Need suggestions: High pitched female singers

Nana Mouskouri is the best selling female artist in the world. I haven't read the whole thread so someone may surely have mentioned her. if you are talking about the female singers with the high little girl voices, I have some names I can give you that isn't included in the female jazz singer thread. It isn't everyones cup of tea.

Emma Kirkby

Annie Haslam!

Five+ octave range, near perfect intonation, Great power, control, and dynamics, and loads of emotion.

She was the lead vocalist for British prog band, Renaissance. 

Longish tracks, with classical influences, great keyboards, and Annie's vocals floating over it all.

Touching Once

Ashes Are Burning

Allison Kraus

Dolly Parton

If you have the patience to listen to a foreign song, please try this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rCEI0JxPOtQ

Heather Nova - Island 

Joan Baez, Anne Wilson, Annie Haslam

The best of them all !

Annie Haslam of Renaissance … big range, but when called for can hit high notes few mentioned so far could.  Listen to Prologue on Live at Carnegie Hall.

😂

Heather Nova 

Barry Gibb 😆

Sandi Patti (sometimes spelled Patty)

Deniece Williams

Patty Griffin

At The Sound Of The Bell
@larryincmh Fantastic album

Janita "Jenny " Haan 

lead singer of "Babe Ruth"  their debut album is unique and eclectic and kicks butt... Jenny can screech with the best of em

kudos above to blackbag20 for Geddy

Another for Joan Baez.

Brrr.....brrrr......brrrrr......brrrrrrr      Busy Line

Rose Murphy, and lyrical to boot.

No contest - Yma Sumac!

+1 on Sarah Brightman and whoever played Giilda in the Metropoloitan Opera’s recent production of Rigoletto (which was on PBS yesterday afternoon 6/21/22), her duets with the title character were just amazing. I would be interested in listening to your playlist when you’re finished. I’ve been quite struck lately by the power of the female voice when it reaches the upper registers, Sarah Brightman got me started when I listened to her CD ‘Eden.’ Her presence on some tracks was very ‘operatic.’

@blackbag20 if you want high pitched male singers besides Geddy then give a listen to David Surkamp of Pavlov’s Dog fame on the “At the Sound of the Bell” album ha ha!

Toni Basil

Mariah Carey. I used to have a lot of nice crystal, but no more.

Phoebe Snow

+1 for Minnie Riperton

Katie Melua on Piece by Piece

Rachelle Ferrell

+1 Minnie Riperton

Allison Krauss may not exactly be considered high pitch but she has great range and her delivery sounds effortless

Kathleen Edwards

Don't forget Yma Sumac, whose top register exceeds even Minnie Riperton. Sounds extrahuman -- Peruvian rain forest sounds.

Whitney Houston

Linda Ronstadt has one of the best overall female voices ever. She can do EVERY kind of music, from rock and traditional American to Broadway to her heritage Mexican.

Find a better and more versatile voice if you can.

Oh, and unlike many "singers" listed here, she can ACTUALLY SING, which, apparently, has nothing to do with either getting a recording contract or being "popular."

Maria Muldaur sold a LOT of Audio Research/Magneplaner speakers for me in the 1970’s with Midnight at the Oasis.

Very helpful, thanks everyone.

I'll add some my daughter had when she was young

Mae Questel...the voice of Betty Boop, Olive Oyl, Little Audrey, Wendy the good witch

T.A.T.U

Believe it or not Ariel Winter from Modern Family (cartoon voice overs)

Jesca Hoop, Sixpence, Hillary Duff, Jewel, Rachel Farris, Janet Jackson, The Bangles,

Prince when singing in falsetto

Morgan James

Wilson sisters, Heart.

Kate Wolf would be high on my list.  Any of her albums but “Back Roads” and “Close to You” are my most played  

Give Kina Grannis a listen as well.  The “Stairwells” album.

Sabine Devieilhe.

Geddy Lee ... couldn't resist

Joni Mitchell

My top vocal jazz artists :

Chantal Chamberland

Chie Ayado

Emi Fujita

?Do one on low pitched female singers?

• Avril Lavigne.
• Dua Lipa.
• Cher.
• Adele.
• Annie Lennox.
• Florence Welch.
• Selena Gomez.
• Nina Simone.

Watch the 'Bass Queen' sing the lowest note by a woman | Guinness World Records

That's 72.5Hz.

Cindy Lauper

Anais Mitchell.

+ 1 for Eva Cassidy

Cecilia Bartoli.

+1 Bjork

Bjork

Celine Dion

Mariah Carey

Kate Miller-Heidke