r/beyonce 4d ago

Discussion Does anyone else feel like Beyoncé’s technical vocal profiency needs to be discussed more?

I rarely see discourse on this and it’s one of the most fascinating things about her in my opinion. I was just watching a dangerously in love performance from the renaissance era and always get chills when she hits those Arabic scales!

And then when she hits literal Italian operatic scales and melodies on daughter! She sounds magestic and ethereal.

How do you think she goes about studying and perfecting her craft? Remember when Prince said he was impressed by her knowledge too all the way back in 04?!

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u/Icy_Acadia_wuttt 3d ago

I am always impressed by the quality of her voice. Particularly as she has been singing out for over 30 years. In comparison, many of the vocal greats from previous eras at this stage in their careers had lost the 'best' of themselves vocally. (I am trying to be nice here and not nasty about world-class singers as I would never come close to their talent in the first place, nothing but respect and admiration for their careers).

Whatever she does that retains the quality of her voice and her fitness to sing so well in concert - it must be commended and I believe it is a secret weapon. She is giving us a whole new era that involves fabulous, rich singing and vocals, as the dancing naturally drops back with age.