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K-Pop singers' vocal ranges

Reported catalog ranges for 17 K-Pop singers run from D2 to D#7, with a median span of about 2.9 octaves. Idol-group songs split by vocal role, with main vocalists carrying the high belts and ad-libs.

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What sets K-Pop singing apart

K-pop is South Korean idol pop, and its groups usually split a song by vocal role: main vocalists take the high belts and ad-libs, while lead and sub vocalists and rappers cover the middle. The main-vocal parts carry the highest sustained notes, and tenors and sopranos make up most of this hub.

J-Pop is mostly sung by solo artists, with faster, wordier melodies and less of the role-split belting.

Median span
2.9 oct
+2.5 st vs library
Range covered
D2–D#7
Era
2000–2018

How ranges sit in K-Pop

  • The median reported catalog span across these profiles is 35 semitones, 2.5 semitones wider than the library median of 32.5.
  • Largest reported span here is Wendy (C#3–D#7); the lowest listed endpoint belongs to V at D2 and the highest listed endpoint to Wendy at D#7.
  • Catalog voice labels here, most common first: tenors, sopranos, mezzo-soprano, baritone.

Most profiles' figures are commonly cited spans from the catalog, not recordings checked note by note; a few have reviewed or disputed sources. Open a profile for what its sources support.

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