Vocal Analysis

George Michael had an estimated vocal range of approximately F♯2 to F♯5, giving him a span of about three octaves.

Frank Ocean’s vocal range is best understood as a baritone-colored R&B voice with a strong falsetto extension. Some online sources

Fiona Apple’s reliably documented vocal range is approximately D3 to E5, spanning two octaves and two semitones. Some vocal profiles

Ella Fitzgerald is often described as having a vocal range of about three octaves, with commonly reported estimates placing her

Elton John’s lifetime recorded vocal range is commonly estimated at approximately E2 to D6, spanning nearly four octaves. That widest

Ed Sheeran is usually described as a contemporary pop tenor, with a practical singing range that sits mostly in the

Eddie Vedder’s practical singing range is approximately E2 to F5, spanning three octaves and one semitone. Wider compilations credit him

Dua Lipa’s vocal range is commonly estimated at a little over two octaves, with many range discussions placing her around

Donald Fagen’s exact vocal range is not firmly documented, but his recordings show a midrange-centered voice with high-baritone or low-tenor qualities, precise phrasing, and jazz-influenced tone.

Dimash Kudaibergen’s vocal range is commonly described as D2-D8, a six-octave span, but low growls, whistle notes, and usable singing range need separate labels.