Desribe a "sweet" voice?

Answer 1

Soft and maybe a bit higher pitched than normal. Think of the kind of voice you would use talking to a shy kid or a shy animal, without using baby talk. You would want to sound soothing, reassuring, and harmless.

Answer 2

In classical terms, a lyric voice. one that moves with ease and lightness between notes and phrases. applies to any voice category ( alto, baritone, tenor, even bass). there is generally a sense of freshness and youth also associated with this sound, although a lot of people retain it into their mature years, so don't let age fool you!
a dramatic voice, however, can curl the hair on your toes, and give you the impression that you might not want to stand too close. It's a voice quality that comes only with age and experience, and if it is forced, will ruin a voice before its time. ( most experts maintain that it kicks in at around 35-40 yrs old)

Answer 3

For me it's sopranno, but not overly shrill. Loud enough to fill a theatre but not the type of voice that belts. One that no matter how suggestive the lyrics still sounds innocent. Soft, soothing like birdsong.

Answer 4

In my opinion, Karen Carpenter had a very sweet voice, Mama Cass Elliot had a very sweet voice and also Gloria Estefan on most of her soft slow ballads was very sweet also.

There are many sweet voices in music.

And it's all how you interpret them too.

soft. smooth, nice transitions between notes.

Answer 5

such as the voices of Jazz singers Stacey Kent, Tierney Sutton...

Answer 6

the opposite of low pitched and raspy.

Answer 7

It's high pitched.