Sung on recordings · C3–C5
Amy Winehouse sings C3 to C5 on record.
Amy Winehouse sings C3 to C5 on released recordings — 2 octaves, 25 notes.
That is the sustained sung range across released studio and live recordings: whistle register, screams, growls, spoken low notes and one-off falsetto squeaks are left out, and where sources disagreed the narrower reading was taken.
The tenor band, C3 to C5, holds 100% of the notes between C3 and C5. The catalogue holds 2 songs by Amy Winehouse, each with its own lowest and highest note.
Two sources, and they disagreed. This is the narrower one.
The range on the rule
The rule runs C2 to C6, the same scale the test draws. The bar covers C3 to C5.
The two bounds
| Bound | Note | MIDI | Found in | Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lowest | C3 | 48 | C3 in "A Song for You" (2011; Singing Carrots song range C3-G4) | 2011 |
| Highest | C5 | 72 | C5 in "Valerie" (2007; Singing Carrots song range G3-C5) | 2007 |
Where this came from
The catalogue marks this row medium confidence, from 2 independent sources.
| Source |
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| https://singingcarrots.com/artist-range?artist=Amy%20Winehouse |
| https://sing.suedeai.ai/singers/amy-winehouse |