C5, not a C#5
2:50 Shanice William's first held note is a D#5, then her second moves up to the F5 you have labeled
6:40 This one's a bit more debatable, but based on the key signature as well as how the note was sung I'd pin Donna Murphy at an Aflat5 rather than an A5
Still, overall this was great and I very much enjoyed it, thanks for making it!
OH MY GOSH THAT LAST 8VA SEASONS OF LOVE
yes ! Alli Mauzey literally one of the best Glinda’s if you haven’t seen her Popular watch it immediately lol
I’m guessing you don’t listen to Shoshana’s albums. She does some CRAZY stuff in that, and hits notes like B6 in complete head voice.
That B6 is not head voice. Flageolet. The highest head note recorded (overall by any singer) that I know of is a Bb6 by Chrylyn Bell-Myers and she has an abormally high voice. If you listen to her Bb6 and compare it to Shoshana's B6 you'll hear a difference.
Pretty sure Flageolet is super head voice. 🤷🏼♀️
So grateful for this channel
omg i love this so much!! idk if you'll make a part 2 but phillipa soo has some rlly good high notes, in the amelie bootleg at 53:31 she goes up to an e5 and then g5 hehe :D
Jessica Vosk the finale of Joseph and the amazing... C6
This just made me so excited! I'm going to come from away later this month and willemijn verkaik is in it and I'm so excited (Dutch production)
Besides Kristin, Alli Mauzey was the only Glinda to end “No One Mourns The Wicked” with a high note
Megan hilty did as well
Megan Hilty too!
@@anastapatsakI LOVE HER SO MUCH
OH MY GOSH THAT ALLI MAUZEY CLIP
13:51 omg wow!! 🤩
she seems it is so easy
@@marcspi444 I know right? Effortless!
YAS!! to the Willemijn & ELISABETH clips on this video🥰
9:29 for c6 and 11:17 for those who want that smooth E6 after those C6 :)
i wish it was a fire alarm tone if it was then i would absolutely laugh my head off and it would be so funny for me and pretty princess holly would laugh her with me when the fire alarm goes off at my school it would very funny to hear it go off it would hilarious and I would go ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha when the fire alarm goes off it would be so funny that I would just keep laughing and laughing so funny that I could be standing there laughing at the school car park laughing at the fire alarm going off with the high Note sound 😍
"Marin Razzie" at 6:28? I think you mean the great Marin Mazzie! Rest In Peace, my lady!
Oops!
RIP Marin Mazzie we love u
I have always loved that Sara Bareilles C6 damn
oh my. Julie Andrews sounds sublime and so clear.
the fact you didn’t put emily rohms ballad of jane doe for d6 is criminal
Man those high notes are starting to sound like car alarms lmao
wish I could hit em though, im an alto 2
I’m a tenor with a range of C3 to B5(barely). On top of that, I’m a belter. This whole video has me shook
As a tenor you should be FULLY comfortable on a C3. I recommend working on your chest voice.
@@KajiVocals sorry I had that written weird! I meant barely B5, C3 is no problem
I think I got the gift of being able to go higher (barely a C6) in exchange for starting higher (around a D or E3)
I know this because singing German Silent Night in choir was nigh impossible for me since everything was so low. Like the arranger forgot tenors were a thing and just stuck them with the baritones
It does really affect me because what I was doing was absolutely funny because at 11 o’clock in the morning I did a funny thing with the washing machine by leaving the door open and pausing my Nintendo switch that was very funny and also I don’t feel well I got the flu and I hope you guys have a great sing song and I hope you guys enjoy your opera high notes and your voice is very good and very nice and I’m glad that you guys have a wonderful opera voice and you guys are doing a good job at singing so sweet and very nice to me to hear your singing voice it’s very sweet and very nice sound and so good night you guys have a great night goodbye from me and the indesit washing machine
They're just incredible!!
the beginning took me out thank you so much for this
more lauren worsham please-
edit: nvm she popped up like 3 times but i need more gents guide content
Audra McDonald is a gift we don't deserve
Lauren Worsham sounds amazing
Kristin is perfect ❤️🔥🔥❤️🔥❤️
Divine Brown is SO TALENTED ❤
well done that was absolutely great singing I am so so so so happy happy happy happy happy happy happy happy happy happy happy happy happy said the washing machine
shoshana bean's technique has me shaking
I was looking for her in this video. She literally uses FULL head voice to go up to that G6.
@@dylanhafner7608 It's not full head voice. The highest full head note in this video is an E or F6. And it's an outright scream.
this video is amazing 🤩
Do you have the full video of Laura osnes singing it’s de-lovely by her self? The video was taken down a while ago and I can’t find it anywhere! Plz lol
Glinda is my dream role, I'm a mezzo sadly 😢 Played Cady Heron! Also a song I see a lot of sopranos singing is Legally Blonde Remix.
emily rohm not being here is a crime
I realize this was probably a lot of work and I applaud you for it. But note: Marin MAZZIE (not Razzie).
They all sound funny at X2 speed
I'm a soprano but I've been coughing up my lungs for the past week and my upper register is gone 😢
Maiya Quansah-Breed of SIX West End always gives me the chills. Wish you can feature her and the other SIX West End cast.
I love Maiya! I also like Danielle Steers who also plays Parr in the UK. I'll keep that in mind
@@MisterGolightly I also love Danielle!!
Um that Taylor riff at 2:02? Had me shook? Why is she so good?
don't mind me using this to identify music notes-
damn, the E notes are whistle tones-
ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha laughed pretty princess holly and the indesit washing machine
What is Linda Eder singing?
Oh my SHEREEN!!!
YES!!
Reina Lea! 👑
I like how some are flat and sharp hehehehe
This is really well edited! Incredible work. Can I ask for a list of the songs these are from?
What was Barbara Cook singing at 0:20 ? The C5. It sounds so familiar but I can't place it!
When you wish upon a star
i am so excited for this
0:49 what is this song? I need it in my life!!!
Once Upon a December from Anastasia!
Me realizing umbridge in this....
I can hit a G5 and my lil sis goes up to E5, so we're both mezzos
0:45 that's a C5 lol
C6 - Phantom of the opera XD
0:40 I’m lowkey offended that you didn’t include Ciara Renée’s stunning C5 in God Help The Outcasts ☹️
okay I think I can hit F5 and the rest I can mostly hit it just sounds bad
What is the song at 0:43 (Liz Callaway)
Once Upon A December!
Can you do frozen Let it go vocal range
Can anyone tell me which song is 3:56? Sounds beautiful...
My Lord and Master from The King & I
@@silentsmurf thank you so much! Trust me to pick out R&S :p
What was the Shoshana performance? It looked like a lit if her high notes were in the same song
Julie Andrews!
Does anyone know where the 3:39 clip of Sara bareilles is from? She is my favorite singer, so I would love to see which song that note was from.
Jessie is my favourite, but I have a soft spot for Josefina Scaglione
I loooove Anna Uzele, I'm so gay for herr