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Vocal range

Aretha Franklin's vocal range

Aretha Franklin is a mezzo-soprano with a vocal range of G2–D6: 3.6 octaves, over 3 octaves. Below is how it looks on a keyboard, plus 5 songs by Aretha Franklin you can sing by the notes in Vocaberry.

Voice type
Mezzo-soprano
Range
3.6 octavesover 3 octaves
From – to
G2 – D6
Favorite key
Fmmost common in the songs

Range on the keyboard

This is how Aretha Franklin's voice looks in the Vocal Range app.

D2E2F2G2A2B2C3D3E3F3G3A3B3C4D4E4F4G4A4B4C5D5E5F5G5A5B5C6D6E6F6G6
vocal rangenotes heard most often in the songsout of range

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Aretha Franklin songs by the notes

Key, vocal range and difficulty are calculated from the vocal notes in Vocaberry Karaoke.

SongKeyRangeDifficulty
I Never Loved A Man (The Way I Love You)1967 Key Fm F3F5 hard · 71
Existe2024 Key D A3F#5 medium · 54
Until You Come Back to Me1974 Key A D4E5 medium · 47
Sea Cruise1990 Key C E4F5 medium · 46
Can't take my eyes off of you2023 Key D# D4G5 medium · 44

Sing these songs by the notes. Vocaberry Karaoke shows which note to sing and hears whether you hit it. You can shift the key to fit your voice.

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Questions

What is Aretha Franklin's vocal range?

From G2 to D6: 3.6 octaves, over 3 octaves.

How many octaves does Aretha Franklin have?

3.6 octaves, from G2 to D6.

What voice type is Aretha Franklin?

Mezzo-soprano.

What is the easiest Aretha Franklin song to sing?

Among the well-known ones, “Can't take my eyes off of you” and “Sea Cruise”: difficulty 44 and 46 out of 100.

What is the hardest Aretha Franklin song to sing?

“I Never Loved A Man (The Way I Love You)”, 71 out of 100.

Will Aretha Franklin songs suit my voice?

Take the test in Vocal Range: it shows your range and compares it with famous singers. In Vocaberry Karaoke you can move any song up or down to fit your voice.

Voice type and range come from public vocal analyses (The Range Planet, Wikipedia and others).