Those that can reflect technical skills, such as Liu Ke's "Breaking Dawn", are probably like a2, but it is difficult to sing to death

There are also Lin Zhixuan's "Never Left" and "If It Wasn't Because You"

Most of Zhang Yusheng's songs "Still Friends", "Do You Really Love Me", "I Expect" and "The Name of the Rose"

I will give these examples although the highest note starts from A2 to a3 range from a2 to a3, but they are all difficult songs, so please sing slowly

Treble, a musical term, here refers to a singing method of real voice; treble is always the core issue in singing. To a certain extent, it represents the strength of a singer; as long as the vocal skills are practiced scientifically, everyone can have the ability to sing high notes.

Generally, men’s vocal range ranges from C1 to C5, and the lowest pitch for men is C1. Only a handful of men in the world can reach the C1 pitch, or even reach the second lowest LowC negative value, which is the true male voice. The treble does not exceed C5, and the most talented men do not exceed G5, such as Adam Lambert.

Due to their short vocal cords, women can naturally sing higher, with a range of C2-B5. The high-pitched part here refers to the real voice, and the vocal cords fully vibrate; men have a lower range than women physiologically. The octave is the same, and women are one octave higher than men. Here is the concept of equivalence; singing is an art, and you cannot just look at the high notes. To measure whether a singer meets the standard, it depends on his overall ability to control the work.

Treble, midrange, and bass are collectively referred to as sound zones.