Celine Dion's Live Vocal Range (A2-E6: 3.6 Octaves)

[@slayriah1990]

Her belts A4-D5 are literally so resonant & powerful! I love her 😘

[@arriek.1375]

She killed the belting A5

[@StarpeemReturns]

THANK YOU for this! I like the description and do you know what, not only do I agree, but I'm glad. It's nice to see people realising she DOES belong up there with Whitney & Mariah. On instagram all I see is vocal trinity posts and even here on youtube. I think its wonderful theyre being recognised as a three rather than a duo. Celines always had what it takes to be up there!!

[@Ornery0798]

Thanks for your comment! Be sure to check out my video of Celine's range in 1 minute. I made it as an update of fuckingbrill's video, and I used must more resonant belts, lower notes, and head voice. Check it out! :)

[@justjuven4846]

Excuse me, she's above both black singers. I know they say its the vocal trinity but she's a tad higher than both

[@takemyhand1988]

@@justjuven4846 when did race come into the question? Also they are equal. Celine uses nasality. Mariah has less developed chest voice. Whitney can get tension .

[@leif1075]

@@Ornery0798 she has ALMOST 4 OCTAVES!! She just needs 3 more notes to hit 4 full OCTAVES at A6! Why don't you round up! Lol thanks for sharing.

[@pastelprince5269]

Celine's an amazing vocalist

[@rene-paulbergeron7522]

Great to see some old videos from her French career! Many videos like that only takes her english's performances. Great job!

[@PMMILM]

such a beautiful voice!

[@cypruslavigne7419]

Fun fact, Celine's highest belt is a C#6.

[@3b0o0dblacksecretes]

ikr

Head Voice placed in the mask.

[@rollingapples6579]

Sohyang can relate.

[@bestvocalsbyvocalists849]

That's mix,belt is chest dominant.

[@alexbodi5526]

It's basically a scream though so I wouldn't count it. It's not a proper belt at all.

[@amenvasquez8540]

It's impossible to hit upper 5th belts in full chest without mixing,she's incredible soprano belter but as a lyric soprano she use her headvoice infrquently.

[@choochd]

The agility is INSANE!!!! Celine truly has the most stunning voice I've ever heard.

[@senju451]

Where have u been??? We need more videos ❤️

[@zeissfan06]

Very nice! I love the rare notes used here.

[@CPenner9]

Also does anyone have the full performances for Somewhere.... & L'ombre s'enfuit

[@mellynumerounooo6908]

She also has C#6 and D6 in head voice (sung - not exclaimed)

[@Ornery0798]

I'm pretty sure both the C# and D AND Eb were falsetto.

[@bestvocalsbyvocalists849]

@@Ornery0798 Heady mix.

Great video and congrats for not including notes above A5 on the "Belts" section because people usually mistake her mask-placed Head Voice for belting

[@adamsamess2163]

Youre delusional if you think shes never hit notes above A5 in mixed voice. Granted, every note C6 or above is MPH, however shes hit plenty of Bb5s and B5s in Mixed voice

[@michaelsonortega2387]

@@adamsamess2163 actually she was able to hit C6 in mix register, that was love can move mountain

[@dededejereme2284]

unlike other singer; Céline sings in full voice (without mixed voice);;;; lara fabian as both sides;; she manages to sing up to E5 IN FULL VOICE CHEST ..... HIS VOICE IS VERY FINE HEAD LIKE A SOPRANO .... DAILLIEUR CELINE IS A SOPRANO VOICE IN HEAD AND CHEST VOICE IT WAS MEEZZO SOPRANO

[@AnonymousXtinaSinger]

Please. Just stop

[@cyt6658]

AnonymousXtinaSinger lmao

[@takemyhand1988]

Celine mixes her voice the most out of the Trinity.

[@KitsuneMale]

The A2 is C#3, D3 is E3, Eb3 was also C#3, E3s were F#3s, the F3 was G3, the second one was C#3, next one was F#3, the next F3 was right though ...Idk why u said connected range which I assume you means also supported range, because an exclamation isn't part of one's sung range and many of the belts like on Eb5 and above were strained so..like..... Idk... but the C#3's were pretty nice even if quite out of her tessitura...also the E3 and whatnot.. but yeah.. Im not saying this to throw shade, I'm just saying she loses resonance and support above Eb5 and starts placing her voice in her throat and nose.. Idk to me her range from what I've seen is B2 ~ C#6 or Eb6...

[@Ornery0798]

C#3 went flat and hit A2. Connected to the body. Resonant. The exclamation note and the A2 were used only where the video would showcase her entire range. I didn't use any strained belts at all in the video. None of the notes in this video were placed oddly either. That's why I made this video, to showcase her range with resonance and a good placement. Her normal range, I feel, would be around C3/C#3 - C#6.

[@KitsuneMale]

Ornery0798 I'm sorry but I'm struggling to hear anything that goes flat a whole minor third from a C#3 to an A2. The flat note I hear is the "been" which was supposed to be G3 and ended up falling to F#3 ish... and the C#3's are the "Have you" two C#3's. I mean I don't personally consider exclamations part of one's range. Supported range is a whole new thing though. I will disagree but I see that you're her fan and you love her, so I do not wish to engage in an argument I feel won't take us anywhere. I do not mean this in a bitchy way either, I'm just saying. One example though, 7:46, E5. The sound was clearly less full, thinner in quality, less projected, smaller and more in her throat with a slightly high larynx. 7:27 the note had nice placement but then she used her throat and lost the support at the end of the note, 7:41 is flat and more in her throat, but the C#5 right after was quite nicely projected and resonant. So I stand my ground that notes above Eb5 lose larynx neutrality, support, projection, placement and relaxation. She pinches quite a couple of her upper belts, but some come out right too. They just become thinner and nasal, they're not bad per se because she's still holding onto them but yeah.

[@Ornery0798]

KitsuneMale I also agree with your disagreement about including an E6. But you know some of her hardcore fans would say "WHY DIDN'T YOU INCLUDE THE E6?!?!" So, I just did it anyway. Oh yea, and the BCYLM E5's have always been sort of throaty live, but it still wasn't strained. I'm thinking 7:41 was lipsynced, but it was placed in the mask. If you copy her technique and placement, you can feel vibrations in the upper mask (upper lip, nose, forehead). And 7:27 I feel vibrations in the nasal cavities. I don't think there are enough bad notes above Eb5 to conclude that she loses larynx neutrality, support, projection, placement, and relaxation. But many people do simply consider this because of All By Myself alone. Which is kind of unfair. Every great artist has had several off notes before, I would especially say above Eb5.

[@dededejereme2284]

KitsuneMale lara fabian you know? you think she sings in full voice lung (chest) ????? I think not she uses her mixed;;; celine dion sing more loudly until a more natural;;;; E5 .......

[@dededejereme2284]

lara fabian you know? you think she sings in full voice lung (chest) ????? I think not she uses her mixed;;; celine dion sing more loudly until a more natural;;;; E5 .......

[@szabosteve7114]

Celine Dion she is the best from the best singer of all the time ....

[@taytaybeynippy486]

A2-E6 is 3.6 octaves but great video And she is a phenomenal Vocalist and may i ask who is in your profile pic???

[@Ornery0798]

Thanks! :) It's the one and only mega-vocalist Barbra Streisand.

[@taytaybeynippy486]

Ornery0798 oh ok thx for responding :D

[@Ornery0798]

elrynx2 The peak is the Eb6 at the very beginning, but the run you are talking about around 1:02 is a C#6. Sorry, I didn't see your comment because it was marked as a spam, but I approved it. :)

[@takemyhand1988]

It's only 3 octave, three tones and one semitone. That's about 3.25 octave

[@zeissfan06]

May I ask what note Celine hit here: /watch?v=JQdKfBGlp3A around 0:37-0:38?

[@zeissfan06]

What note did Celine hit here: /watch?v=dCbvwDU7tKs around 2:34-2:35? I think it's a nice low note...

[@Ornery0798]

I heard Eb3 then a sustained F#3.

[@Rock-Metal91]

What exatly her voice type? Mezzo or Soprano?

[@ThePianoguy89]

Full-Lyric Soprano.

[@zeissfan06]

If I'm not mistaken there's another A5 in the same performance. Was it mixed properly? What about A5's from I've Got The Music In Me and Le Ballet? Bb5's from D'abord C'est Quoi L'amour and Dans Un Autre Monde? C6's from Misled and Because You Loved Me? Can they be considered head voice?

[@Ornery0798]

The other A5 in that performance was not mixed properly. The A5 I used here was chesty, and I was proud of her. I Got the Music in Me and Le Ballet were simple sustained notes that I'm not very fond of. And I think those Bb5's were falsetto (which it doesn't really matter cause it's not at the top of her range), but I couldn't remember the names of those songs. Thanks for sharing! And there are C6's in Misled and Because You Loved Me?

[@zeissfan06]

Ornery0798 Misled from Live in Paris and there's another one but I don't remember. BYLM from A New Day show. She sang that note at the end of the song. Well, someone mentioned that it's probably B5/C6. I think she has sung a nice G#5 at the end of Paganini; not sure it's head voice or not... Currently watching her old videos and thinking her best vocals came from the 80's (which are always ignored by the way), recording session and vocal warmups...

[@Ornery0798]

zeissfan06 Yes, I planned on making a vocal range from the 80's for her because she had some good material. The C6 in Misled is falsetto, but lemme look up this C6 in BYLM.

[@savioalves1234]

The A2 is actully a B2. But is a nice video.

[@bestvocalsbyvocalists849]

Its a Bb2

[@amyv.]

What's the song at 7:22 s'l vous plait?

[@michaelsonortega2387]

Her C#5

[@Upinthegarden]

I've had my voice tested, I have 5 octaves, but lousy control. Need breath training!

[@doddcarnage7209]

11:58 What concert is this performance from?

[@celinero9977]

Royal Variety Performance 1997. Fun fact, she even met Queen Elizabeth II at this concert.

[@CPenner9]

Can someone please send me the link to the performances @ 3:32, 3:54, 5:45, 11:47/12:36, 12:19! Thank you!

[@lacemitchell9895]

Will somebody please tell me the song at 12:50?? I've been looking for a song with no title search with lol

[@piotrgolec2353]

Lace Mitchell "calling you" Paris 1995

[@lacemitchell9895]

piotr goleciotr golec thank you so much

[@brownskinnedjayy]

13:25 gotta have it

[@az0963818]

"with this tear"

[@DreamloverLambi1]

i dont hear any D3 at 0:32 i hear an E3

[@DreamloverLambi1]

Ornery0798 no it is not lol and what do you mean u checked? u either have an ear and can actually hear and determine notes or not that is an E3 nothing more

[@Ornery0798]

DreamloverLambi1 Wait it might be, hang on. I saw this in a different vocal range video so I included it maybe thinking it was a D3. The only notes I actually checked were belts and head voice.

[@poketube6224]

Ya you're right it's E3

[@ryder0356]

whats the song at 10:04? and does anyone know where that video is?

[@gi8093]

The song is Treat Her Like A Lady and the video can easily be found here just search recording sessions or something idk

[@celinero9977]

The song is “Treat Her Like a Lady”. This is the link to the video: m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/iYPReIKQYtR8hJY.

[@alonsoreacciona]

whats the name of the song at 1:42?

[@gomezsrevival]

where does my heart beat now.

[@piotrgolec2353]

Alonso Meza with this tears?

[@celinero9977]

“With This Tear”

[@mellynumerounooo6908]

Nice. Doesn't she have belts above A5?

[@Ornery0798]

Yes, but they are poorly mixed and thin.

[@mellynumerounooo6908]

This is very true. Just wanted to make sure you knew she's done them haha.

[@aa13ok]

I still think they are good. They are very stylistic and it is impressive enough that she can mix those notes. Personally i like her heady mix and feel that it helps her do impressive melismas and riffs.

[@rafa456o]

10:19 - From? Please I need.

[@celinedionfan4112]

+Rafael Araújo I surrender

[@rafa456o]

+Mariano Rodriguez Thanks! ;)

[@quincycooper79]

What's her voice type

[@celinero9977]

Full Lyric Soprano

[@melissagarcia3998]

What song is Celine singing in 9:56

[@peto1986]

Must be Its all coming back to me now from rehearsals, when she usually sings like she wants

[@melissagarcia3998]

+bodion thanks! do you know where can I find that performance that note is so amazing!!

[@muhammadyusron622]

that......" it s all coming back to me now" that rehearsals.

[@colehac12]

Song at 1:32?

[@gundulpacul3]

With These Tears.

[@celinero9977]

“With This Tear”

[@thayhuyielts1243]

Maybe nope, she has 5 octaves 8

[@cyt6658]

Louis Delort 5 octaves 8? What?

[@thayhuyielts1243]

yeb

[@celinero9977]

Actually, she has 4 octaves 3 as she does have an Eb7 whistle note.

[@dededejereme2284]

soory the e6 is for blak woman;; no celine;;;;;;;; and celine is eb6;;; where is her eb6;;; you are forget

[@adamsamess2163]

dedede jereme THE E6 WAS CELINE WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT ?!?!?!

[@piotrgolec2353]

E6 is not Celine!!!!!!

[@ste.b.7400]

last note is not even a note... I've heard women falling screaming even higher 😂 if you hit a note once by mistake it doesn't' mean you have it, she never actually sang a song in that key.

[@celinero9977]

1. It doesn’t have to be in a song. If your voice can physically do it, you have it. 2. Céline has an Eb7 whistle note.

[@cruzegreen4501]

Song at 4:56? Please

[@sarahrosales1240]

Song at 8:35?

[@cruzegreen4501]

Sarah Rosales river deep mountain high