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What is Taylor Swift's lowest note?

Taylor's vocal range is around three octaves, from a low A2 to an E5.

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Analyzing Taylor Swift's Vocal Range

What's Taylor Swift's Voice Type?

Taylor Swift is an extremely popular alto (AKA mezzo) singer that has a very impressive lower range and upper range for a pop star. She has a unique mix of rich dark notes and a bright upper range, which is why many people classify her as a light lyric soprano that has the capability of an alto. Since she is most comfortable singing in her alto range, I believe she should be classified as such.

How Many Octaves Can Taylor Swift Sing?

Taylor's vocal range is around three octaves, from a low A2 to an E5. Her high notes are mostly done in her head voice instead of belts in her chest voice, which are more commonly performed in her lower register. Taylor practices pretty good transitions between these two registers regularly. She may have stretched beyond the notes in this range in her live performance adlibs and key changes.

How Low Can Taylor Swift Sing?

Taylor can sing lower than most pop stars, with notes lower than a low C at an A2. Most singers wouldn't dare to try to sing below a C or a D, with very airy low Cs that can barely be heard. Her low Cs are rich, with an A2 that is a bit airy, but you can still hear it's there. An example is shown in her song "Cruel Summer" where she sings a section an octave above and below on a nice A2 and A3.

How High Can Taylor Swift Sing?

While Taylor Swift is most comfortable in her middle to low range, she often pulls out an impressive belt in her higher range. She lets out an E5 belt pretty often, as seen in the example above with her duet with ZAYN on "I Don’t Wanna Live Forever". She has a great belt inside the studio, and you can find many live performances with her sustaining a powerful E5 as well! The interesting thing about Taylor's songwriting choices for her higher range is that she doesn't go above an E5, even with her head voice. She doesn't attempt to sing very high notes in her whistle tone register, although her classification as a light lyric soprano/alto should allow her to do so with some practice and training. It's not like she needs it because her high belts do wonders for her song's energy, but it's very intriguing that she doesn't go slightly above E5 in a head voice because I think she could.

How Has Taylor's Vocal Range Changed Over The Years?

Many have complained about Taylor Swift's pitch accuracy and brightness (nasal sound) in her live performances. Over the years, it seems that she has been actively working to improve her vocal ability with less pitchiness. It's important to note that pitchiness is expected in performances for most artists, with many aiming for around 80-90% accuracy.

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What happens if you sing too hard?

Our voice therapists recommend that for every 60 minutes of voice use, you need 10 minutes of voice rest. Overuse can damage the vocal cords, and if you often find you have lost your voice by the end of the day or after an hour of singing, your vocal cords may be experiencing tissue damage.

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Everyone at one time or another loses their voice or experiences hoarseness – such as when we have a bad cold, or the morning after singing at a loud concert, or cheering at a sports event. While these conditions can temporarily damage our vocal cords, with a little care – such as vocal rest and good hydration – we should recover fairly quickly. Sometimes, though, vocal problems persist, and that’s when you need to take action to avoid long-term or permanent damage. Here are three signs you should seek voice care.

1. Two weeks of persistent hoarseness or voice change

Hoarseness is a general term that can encompass a wide range of sounds, such as a raspy or breathy voice. While hoarseness often is caused by a cold or extended periods of talking or yelling, it also can be a symptom of a more serious condition such as a growth on the vocal cords, including polyps or cysts. Many of these growths often can be treated through voice therapy, although surgery may be required. As with most medical conditions, early detection is key. If you experience a voice change such as hoarseness for two weeks or more, make an appointment to see a laryngologist. A laryngologist is an Otolaryngologist (ENT) who specializes in the vocal cords and care of the voice.

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