E3-C5 vocal range

Songs for a E3-C5 vocal range

A voice that runs from E3 up to C5 spans 20 semitones, about 1.7 octaves. 3,240 songs in the HumMatch catalog fit entirely inside that range: no note too high, no note too low. Here are the most popular ones, plus how to read a range like this.

E3C5
LOWEST NOTEE3
HIGHEST NOTEC5
SPAN20 stabout 1.7 octaves
SONGS THAT FIT3,240entirely inside this range

What voice type is a E3-C5 range?

A E3 to C5 range sits closest to the alto band (F3 to D5). It also overlaps tenor and mezzo-soprano and baritone and soprano territory, which is normal: voice types are bands, not walls, and most singers straddle two. The lower female voice type. Warm, rich low and middle notes, comfortable below where sopranos live.

The most popular songs that fit E3-C5

Top 20 of 3,240 matching songs, ordered by popularity. Every song here stays inside E3-C5 from its lowest to its highest sung note; the fit label shows how comfortably it sits in the range.

Not sure this is your range? Test it in 30 seconds.

Guessing your range from one song is how singers end up a key too high all night. HumMatch’s free vocal range test is three guided hums, about 30 seconds: you get your measured low and high note, your voice type, and every one of 40,000+ songs ranked by how singable it is for your actual voice.

Nearby ranges

One semitone changes the songbook. Explore the neighboring ranges: