Oscar Isaac (2,630 views)

[rootyrootz]

Óscar Isaac Hernández Estrada
Vocal Range: G2 - D5

Significant High Notes:

D5 ("You Ain't Goin Nowhere")
A4 (“Cocaine Blues”, “St. James Infirmary Blues”)
G4 (“Cocaine Blues”, "Fare Thee Well (Dink's Song)", “Love Is the Drug”, "St. James Infirmary Blues", “Star Wars Theme Song”, “You Ain't Goin Nowhere”, “Young Turks”)
F♯4 (“Green, Green Rocky Road” Concert Version, “Never Had”)
F4 (“Love Is the Drug”, “Star Wars Medley”)
E4 (“Cocaine Blues”, “The Death of Queen Jane”, “Fare Thee Well (Dink’s Song)”, "Hippo Song" Live on The Tonight Show, “Roar” Live on The Tonight Show, “St. James Infirmary Blues”, “You Ain't Goin Nowhere”, “Young Turks”)
E♭4 (“Green, Green Rocky Road”, “Never Had”, “Star Wars Medley”)
D4 (“The Death of Queen Jane”, “Hang Me, Oh Hang Me”, "Love Is the Drug", “Please Mr. Kennedy”, “Shoals of Herring”, “Star Wars Theme Song”, ”Young Turks”)

Significant Low Notes:

D3 (“Cocaine Blues”, “The Death of Queen Jane”, “Fare Thee Well (Dink’s Song)” Film Version, “Hang Me, Oh Hang Me”, “St. James Infirmary Blues”, “Young Turks”)
C♯3 (“Baby, It’s Cold Outside”, “Green, Green Rocky Road”)
C3 (“Cocaine Blues”, “The Death of Queen Jane”, “Love Is the Drug”, “Roar” Live on The Tonight Show)
B2 (“Hang Me, Oh Hang Me”, “Shoals of Herring”)
B♭2 (“Love Is the Drug”)
A2 (“Shoals of Herring”, “St. James Infirmary Blues”, “Star Wars Theme Song”)
G2 ("Hippo Song" Live on The Tonight Show, "Star Wars Theme Song")
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*Blue marks light head voice or falsetto notes.
*Italics marks an exclamation in the high range.
*Underlines mark notes that are potentially obscured in the song mix/harmonies.
*Bold marks a stand-out note.

[Henny Macc]

Cool thread choice! There's a surprising amount of singing to be found by some of the Star Wars cast members - I've heard like E♭2-G4 or so by Adam Driver off the bat, and I bet Mark Hamill could have some interesting range in the singing he's done as well.

[kaji]

Jan 17, 2021 22:51:04 GMT Henny Macc said:

Cool thread choice! There's a surprising amount of singing to be found by some of the Star Wars cast members - I've heard like E♭2-G4 or so by Adam Driver off the bat, and I bet Mark Hamill could have some interesting range in the singing he's done as well.

Mark has a really wide and high belting range.

[rootyrootz]

Jan 18, 2021 3:30:35 GMT kaji said:

Jan 17, 2021 22:51:04 GMT Henny Macc said:

Cool thread choice! There's a surprising amount of singing to be found by some of the Star Wars cast members - I've heard like E♭2-G4 or so by Adam Driver off the bat, and I bet Mark Hamill could have some interesting range in the singing he's done as well.

Mark has a really wide and high belting range.

I'd imagine his voice acting roles would yield some pretty high italicized boiz

[Henny Macc]

Yeah, I think he spans ~3 octaves or so of italicized range singing this song in character as the Joker:


It's proven a bit harder to find actual melodic range for him though - so far I've only heard like B2-F♯4ish as far as that goes.

[Rodney Blazershorts]

F2 here as well