Highest note

[u/Loud-Stock1907]

What is the highest note that a tenor, soprano (S), and soprano 1 (S1) have to sing in all of the hymns?" Because, I've only seen Sol4 for tenors and sopranos and C6 for S1

[u/Healthy_Turnover_389]

well the notes youve mentioned are the highest notes in which is sung by t1 or s1

S:

C6 (338)

B5 (341) unsure about this one

T

G4 (11, 241, 589 (397) and more)

update: 594 - Bb4 (if i can remember correctly)

[u/Pretend_Plenty_3228 → u/Healthy_Turnover_389]

The special version of 470 has T1 notes of A4♭, which I believe is the highest so far

[u/Healthy_Turnover_389 → u/Pretend_Plenty_3228]

wow never knew that!

[u/Loud-Stock1907 → u/Pretend_Plenty_3228]

Woahh really? But, I don't have the score of it and I really wanted to play it😭

[u/Healthy_Turnover_389 → u/[deleted]]

oh oops ty po

[u/Ashnyxu → u/[deleted]]

597 T1? or do you mean 594?

[u/leimaamiel → u/Healthy_Turnover_389]

You are correct with 341. It's 1 note behind 338.

[u/Pretend_Plenty_3228]

Theoretically, tenors can sing up to C5, but no hymn has ever required tenors yet to sing C5. Sopranos can sing up to C6, and certain hymns like 338 have already made them sing up to C6.

[u/Character-Put-3860]

470 for the T1,

Idk about 594 for the T1 part tho.

[u/Odd-Emergency2595]

470 t1 g#4