G#3-G#4 vocal range

Songs for a G#3-G#4 vocal range

A voice that runs from G#3 up to G#4 spans 12 semitones, about 1 octaves. 422 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.

LOWEST NOTEG#3

HIGHEST NOTEG#4

SPAN12 stabout 1 octaves

SONGS THAT FIT422entirely inside this range

What voice type is a G#3-G#4 range?

A G#3 to G#4 range sits closest to the tenor band (C3 to A4). It also overlaps alto and mezzo-soprano territory, which is normal: voice types are bands, not walls, and most singers straddle two. The higher male voice type. Bright top notes; most pop and rock lead vocals sit in tenor territory.

The most popular songs that fit G#3-G#4

Top 20 of 422 matching songs, ordered by popularity. Every song here stays inside G#3-G#4 from its lowest to its highest sung note; the fit label shows how comfortably it sits in the range.

Bad Bunny on TURiSTA

Bad Bunny · C4 to G#4 · Built for your voice (99%)

Sweet Emotion (Live)

Aerosmith · A3 to E4 · Built for your voice (99%)

Murder on the Dancefloor

Sophie Ellis-Bextor · G#3 to G#4 · Built for your voice (99%)

Safe and Sound

Capital Cities · C4 to G4 · Built for your voice (99%)

No Tengo Dinero

Kumbia Kings · G#3 to F#4 · Built for your voice (99%)

Just As I Am

Traditional Hymn · G#3 to D#4 · Built for your voice (99%)

Naranja Dulce

Traditional · A3 to G#4 · Built for your voice (99%)

Rock of Ages

Traditional Hymn · G#3 to F4 · Built for your voice (99%)

Calgary

Bon Iver · A#3 to G4 · Built for your voice (99%)

Prayer in C

Robin Schulz · C4 to E4 · Built for your voice (99%)

Jesse