Talk:Rachelle Ferrell

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SIX AND A HALF OCTAVES??!!

Contents 1 It Only Took A Minute 2 longest note 3 General 4 Lowest Note

[edit] It Only Took A Minute

In 'It Only Took A Minute', Rachell jumps from about a E4 to D7 without hitting any other pitch in between.

This has been removed as she hits a B6 inbetween, and also the E4 is not in the same breath.

Yah i noticed that. Also her vocal range is 4.5 octaves so I've changed that. (Bb2-Eb7)

Please dont change her range any more. She doesnt have 6.5 octaves only 4.5 which is still amazing.

How do you know that the E7 in Open Arms is her highest note EVER. Antares33712 20:16, 22 June 2006 (UTC)

Rachelle hits a C8 in "Don't Waste Your Time Live"

Its a D7. Also Open Arms is C#7.

[edit] longest note

what's her longest note

28 seconds i think in "Why You Wanna Mess It All Up". She also hit a 26 second long note in "I Can Explain" where she hit and sustained a Bb5 in chest for a good 10 seconds and then hit a series of jumps from F5 to A5 in chest.

Actually she holds an F5 for 30 seconds in "I Know You Love Me". Ian-sama 22:10, 30 July 2007 (UTC)

[edit] General

All I know is that she has an amazing voice ...--Billymac00 16:07, 5 October 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Lowest Note

Amazon.com claims her lowest note is E2. I've never heard a woman hit a note that low (not even Mariah Carey) so this seems suspicious to me. Confirmation please. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 67.78.122.30 (talk) 19:03, 7 September 2007 (UTC)

I'm actually playing it out on my piano and that's incorrect. I think it's a D2 in "Waiting"... even lower. 150.182.175.155 09:11, 19 September 2007 (UTC)