Crystal Joy (175 views)

[kaji]

Crystal Joy 
Voice Type: Soprano
Vocal Range: E3-F5

Significant High Notes:

F5 ("Count on Me")
D5 ("Tax")
C♯5 ("Count on Me")
C5 ("The Best Time of Day")
B4 ("Random Collisions", "What is a Woman?")
B♭4 ("Count on Me", "The Day We Do As We Please", "Spring in Maine", "This Could Be the Start of Something")
A4 ("Anything Can Happen", "The Day We Do As We Please", "Impossible", "Random Collisions")
G♯4 ("The Best Time of Day", "Count on Me", "Lonely Love", "Only Yesterday", "Regeneration Report", "Spring in Maine", "This Could Be the Start of Something", "We’re Together")

Significant Low Notes:

A3 ("Anything Can Happen", "The Day We Do As We Please", "Impossible", "Kiss Me First", "Lonely Love", "What is a Woman?")
G♯3 ("Spring in Maine")
G3 ("Anything Can Happen", "The Best Time of Day", "Impossible", "Kiss Me First", "Only Yesterday", "This Could Be the Start of Something", "What is a Woman?")
F♯3 ("Lonely Love")
F3 ("Count on Me", "The Day We Do As We Please", "Only Yesterday", "Spring in Maine", "We’re Together")
E3 ("The Best Time of Day", "Tax")
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{Discography}
The Fabulous Crystal Joy (1959) - E3-F5

[Homelander]

That's a very underused upper range for a soprano.

[kaji]

Nov 5, 2024 18:42:56 GMT Homelander said:

That's a very underused upper range for a soprano.

She has just one album and a couple songs, can't even find a good photo of her or date of birth. So that answers it for you.