I've thought she was a Soprano for the longest time. Never paying any attention to her lows. She's similar to Jojo but she has a heavier weight to her voice. I still think that she sounds pretty girly and young even in the D#4-F#4 area which is supposed to be a chesty area for women and especially Mezzo's.
i think she’s a spinto soprano, but she’s developed and supported in every register. she’s not a lyrical voice.. her voice won’t truly blossum till her early 30s..
She is a Light Lyric. Not to be confused as if light lyrics do not have huge voices lol clearly. The girlish quality and weight of her voice is that of a light lyric. Mezzos have heavier/darker more full sounds on low notes. The lightness is what makes her voice so pleasant.
@@dreamKeech she definitely sounds like a mezzo on low notes ... Have you ever heard a light lyric soprano on those same low notes ? They are completely airy and does not have the projection Cynthia has
Hugo Ocaña I’m a light lyric. Cynthia and I have the exact same repertoire and those notes are easy not airy . Everyone’s voice is different. Some light lyrics have more range than others. She may even be a full lyric but the heaviness in her voice is just not that of a mezzo. It’s a dead giveaway when they start singing and she doesn’t have that big mama sound down there. It’s not thick and deep enough for me to believe that. Her thickness lies in the high belty girlish tones. Mezzos: Yolanda Adams & Jess Norman.
She sounds like a soprano to me her high notes are very strong and very well supported! Around A to Bb5 should be a downer for mezzos but she is not straining at all?!😕
The thing is, both Amber and Cynthia have much better technique than Jennifer, with them being classically trained, they also both have very different timbres. Just to be clear, I'm not bashing Jennifer, I love Jhud but it's not the best comparison
her voice shines in the middle range which is evident of a mezzo. though we can't really apply the classical faching to contemporary music cos there can be differences. nonetheless, her belting exhibits the same characteristics as beyonce (a mezzo) plus you can hear the ring is in the middle range.
@@bbnffgvbnn8860 as I mentioned, classing fach can't really apply to contemporary music as there are a lot of differences. She can be a soprano classically but if you listen to her pop (non classical way of singing) her tone is more of a mezzo. The comfort is more in her middle register. Then again classical classification differs. I, myself is an example. I'm a countretenor on both genre.but since I am more classically trained, i excel in head register, thus I usually sing on the soprano range as classically, the singing utilizes head register. But when i sing contemporary, my chest voice isn't well developed for belting. Thus, I find more comfort in singing mezzo as my belting tessitura ends around D5 or a sharp. E5 onwards requires me to switch to my head voice i find easy. Whereas a contemporary soprano usually can still execute that up to an F or G5 in their chest belt. So there are a lot to consider. Plus, I haven't seen her sing classically so I can't say she's a soprano. But contemporary wise, she shares a mezzo fach with her awesome rich dark tone.
@@Tenshi659 The fach system only exists in opera, it's not that its "applied differently" to pop singers, it isn't applied to them at all. And your voice type doesn't change based on what genre you sing, your voice is your voice. Her middle range is solid because she has a well developed chest belt, but even so there are plenty of operatic Sopranos with stronger and darker chest notes. She's a Soprano because that's how she's classified in opera, the only form of singing where the fach system applies. She's not a Mezzo at all, nor does she even sound like one singing pop.
Her lows are very good to soprano and she gains more power and weight at the middle range as a mezzo. Cynthia can sing higher notes because her stage-singer technique is great! Her belting is wonderful, but her natural voice is lower than a soprano.
Before I forget: Cynthia can sound very similar with a soprano when she sings in head voice, especially in lyric singing, even so, I still think she's a mezzo. Forgive my english!
She is a mezzo-soprano (more precisely, a Lyric weight mezzo), her middle register is better than her upper register (which sounds pushed in some/most? notes, especially above F5/F#5), also her low register sounds pretty good, she can sound consistent down to F3 (3:01) (most soprani CAN'T sound consistent below G3). And above F#5 her belted notes lose brightness (right where a true soprano voice might SHINE). I have no doubt that she is a mezzo-soprano.
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Cynthia’s voice is just unreal so beautiful
I've thought she was a Soprano for the longest time. Never paying any attention to her lows. She's similar to Jojo but she has a heavier weight to her voice. I still think that she sounds pretty girly and young even in the D#4-F#4 area which is supposed to be a chesty area for women and especially Mezzo's.
i think she’s a spinto soprano, but she’s developed and supported in every register. she’s not a lyrical voice.. her voice won’t truly blossum till her early 30s..
@@BMEZY She's 33 now.
Cynthia is a classically trained soprano.
@@KajiVocals true that!
@@KajiVocals I've heard people saying that she's a lyric mezzo-soprano.
damn those muscles
The 1 dislike was just some guy who's phone was upsidown on accident
Cynthia is a SOPRANO with a very strong technique
I'd rather say a very trained light-lyric mezzo-soprano. That girl definitely sustain low notes well.
@@pouhenkomansethiipaul3773 she’s already said she’s a coloratura lyric soprano and was trained as one
She is a Light Lyric. Not to be confused as if light lyrics do not have huge voices lol clearly. The girlish quality and weight of her voice is that of a light lyric. Mezzos have heavier/darker more full sounds on low notes. The lightness is what makes her voice so pleasant.
She can be a lyric mezzo
Her resume says mezzo -soprano
Its Mags where is the resume? She does not sound like a mezzo on low notes lol she’s definitely not that. At least not in this genre
@@dreamKeech she definitely sounds like a mezzo on low notes ... Have you ever heard a light lyric soprano on those same low notes ? They are completely airy and does not have the projection Cynthia has
Hugo Ocaña I’m a light lyric. Cynthia and I have the exact same repertoire and those notes are easy not airy . Everyone’s voice is different. Some light lyrics have more range than others. She may even be a full lyric but the heaviness in her voice is just not that of a mezzo. It’s a dead giveaway when they start singing and she doesn’t have that big mama sound down there. It’s not thick and deep enough for me to believe that. Her thickness lies in the high belty girlish tones. Mezzos: Yolanda Adams & Jess Norman.
Man she's awesome
I forgot she performed with Jennifer Holliday. I saw her in the background on a F#5
She sounds like a soprano to me her high notes are very strong and very well supported! Around A to Bb5 should be a downer for mezzos but she is not straining at all?!😕
She is a classically trained soprano.
Usually mezzos can handle up to a C6 if well trained…
@@nickypinskerI don’t think they can, I would say for the most part, that’s a sopranos job, unless you mean in head voice
@@nickypinskerin head voice, yes.
QUEEEEEEEEEEEEEEN!!!!!!!! I know her because of Forbidden, I'm so in love.
I love her she is BAE 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍uhhhh
i honestly don’t mean to be a bother. but can you please make an updated version now that she’s improved and hit even better notes. thank you!!!❤️❤️❤️
24:17 THAT WAS GREAT
A Cynthia é incrível
Can you do The Walls Group in sections !!
She’s beyond talented! Come to the USA!
She was in the USA?
She is in the USA. She was on Broadway. Where did you think she was from?
@@hoseasylvester2596 she's British. Moved to America for Colour Purple and stayed. She now lives in LA...I think
@@yedis1750 exactly so she is in the USA. You just re-enforced my point
After that first A4 I was hoping for more A's!!!
You ANGEL! Cannot wait to watch this! 😁
She is a soprano that can sing alto
Not that I have a clue what this means but she described herself recently as a coloratura soprano.
Evan Douglas id rather take her word
@Evan Douglas she's clearly a soprano and was trained as such
She not soprano and alto isn't a voicetype
@@aduhaduh4426 she's more of a contralto in my opinion.. there's an androgyny to her voice
Thank you for this!
Lyric Mezzo-Soprano
She is classically trained as a Soprano
Consistently supported range was E3-F5-B5. I feel like her agility is overlooked by most people
Whenever they make a Jennifer Hudson movie , either her or Amber Riley will both have to battle it out for the spot !
Def Cynthia
@@jade-chan3291 I think Amber’s range tho will have Cynthia beat
For Jennifer Hudson then they'll chose Amber
@@iamchris22 Amber and Cynthia's recorded vocal ranges are actually pretty damn similar
The thing is, both Amber and Cynthia have much better technique than Jennifer, with them being classically trained, they also both have very different timbres. Just to be clear, I'm not bashing Jennifer, I love Jhud but it's not the best comparison
Gosto muito!!!
MighOllih Miguel, você por aqui? Haha obrigado por assistir e comentar!
Igor Daniel sempre na área, ainda mais sendo sobre ela.
PLEASE DO JULIE ANDREWS VOCAL RANGE
Meggy Peggy omg yes!! Cynthia is my new age Julie
You can hear a tiny bit of C3 on 00:36-00:37 just turn it to x25
I think she is spinto soprano look at the lows and highs.. She can do both in such great strength
Cynthia had training as a lyric soprano
Shes a coloratura lyric soprano
Patti labelle por favor
C#3 (Lyric or Dramatic contralto)
D6 (Lyric coloratura soprano)
C#3 doesn’t make a singer a contralto
15:31
"I'm a star".
17:25 can i please get the link for that part (from that angle)
ruclips.net/video/dGd40FXp3qU/видео.html
23:24 okay Norm!!!!
her voice shines in the middle range which is evident of a mezzo. though we can't really apply the classical faching to contemporary music cos there can be differences. nonetheless, her belting exhibits the same characteristics as beyonce (a mezzo) plus you can hear the ring is in the middle range.
Then pls explain why she had classical training as a Soprano
@@bbnffgvbnn8860 as I mentioned, classing fach can't really apply to contemporary music as there are a lot of differences. She can be a soprano classically but if you listen to her pop (non classical way of singing) her tone is more of a mezzo. The comfort is more in her middle register. Then again classical classification differs. I, myself is an example. I'm a countretenor on both genre.but since I am more classically trained, i excel in head register, thus I usually sing on the soprano range as classically, the singing utilizes head register. But when i sing contemporary, my chest voice isn't well developed for belting. Thus, I find more comfort in singing mezzo as my belting tessitura ends around D5 or a sharp. E5 onwards requires me to switch to my head voice i find easy. Whereas a contemporary soprano usually can still execute that up to an F or G5 in their chest belt. So there are a lot to consider. Plus, I haven't seen her sing classically so I can't say she's a soprano. But contemporary wise, she shares a mezzo fach with her awesome rich dark tone.
@@Tenshi659 The fach system only exists in opera, it's not that its "applied differently" to pop singers, it isn't applied to them at all. And your voice type doesn't change based on what genre you sing, your voice is your voice. Her middle range is solid because she has a well developed chest belt, but even so there are plenty of operatic Sopranos with stronger and darker chest notes. She's a Soprano because that's how she's classified in opera, the only form of singing where the fach system applies. She's not a Mezzo at all, nor does she even sound like one singing pop.
@@bbnffgvbnn8860 Because she is a Soprano
She’s a soprano..there isn’t anything mezzo about her voice. Her voice shines in the middle and upper but she mixes past G5
Song at 3:30
Jennifer hudson please....
0:24
Soprano ??
Mezzo!
Igor Daniel why do u think she's a mezzo-soprano?
Her lows are very good to soprano and she gains more power and weight at the middle range as a mezzo. Cynthia can sing higher notes because her stage-singer technique is great! Her belting is wonderful, but her natural voice is lower than a soprano.
Before I forget: Cynthia can sound very similar with a soprano when she sings in head voice, especially in lyric singing, even so, I still think she's a mezzo.
Forgive my english!
She is a mezzo-soprano (more precisely, a Lyric weight mezzo), her middle register is better than her upper register (which sounds pushed in some/most? notes, especially above F5/F#5), also her low register sounds pretty good, she can sound consistent down to F3 (3:01) (most soprani CAN'T sound consistent below G3). And above F#5 her belted notes lose brightness (right where a true soprano voice might SHINE). I have no doubt that she is a mezzo-soprano.
Does anybody know the name of the song in 20:49 ❣️😥
"Always/Goodnight" (Scott Alan) by Cynthia Erivo and Oliver Tompsett
@@igordanielnoronha you are a star thank you so much 🥰 😭
Soprano ou mezzo?
She's a soprano.
What’s the song at 7:48?
Scott Alan - at all
0:20 what is the name of the song?
Wheres the aretha franklin
God i hope she does a better job in the actual Wicked movie then whatever that was 😬
3:31 Nome da música?
“I've already won”.
What song at 13:15??
That song is called "And there it is"
Igor Daniel thank you!!
I hate her belts from F5.....unsupported and strident unless extremely head dominent
Evan Douglas no they aren’t. Giving constructive criticism is NOT negativity. Those belts above E5 were not supported at all and were very strained.
RyderC Daniels I’m classically trained and can tell you there’s no strain and any time there was, it was stylistic
@@zinone2009 nope she strident and squeezing those notes
Let us hear U try to sing those notes!! U probably will just scream and hurt everyone's ears! 🤣🤣😵😵😵
@@rydercdaniels4475 by strained you mean constriction of the false vocal folds. There was no constriction my friend :)