World Record – Largest Vocal Range

Georgia Brown is a Brazilian singer noted for her extensive vocal range. As of 2005 she holds the Guinness World Records for hitting the highest vocal note and for possessing the greatest range, which spans exactly 8 octaves from G2-G10 using scientific pitch notation. She also has 5 octave of singing voice

続いての世界記録保持者は、ブラジル・サンパウロにいるという。歌手としてワールドワイドに活躍するジョージア・ブラウンさん。その歌声が、なんと世界一の音域として世界記録に認定されているという。
ジョージアさんがスタジオに登場！そこで出演者のみなさんの音域もチェック！大沢あかねさんの音域は2オクターブ半。関根勤さんは約3オクターブ！（ただし、使える声ではないとのこと）平均的な音域は、2オクターブ半程度だという。では、ジョージアさんの音域は！？なんと約5オクターブ！！しかも彼女は、この5オクターブの声を使って歌うことが出来るのだ！

8 thoughts on “World Record – Largest Vocal Range”

  3. Gah, I thought I could’ve even had a chance at this record. >:c
    I’ve got one of the highest in Louisiana… perhaps.
    I was the highest soprano in Louisiana All-state chior and
    I think I only have like 2 1/2 range though Q_Q *sadness*
    (Although, that is almost sort of an entire piano’s worth of notes :3)

  5. 2 and half octaves isnt an entire piano. 😀 i have about that much. wish i had more. all i can do is keep training.

  6. I have like a 4.5 octave range. I.m hoping that at least age 16 i’ll have a 6 octave range

  7. 2 1/2 octaves is more like half a piano, almost. I personally have a range of at least 3 octaves, though I haven’t really measured, so it could be more.

  8. Hey guys…
    This seems like a “brag about your voice-range” discussion!
    I am Australian and over here we say that 2 1/2 octaves is “not bad”, but it’s certainly not “half of the keyboard”. 😉 No-one gets to choose their voice range and there are some fantastic singers who have a pretty average voice range but produce an amazing sound. Just look after your voice, practice your singing, eat well and don’t drink soft drink, so that even if you DO have a small voice range, you will have a great, clear sound. 🙂

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