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Portraits: 31
Neighborhoods: 6
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Bass

E2–E4

The lowest of these broad singing neighborhoods.

Bass Johnny Cash The Man in Black

Johnny Cash appears in MercuryPitch's broad bass neighborhood, E2 to E4. This is a playful category, not a measurement of the artist.

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Bass Barry White The Walrus of Love

Barry White appears in MercuryPitch's broad bass neighborhood, E2 to E4. This is a playful category, not a measurement of the artist.

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Bass Louis Armstrong Satchmo

Louis Armstrong appears in MercuryPitch's broad bass neighborhood, E2 to E4. This is a playful category, not a measurement of the artist.

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Bass Paul Robeson The voice that carried freedom

Paul Robeson appears in MercuryPitch's broad bass neighborhood, E2 to E4. This is a playful category, not a measurement of the artist.

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Baritone

G2–G4

A lower-middle neighborhood with plenty of overlap on either side.

Baritone Elvis Presley The King of Rock and Roll

Elvis Presley appears in MercuryPitch's broad baritone neighborhood, G2 to G4. This is a playful category, not a measurement of the artist.

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Baritone Frank Sinatra Ol’ Blue Eyes

Frank Sinatra appears in MercuryPitch's broad baritone neighborhood, G2 to G4. This is a playful category, not a measurement of the artist.

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Baritone Kurt Cobain The voice of a generation

Kurt Cobain appears in MercuryPitch's broad baritone neighborhood, G2 to G4. This is a playful category, not a measurement of the artist.

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Baritone David Bowie The Starman

David Bowie appears in MercuryPitch's broad baritone neighborhood, G2 to G4. This is a playful category, not a measurement of the artist.

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Tenor

C3–C5

A higher singing neighborhood in the traditionally lower voice ranges.

Tenor Freddie Mercury Champion of the mic stand

Freddie Mercury appears in MercuryPitch's broad tenor neighborhood, C3 to C5. This is a playful category, not a measurement of the artist.

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Tenor Bruce Dickinson The air-raid siren

Bruce Dickinson appears in MercuryPitch's broad tenor neighborhood, C3 to C5. This is a playful category, not a measurement of the artist.

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Tenor Michael Jackson The King of Pop

Michael Jackson appears in MercuryPitch's broad tenor neighborhood, C3 to C5. This is a playful category, not a measurement of the artist.

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Tenor Prince His Purple Majesty

Prince appears in MercuryPitch's broad tenor neighborhood, C3 to C5. This is a playful category, not a measurement of the artist.

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Tenor Luciano Pavarotti The tenor of tenors

Luciano Pavarotti appears in MercuryPitch's broad tenor neighborhood, C3 to C5. This is a playful category, not a measurement of the artist.

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Tenor Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan The King of Qawwali

Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan appears in MercuryPitch's broad tenor neighborhood, C3 to C5. This is a playful category, not a measurement of the artist.

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Alto

F3–F5

A lower singing neighborhood in the traditionally higher voice ranges.

Alto Amy Winehouse The beehive and the blues

Amy Winehouse appears in MercuryPitch's broad alto neighborhood, F3 to F5. This is a playful category, not a measurement of the artist.

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Alto Cher The Goddess of Pop

Cher appears in MercuryPitch's broad alto neighborhood, F3 to F5. This is a playful category, not a measurement of the artist.

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Alto Nina Simone The High Priestess of Soul

Nina Simone appears in MercuryPitch's broad alto neighborhood, F3 to F5. This is a playful category, not a measurement of the artist.

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Alto Umm Kulthum The Star of the East

Umm Kulthum appears in MercuryPitch's broad alto neighborhood, F3 to F5. This is a playful category, not a measurement of the artist.

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Alto Miriam Makeba Mama Africa

Miriam Makeba appears in MercuryPitch's broad alto neighborhood, F3 to F5. This is a playful category, not a measurement of the artist.

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Alto Billie Holiday Lady Day

Billie Holiday appears in MercuryPitch's broad alto neighborhood, F3 to F5. This is a playful category, not a measurement of the artist.

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Alto Patti Smith The Punk Poet Laureate

Patti Smith appears in MercuryPitch's broad alto neighborhood, F3 to F5. This is a playful category, not a measurement of the artist.

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Mezzo-soprano

A3–A5

A broad middle-high neighborhood that overlaps both alto and soprano.

Mezzo-soprano Adele Voice like rolling thunder

Adele appears in MercuryPitch's broad mezzo-soprano neighborhood, A3 to A5. This is a playful category, not a measurement of the artist.

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Mezzo-soprano Whitney Houston The Voice

Whitney Houston appears in MercuryPitch's broad mezzo-soprano neighborhood, A3 to A5. This is a playful category, not a measurement of the artist.

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Mezzo-soprano Aretha Franklin The Queen of Soul

Aretha Franklin appears in MercuryPitch's broad mezzo-soprano neighborhood, A3 to A5. This is a playful category, not a measurement of the artist.

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Mezzo-soprano Édith Piaf The Little Sparrow

Édith Piaf appears in MercuryPitch's broad mezzo-soprano neighborhood, A3 to A5. This is a playful category, not a measurement of the artist.

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Mezzo-soprano Lady Gaga The shape-shifting pop voice

Lady Gaga appears in MercuryPitch's broad mezzo-soprano neighborhood, A3 to A5. This is a playful category, not a measurement of the artist.

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Mezzo-soprano PJ Harvey The shape-shifting rock voice

PJ Harvey appears in MercuryPitch's broad mezzo-soprano neighborhood, A3 to A5. This is a playful category, not a measurement of the artist.

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Soprano

C4–C6

The highest of these broad singing neighborhoods.

Soprano Mariah Carey Queen of the whistle note

Mariah Carey appears in MercuryPitch's broad soprano neighborhood, C4 to C6. This is a playful category, not a measurement of the artist.

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Soprano Celine Dion A power-ballad icon

Celine Dion appears in MercuryPitch's broad soprano neighborhood, C4 to C6. This is a playful category, not a measurement of the artist.

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Soprano Ariana Grande Ponytail and whistle register

Ariana Grande appears in MercuryPitch's broad soprano neighborhood, C4 to C6. This is a playful category, not a measurement of the artist.

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Soprano Dolly Parton The Queen of Country

Dolly Parton appears in MercuryPitch's broad soprano neighborhood, C4 to C6. This is a playful category, not a measurement of the artist.

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