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Vocal range of My Way by Frank Sinatra

Original key
D
Range
G2 – F#4

My Way spans 1 octave and 11 semitones. No single voice type covers it in the original key without strain, so most singers change the key.

The best key for each voice type

Computed from the song's range and typical comfortable ranges. Capo positions use open chord shapes.

VoiceSing it inChangeGuitarNotes you'll sing
BassC2 semitones downC shapes, no capoF2 – E4
BaritoneE2 semitones upE shapes, no capoA2 – G#4
TenorG5 semitones upG shapes, no capoC3 – B4
AltoDb11 semitones upCapo 1, C shapesF#3 – F5
Mezzo-sopranoEan octave and 2 semitones upE shapes, no capoA3 – G#5
SopranoGan octave and 5 semitones upG shapes, no capoC4 – B5

Voice types are a rough guide: your own range can sit higher or lower than your type.

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Questions about My Way

What is the vocal range of My Way?

My Way by Frank Sinatra goes from G2 to F#4, a span of 1 octave and 11 semitones.

What key is My Way in?

The original recording is in D.

What key should a man sing My Way in?

Bass: C; Baritone: E; Tenor: G.

What key should a woman sing My Way in?

Alto: Db; Mezzo-soprano: E; Soprano: G.

Songs with a similar range

Sources: Musicnotes · Hooktheory · checked 2026-10-31 · how we measure

Musicnotes shows the notated range G3–F#5; male vocal in treble clef sounds an octave lower