Peter Cetera's vocal range
Chicago lead singer Peter Cetera is a tenor with a vocal range of D2–E5: 3.2 octaves, about 3 octaves. Below is how it looks on a keyboard, plus 7 songs by Chicago you can sing by the notes in Vocaberry.
- Voice type
- Tenor
- Range
- 3.2 octavesabout 3 octaves
- From – to
- D2 – E5
- Favorite key
- Cmost common in the songs
Range on the keyboard
This is how Peter Cetera's voice looks in the Vocal Range app.
What's your range? Sing into Vocal Range: the app finds your range and voice type and shows which famous singers you sound like.
Find your rangeChicago songs by the notes
Key, vocal range and difficulty are calculated from the vocal notes in Vocaberry Karaoke.
| Song | Key | Range | Difficulty |
|---|---|---|---|
| If You Leave Me Now1976 | Key B | F#3D#5 | hard · 60 |
| You're the Inspiration1984 | Key C | A3C6 | medium · 55 |
| Hard To Say I'm Sorry1982 | Key C#m | G#3C#5 | medium · 43 |
| Hard Habit To Break1984 | Key C#m | D#3C5 | hard · 60 |
| Baby, What A Big Surprise1977 | Key C | C4C5 | easy · 34 |
| What Kind Of Man Would I Be1988 | Key C | F3C5 | medium · 49 |
| No Tell Lover1978 | Key C | E2E5 | hard · 71 |
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 Peter Cetera's vocal range?
From D2 to E5: 3.2 octaves, about 3 octaves.
How many octaves does Peter Cetera have?
3.2 octaves, from D2 to E5.
What voice type is Peter Cetera?
Tenor.
What is the easiest Chicago song to sing?
Among the well-known ones, “Baby, What A Big Surprise” and “Hard To Say I'm Sorry”: difficulty 34 and 43 out of 100.
What is the hardest Chicago song to sing?
“No Tell Lover”, 71 out of 100.
Will Chicago 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).