Brídín Brennan (1,159 views)

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Brídín Brennan

Birth name: Brídín Ní Bhraonáin

Vocal Range: D3–E5

Significant High Notes:

E5: "You Can't Hurt Me Anymore"

E♭5: "Another Day", "Hang On"

D5: "Got What You Wanted"

C♯5: "Another Day", "Hang On", "You Can't Hurt Me Anymore"
C5: "Another Day", "Báidín Fheilimid", "Got What You Wanted", "Power of Three"
B4: "Breakdown", "Face to Face", "It's Too Late", "Power of Three", "You Can't Hurt Me Anymore"
B♭4: "Fanann na Cnoic", "Hang On"
A4: "Don't Go", "Got What You Wanted", "Nóinín / The Mucky Duck", "Power of Three", "Where's Your Love"

Significant Low Notes:

A3: "Don't Go", "Nóinín / The Mucky Duck"

G♯3: "Deep Deep Sleep", "Face to Face", "Hang On", "You Can't Hurt Me Anymore"
G3: "Báidín Fheilimid", "Breakdown", "Power of Three", "Siúil A Rún" live - Brennan Tribute 2005
F♯3: "Don't Go", "Face To Face", "Hang On", "It's Too Late"
F3: "Deep Deep Sleep", "Power of Three"
E3: "Got What You Wanted", "It's Too Late", "Power of Three"
D3: "Got What You Wanted"

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Underlines mark notes found in (harmonised) background vocals.

The youngest of the singing Brennan sisters, Brídín initially lent her delicate vocals to sister Moya's self-titled album, and hence thereafter to Moya's touring with and without Clannad. In 2005, with 'Eyes Of Innocence' and its decidedly different, more contemporary sound to her previous contributions, Brídín launched her solo career. Brídín's sweet tone is consistent throughout her range, never sounding 'pushed', which shows good ability.