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List of sopranos in non-classical music

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Singers with the highest voice class

Thesoprano singing voice is the voice ofchildren and the highest type offemale voice withvocal range that typically lies between "middle C" (C4) and "high C" (C6)[1] The soprano voice (unlike themezzo-soprano voice) is stronger in thehead register than thechest register, resulting in a bright and ringingtone.[2] Some sopranos can sing one or more octaves above high C in high head voice or using thewhistle register.[3]

The termsoprano was developed in relation toclassical andoperatic voices, where the classification is based not merely on the singer's vocal range but also on thetessitura andtimbre of the voice. For classical and operatic singers, their voice type determines the roles they will sing and is a primary method of categorization. In non-classical music, singers are primarily defined by their genre and their gender not their vocal range.[4] When the termssoprano,mezzo-soprano,contralto,tenor,baritone, andbass are used as descriptors of non-classical voices, they are applied more loosely than they would be to those of classical singers and generally refer only to the singer's perceived vocal range.

The following is a list of singers incountry,popular music,jazz,classical crossover, andmusical theatre[5] who have been described as sopranos.

List of names

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Aaliyah
Christina Aguilera
Julie Andrews
Kristen Bell
Jodi Benson
Björk
Michelle Branch
Sarah Brightman
Dove Cameron
Mariah Carey
Kelly Clarkson
Mary Costa
Celine Dion
Deanna Durbin
Agnetha Fältskog
Ariana Grande
FKA Twigs
Alison Goldfrapp
Grimes
Erika Henningsen
Whitney Houston
IU
Floor Jansen
Carly Rae Jepsen
Shirley Jones
Anna Kendrick
Solange Knowles
Alison Krauss
Cyndi Lauper
Avril Lavigne
Rebecca Luker
Lauren Mayberry
Lea Michele
Olivia Newton-John
Dolly Parton
Michelle Phillips
Linda Ronstadt
Diana Ross
Elize Ryd
Rina Sawayama
Amanda Seyfried
Yma Sumac
Tarja Turunen
Hayley Westenra
Hayley Williams
Ann Wilson
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NameLifespanNationalityAssociated act(s)Refs.
Aaliyah1979–2001American[6][7]
Amy Adams1974–American[8][9]
Tawatha Agee1954–AmericanMtume[10][11][12]
Chloë Agnew1989–IrishCeltic Woman[13][14]
Christina Aguilera[a]1980–American[18][19][20][21][22]
Priscilla Ahn1984–American[23][24][25]
Jhené Aiko[b]1988–American[27][28][29]
Christine Allado1995–Filipino-British[30][31]
Lily Allen1985–English[32][33][34]
Sophie Allison1997–AmericanSoccer Mommy[35][36]
Christy Altomare1986–American[37][38][39]
Marsha Ambrosius1977–EnglishFloetry[40][41][42][43]
Amerie1980–American[44][45]
Kerstin Anderson1994–American[46]
Courtney Marie Andrews1990–American[47][48][49][50]
Julie Andrews1935–English[2][51]
Maxene Andrews1916–1995AmericanThe Andrews Sisters[52]
Lam Anh1987–Vietnamese[53][54][55][56]
Tina Arena1967–Italian-Australian[57][58][59][60]
Vanessa Bell Armstrong1953–American[61][62]
Ashanti1980–American[63][64][65]
Annaleigh Ashford1985–American[66]
Rosalind Ashford1943–AmericanMartha and the Vandellas[67]
Natacha Atlas1964–Egyptian-Belgian[68][69][70][71]
Aurora1996–Norwegian[72][73][74][75][76]
Katy B1989–English[77][78]
Joan Baez1941–American[79][80]
Bali Baby1997–American[81]
Halle Bailey2000–AmericanChloe x Halle[82]
Julien Baker1995–American
[83]
Florence Ballard1943–1976AmericanThe Supremes[84][85]
Colleen Ballinger1986–American[86][87]
Alina Baraz1993–American[88][89]
Ali Barter1986–Australian[90][91][92][93][94]
Julianna Barwick1979– or 1980–[95]AmericanOmbré[96][97][98][99]
Annie Mottram Craig Batten1883-1964Canadian[100][101]
Beabadoobee2000-British[102]
Kat BeanAmericanAmanda X[103]
Kristen Bell1980–American[104][105]
Rita Bell1893–1992American[106]
Laura Benanti1979–American[107][108][109]
Jodi Benson1961–[110] or 1962–[111]American[111][112][113]
Cheryl Bentyne1954–AmericanThe Manhattan Transfer[114][115][116][117][118]
Asha Bhosle1933–Indian[119]
Christina Bianco1982–American[120][121]
Cindy Birdsong1939–American[122]
Birdy1996–English[123][124]
Björk1965–IcelandicThe Sugarcubes[125][126][127]
Pauline Black1953–EnglishThe Selecter[128][129][130]
Sierra Boggess1982–American[131][132][133]
Suzy Bogguss1956–American[134][135][136]
Bom1984–South Korean2NE1[137][138]
Bomi1993–South KoreanApink[139]
Kadhja Bonet1987 or 1988–[140]American[140][141][142][143]
Michelle Branch1983–AmericanThe Wreckers[144][145][146][147]
Tamar Braxton1977–AmericanThe Braxtons[148][149][150][151]
Máire Brennan1952–IrishClannad[152][153][154]
Phoebe Bridgers1994–American[155][156][157][158][159]
Sarah Brightman1960–EnglishHot Gossip[160][161]
Danielle Brisebois1969-AmericanNew Radicals[162]
Ally Brooke1993–AmericanFifth Harmony[163][164]
Ashley Brown[c]1982–American[165][166][167][168]
Ane Brun1976–Norwegian[169][170][171]
Amalie Bruun1985–DanishMyrkur[172][173][174][175][176]
Nanna Bryndís1989–IcelandicOf Monsters and Men[177][178][179]
Keisha Buchanan1984–English[180]
Kate Bush1958–[181]English[51][182]
Camila Cabello[d]1997–Cuban-AmericanFifth Harmony[184][185][186][187]
Dove Cameron1996–American[188]
Isobel Campbell1976–ScottishBelle and Sebastian[189][190][191][192]
Laura Cantrell1967–American[193][194][195]
Mariah Carey[e]1969-American[51][197][198]
Mairéad Carlin1988-IrishCeltic Woman[199][200][201][202]
Belinda Carlisle1958–AmericanThe Go-Go's[203][204]
Sabrina Carpenter1999-American[205][206][207][208]
Adriana Caselotti1916–1997American[209][210]
Eva Cassidy1963–1996American[211][212][213]
Kristin Chenoweth1968–[214] or 1970–[215]American[51][161][216][217]
Cherrelle1958–American[218][219][220]
Yuki ChikudateJapanese-AmericanAsobi Seksu[221][222][223][224][225]
Rachel Chinouriri1998–English[226]
Charlotte Church1986–Welsh[227][228][229]
Ciara1985-American[230]
Helen Clare1916–2018British[231]
Dodie Clark1994 or 1995–[232]English[232][233][234][235]
Kelly Clarkson1982–American[236][237][238][239]
Cheryl Clemons1970–AmericanSWV[240]
Amber Coffman1984–American[241][242][243][244][245]
Keyshia Cole1981–American[246][247]
Judy Collins1939–American[161][248][249]
Barbara Cook1927–2017American[51][250]
Elizabeth Cook1972–American[251][252][253]
Mary Costa1930–American[254]
Samantha Crain1986–Choctaw[47][255]
Beverley Craven1963–British[256]
Allison Crowe1981–Canadian[257]
Katie Crutchfield1989–American[258][259]
Marisa DabiceAmericanMannequin Pussy[260]
Sarah Dash1945–2021AmericanLabelle[122][261]
Skeeter Davis1931–2004AmericanThe Davis Sisters[262]
Blossom Dearie1924[263] or 1926[264]–2009American[263][264][265]
Kat DeLuna1987–Dominican-American[266][267]
Marcella Detroit1952–[268] or 1959–[269][270]AmericanShakespears Sister[271][272][273]
Renée Diggs1954–2005AmericanStarpoint[274]
Cara Dillon1975–Northern Irish[275][276][277]
Celine Dion[f]1968–Canadian[278][279][280]
Doja Cat[g]1995–American[282][283]
Arielle Dombasle1953–[284] or 1958–[285]American-French[286]
Diane Dufresne1944–Canadian[287]
Irene Dunne1898–1990American[288][289]
Deanna Durbin1921–2013Canadian[290][291][292]
Judith Durham1943–2022AustralianThe Seekers[293][294][295]
Sheena Easton1959–Scottish[296]
Perrie Edwards1993–EnglishLittle Mix[297]
Hazel English1990–Australian-American[298]
Cynthia Erivo1987-English[299][300]
Jackie Evancho[h]2000–American[303][304][305][306][307]
Faith Evans1973–American[308][309][310][311][312]
Ali Ewoldt1982–Filipino-American[313][314][315]
Lara Fabian1970–Belgian-Canadian[316][317]
Marianne Faithfull1946–2025English[318][319][320][321][322]
Agnetha Fältskog1950–SwedishABBA[323][324][325]
Mylène Farmer1961–Canadian-French[326]
Leslie Feist1976–Canadian[327][328][329]
Connie Fisher1983–British[330][331]
Elizabeth Fraser1963–ScottishCocteau Twins[332][333][334][335][336]
Becky G1997–American[337]
Karol G1991–Colombian[338]
Any Gabrielly2002–BrazilianNow United[339]
Diamanda Galás1955–American[340][341][342]
France Gall1947–2018French[343]
Crystal Gayle1951–[344] or 1954–[345]American[345]
Shreya Ghoshal1984–Indian[346][347][348]
Rhiannon Giddens1974–American[349][350][351][352][353]
GobbinjrAmerican[354][355]
Louise Goffin1960–American[356]
Alison Goldfrapp1966–EnglishGoldfrapp[357][358][359][360]
Vivien Goldman1954–BritishThe Flying Lizards[361][362]
Delta Goodrem1984–Australian[363][364][365]
Eydie Gormé1928–2013American[366]
Ellie Goulding1986–English[367][368][369][370]
Ariana Grande1993–American[371][372][373][374][375]
Vivian Green1979–American[376]
Patty Griffin1964–American[377][378]
Nanci Griffith1953–2021American[379][380][381]
Grimes1988–CanadianGrimes[382][383][384][385]
Christina Grimmie1994–2016American[386][387][388]
Emily Haines1974–Indian-Canadian[389][390][391]
Hana1989–American[392][393][394]
Emmylou Harris1947–American[395][396][397]
Annie Haslam1947–EnglishRenaissance[398][399]
Juliana Hatfield1967–American
[400][401][402][403][404]
Tramaine Hawkins1950–[405] or 1957–[406]American[61][405][406]
Kirsty Hawkshaw1969–EnglishOpus III[407]
Ella Henderson1996–English[408]
Florence Henderson1934–2016American[409][410][411][412][413]
Katie Herzig1980–American[414][415][416]
Lynn Hilary1982–IrishCeltic Woman[417][418][419]
Anne Hills1953–American[420][421][422][423]
Keri Hilson1982–American[424][425]
Megan Hilty1981–American[426][427][428]
Alison Hinds1970–BarbadianSquare One
Hòa Minzy1995–Vietnamese[429][430][431]
Cissy Houston1933–2024American[432][433][434]
Whitney Houston1963–2012American[435][436][437]
Hyelin1993–South KoreanEXID[438]
Sarah Hyland1990–American[439]
Hyolyn1990–South KoreanSistar[440]
Natalie Imbruglia1975–Australian-British[441]
IU[i]1993–South Korean[444][445][446][447]
Elly Jackson1988–EnglishLa Roux[448][449][450]
Floor Jansen1981–Dutch[451][452][453]
Jill Janus1975–2018AmericanHuntress[454][455][456][457]
Carly Rae Jepsen1985–Canadian[458][459][460]
Jewel1974–American[461][462][463]
Joan As Police Woman1970–AmericanThe Dambuilders[464]
Jeanne JollyAmerican[465][466]
Becky "Saint Saviour" Jones1982 or 1983–[467]English[468][469][470][471]
Shirley Jones1934–American[472][473]
Sheri Jones-Moffett1974–AmericanTed & Sheri[474][475][476]
Joy1996–South KoreanRed Velvet[477]
Valerie June[j]1982–American[478][480][481][482][483]
Jessica Jung1989–Korean-AmericanGirls' Generation[137][484][485][486][487]
Juniel1993–South Korean[488]
Madeline Kahn1942–1999American[489]
Lena Katina1984–Russiant.A.T.u.[citation needed]
Morgan Keene1996 or 1997–[490]AmericanDCappella[490][491]
Kehlani1995–AmericanPoplyfe[492][493][494]
Kei1995–South KoreanLovelyz[495]
Lisa Kelly1977–IrishCeltic Woman[496][497]
Tori Kelly1992–American[498][499][500]
Anna Kendrick1985–American[501][502][503]
Star KendrickAustralianGeowulf[504]
Rachel KerrBritish[505]
Nicole Kidman1967–American-Australian[506]
Kiesza1989–Canadian[507][508][509]
Elle King[k]1989–American[511][512]
Solange Knowles1986–American[513][514]
Alison Krauss1971–American[161][515][516][517]
Liv Kristine1976–Norwegian[518]
Judy Kuhn1958–American[519]
Sissel Kyrkjebø1969–Norwegian[520][521]
Patti LaBelle1944–AmericanLabelle[522][523]
Natalia Lafourcade1989–Mexican[524][525]
Kyla La Grange1986–English[526]
Mary Lambert1989–American[527]
Zara Larsson1997–Swedish[528]
Cyndi Lauper1953–American[529][530]
Avril Lavigne1984–Canadian[531][532][533][534]
Gertrude Lawrence1898–1952English[51][535]
Vicky Leandros1949–[536] or 1952–[537]Greek[538]
Jess Lee1988–Malaysian[539]
Ravyn Lenae1999–AmericanZero Fatigue[540][541][542][543][544]
Adrianne Lenker1991–AmericanBig Thief[545][546][547][548]
Ari Lennox1991–American[549][550][551]
Lykke Li1986–SwedishLiv[552][553][554][555][556]
Lights1987–Canadian[557]
Lina1984–South Korean[558]
Tove Lo1987–Swedish[559][560][561]
Lisa LobsingerCanadian[562]
Lisa Loeb1968–AmericanLiz and Lisa[563]
LeToya Luckett1981–AmericanDestiny's Child[564][565][566][567][568]
Rebecca Luker1961–2020American[51][569][570]
Luna1993–South Koreanf(x)[571][572]
Natalie Maines1974–AmericanThe Chicks[573][574][575][576]
Aimee Mann1960–American[577][578][579]
Sarah Masen1975–American[580]
Jessie Matthews1907–1981British[581]
Lauren Mayberry1987–ScottishChvrches[582][583][584][585][586]
Marin Mazzie1960–2018American[587][588][589][590]
Martina McBride1966–American[591][592][593]
Maureen McGovern1949–American[594][595][596]
Frances McKee1966–Scottish[597][598]
Loreena McKennitt1957–Canadian[599][600][601]
Janet Mead1937–2022Australian[602]
Tift Merritt1975–American[603][604][605]
Ingrid Michaelson1979–American[606][607][608]
Lea Michele[l]1986–American[609][610][611]
Kate Miller-Heidke1981–Australian[612][613]
Milva1939–2021Italian[614][615]
Christina Milian1981–American[616]
Stephanie Mills1957–American[617][618][619]
Kylie Minogue1968–Australian[620][621][622]
Minzy1994–South Korean2NE1[623]
Ruth MoodyAustralian-CanadianThe Wailin' Jennys[624][625][626][627]
Abra Moore1969–AmericanPoi Dog Pondering[628]
Alaina Moore1985–AmericanTennis[629][630][631][632][633]
Chanté Moore1967–American[634][635][636][637][638]
Melba Moore1945–American
Teedra Moses1976–American[639][640][641]
Nana Mouskouri1934–Greek[642][643][644]
Nicole C. Mullen1967–American[645]
Kacey Musgraves[m]1988–American[648][649][650][651]
Youn Sun Nah1969–South Korean[652][653][654][655]
Leigh Nash1976–American[656][657][658][659]
Ultra Naté1970–American[660][661][662]
Jesy Nelson1991–BritishLittle Mix[297]
Nina Nelson1998-AmericanCitizen Queen[663][664][665][666][667]
Juice Newton1952–American[668]
Olivia Newton-John1948–2022British-Australian[669][670]
Candice Night1971–American[671][672]
Chhom NimolCambodian-AmericanDengue Fever[673][674][675]
Nivea1982–American[676]
Bernie Nolan1960–2013Irish-EnglishThe Nolans[677]
Christiane Noll1968–American[678][679]
Terri Nunn1961–AmericanBerlin[680]
Lene Nystrøm1973–NorwegianAqua[681]
Karen O1978–AmericanYeah Yeah Yeahs[682][683][684]
Aoife O'Donovan1982–American[685][686]
Esther Ofarim1941–Israelian[687]
Kelli O'Hara1976–American[688]
Paige O'Hara1956–American[689][690][691]
Sally Oldfield1947–IrishThe Sallyangie[692]
Marie Osmond1959–AmericanThe Osmonds[693][694][695][696]
Laura Osnes1985–American[697]
LaShun Pace1961–2022American[698]
Ashley Park1991–American[699]
Karin Park1978–Swedish-Norwegian[700][701][702]
Rosé Park1997–New Zealand-South KoreanBlackpink[703][704]
Dolly Parton1946–American[461][705]
Heidi Parviainen1979–Finnish[706]
Sandi Patty1956–American[707]
Nina Persson1974–SwedishThe Cardigans[708][709][710][711]
Bernadette Peters1948–American[712][713]
Maisie Peters2000–English[714]
Michelle Phillips1944–AmericanThe Mamas and the Papas[715]
Kellie Pickler1986–American[716]
Leigh-Anne Pinnock1991–English-JamaicanLittle Mix[297]
Laura Pitt-Pulford[n]English[718][719]
Caroline Polachek[o]1985–AmericanChairlift[721][722][723]
Eimear Quinn1972–IrishAnúna[724]
Renée Rapp2000-American
Della Reese1931–2017American[725][726]
Meghan Remy[p]1984– or 1985–[728]CanadianU.S. Girls[729]
Jessie Reyez1991–Canadian[730]
Zoe ReynoldsAmericanKississippi[731][732]
LeAnn Rimes1982–American[733][734]
Minnie Riperton1947–1979AmericanRotary Connection[735][736]
Chappell Roan1998-American[737][738]
Robyn1979–[739] or 1981–[740]Swedish[740][741][742]
Lucy Wainwright Roche1981–AmericanThe Wainwright Sisters[743][744][745][746]
Terre Roche1953–[747]AmericanThe Roches[747][748][749][750][751]
Kate Rockwell1984–American[752]
Olivia Rodrigo2003–American[753][754][755]
Bahja Rodriguez1997– or 1998–[citation needed]AmericanOMG Girlz[756]
Lorely "Empress Of" Rodriguez[q]1989–American[759][760][761][762]
Linda Ronstadt1946–AmericanStone Poneys[763][764]
Caitlin Rose1987–American[765][766][767]
Annie Ross1930–2020British-AmericanLambert, Hendricks & Ross[768][769]
Diana Ross1944–AmericanThe Supremes[51][461][770][771][772]
Emmy Rossum1986–American[773][774][775]
Antonella Ruggiero1952–ItalianMatia Bazar[776]
Kate Rusby1973–English[777]
Patrice Rushen1954–AmericanCAB[778]
Giuni Russo1951–2004Italian
Jessica Sanchez1995–Filipino-American[779]
Emeli Sandé1987–British[780][781][782]
Sandy1983–BrazilianSandy & Junior[783]
Ariana Savalas1986 or 1987–[784]American[784]
Rina Sawayama1990–Japanese-EnglishLazy Lion[785][786][787]
Noelle Scaggs1979–AmericanFitz and the Tantrums[788][789]
Nicole Scherzinger1978–American[790][791][792]
Jill Scott1972–American[793][794]
Cristina Scuccia1988–Italian[795]
Sejeong1996–South Korean[796]
Selena1971–1995AmericanSelena y Los Dinos[797][798][799][800]
Keala Settle1975–American
Amanda Seyfried1985–American[801][802]
Alison ShawBritishCranes[803]
Karen Clark Sheard1960–AmericanThe Clark Sisters[61][804][805]
Elina Siirala1983–FinnishLeaves' Eyes[806]
Alexandra Silber1983–American[807][808]
Jessica Simpson1980–American[51][809]
Helen Sjöholm1970–Swedish[810]
Skin1967–EnglishSkunk Anansie[811][812]
Jorja Smith[r]1997–English[814]
Ruby Jane Smith1994–American[815]
Sy Smith1978–AmericanThe Brand New Heavies[816][817][818][819][820]
Patty Smyth1957–AmericanScandal[821]
Simone Simons1985–DutchEpica[822]
Sohyang1978–South KoreanPOS[823][824][825]
Kyllikki Solanterä1908–1965Finnish[826]
Solji1989–South KoreanEXID[438]
Phillipa Soo1990–American[827][828][829]
Soyeon1987–South KoreanT-ARA[830]
Soyou1992–South KoreanSistar[139]
Esperanza Spalding1984–American[831][832][833]
Eva Spence1990–EnglishRolo Tomassi[834][835]
Vibeke Stene1978–NorwegianTristania[836]
Julia Stone1984–AustralianAngus & Julia Stone[837][838][839]
Tara Strong1973–Canadian-American[840]
Yma Sumac1922[841][842][843] or 1923[844]–2008Peruvian[841][842][843]
Sunny1989–South Korean[139]
Becky Jean "Riva" Taylor1988[845] or 1989–[846]English[847]
Tei Shi1989–Canadian[848][849][850][851][852]
Thái Thanh1934–2020Vietnamese-American[53][853][854][855][856]
Jade Thirlwall1992–BritishLittle Mix[297]
Melody Thornton1984–AmericanThe Pussycat Dolls[857][858]
Hebe Tien1983–TaiwaneseS.H.E[859]
Tinashe1993–AmericanThe Stunners[860][861][862]
Pia Toscano1988–American[863]
Tarja Turunen1977–FinnishNightwish[864][865]
FKA Twigs1988–English[866][867][868]
Ana Paula Valadão1976–BrazilianDiante do Trono[869]
Vérité1990–American[870][871][872][873][874]
Jonalyn Viray1989–FilipinoLa Diva[875][876][877][878]
Anna von Hausswolff1986–Swedish[879][880][881][882][883]
Hannah Waddingham1976–English[884]
Susanna Wallumrød1979–NorwegianMagical Orchestra[885][886]
Martha Wash1953–American[887][888][889]
Sara Watkins1981–American[890][891][892]
Emma Watson1990–English[893]
Wendy1994–South KoreanRed Velvet[894]
Carla Werner1974/1975–[895]New Zealand[895]
Emily West1981–American[656]
Hayley Westenra1987–New ZealandCeltic Woman[896][897]
Deniece Williams1950–AmericanWonderlove[898][898][899][900]
Hayley Williams1988–AmericanParamore[901][902][903]
Lucinda Williams1953–American[904][905][906]
Marion Williams1927–1994American[61][907][908]
Michelle Williams1980–AmericanDestiny's Child[909][910][911]
Vanessa Williams1963–American[912][913][914]
Kelly Willis1968–American[915][916][917]
Ann Wilson1950–AmericanHeart[918][919][920][921][922]
Betsy Wolfe1982–American[923][924][925][926][927]
Chelsea Wolfe1983–American[928][929][930]
Hollis Wong-Wear1987–[931]AmericanThe Flavr Blue[932]
Keke Wyatt1982–AmericanThe Dolls[933]
Alisa Xayalith1986–New ZealandThe Naked and Famous[934]
Yiren2000–ChineseEverglow[935]
Yoonjo1992–[936]South KoreanHello Venus[937]
Tiffany Young1989–South Korean[938]
Younha1988–South Korean[939]
Yuna1986–Malaysian[940][941][942][943][944]
Michelle Zauner1989–AmericanJapanese Breakfast[945][946][947]
Rachel Zeffira1983–[948]CanadianCat's Eyes[948][949][950]
Rachel Zegler2001–American[951]
Julie Zenatti1981–French[952][953]
Jane Zhang1984–Chinese[954][955][956]
Norma Zimmer1923–2011AmericanThe Lawrence Welk Show[957][958][959]
Darlene Zschech1965–AustralianHillsong Worship[645]

See also

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Notes

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  1. ^Some sources also refer to Aguilera as a mezzo-soprano[15][16][17]
  2. ^Aiko is also referred to as a mezzo-soprano[26]
  3. ^Brown is also referred to as a mezzo-soprano[46]
  4. ^Cabello is also referred to as a mezzo-soprano[183]
  5. ^Carey is also referred to as a contralto[196]
  6. ^Dion is also referred to as a mezzo-soprano[161]
  7. ^Doja Cat is also referred to as a mezzo-soprano[281]
  8. ^Some sources also refer to Evancho as a mezzo-soprano[301][302]
  9. ^Some sources also refer to IU as a mezzo-soprano[442][443]
  10. ^Some sources also refer to June as a mezzo-soprano[478][479]
  11. ^King is also referred to as a contralto[510]
  12. ^Michele is also referred to as a mezzo-soprano[161]
  13. ^ Musgraves is also referred to as a mezzo-soprano[646][647]
  14. ^Pitt-Pulford is also referred to as a mezzo-soprano[717]
  15. ^ Polachek is also referred to as a mezzo-soprano[720]
  16. ^Remy is also referred to as a mezzo-soprano[727]
  17. ^Some sources also refer to Rodriguez as a mezzo-soprano[757][758]
  18. ^Smith is also referred to as a mezzo-soprano[813]

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