Music World Records

Alan St.Louis sang The Star-Spangled Banner 25 times in one day. He set the record in coordination with Shootout For Soldiers and during an opening ceremony at University of Massachusetts Lowell.

Alan St.Louis sang The Star-Spangled Banner 21 times in three days. He set the record during his performances on back-to-back holiday tournaments.

Konstantinos Adamantidis played 961 distinct piano notes in 60 seconds using both hands on a Kawai MP7SE digital piano in Thessaloniki, Greece. Unlike single-key speed records, this attempt spans the full keyboard — verified down to the millisecond through raw MIDI data analysis, making it one of the most precisely documented piano speed records ever submitted.

Aman Bathla played 804 notes per minute on a piano. He used an original composition titled "Pragaman" for the attempt, which is a piece based on Indian classical music.

Park L. has listened to a song 4,294,944,987 times in iTunes.

ToTsreferenced potatoes 30 times in his rap song “Crispy.”DJ Mix Master Mash provided beats for the song. ToTs, who raps only about potatoes, recently raised money through Kickstarter[] to produce a full-length album. The Coup De Tots will be released in 2010.

Chris Cowlin published 39 quiz books based on musicians.

Brett Walling from Citizen Effect named 21 Radiohead songs in 30 seconds.

Matthew A. completed 16 four-chord progressions in 30 seconds.

Cosmo placed 35 sexual innuendos in a potato-themed rap song.

Lou Trez, Kelly Lichtenwaldt, and Joe Wolf -- collectively known as the pop-punk band Quickie -- performed 44 shows in one day. Read more about the feat here.

Operatic tenor Michael Kennedy sang 24 single-breath opera songs in 10 minutes, a new world record. Each song was sung using just one breath.

English Austrian pianist Ulli Wigger fired off 1,204 single-note keystrokes in 60 seconds on June 15, 2025, earning the RecordSetter title for Most Single-Note Piano Keystrokes in One Minute (Female). The run—captured on an unmodified Yamaha N3X hybrid piano with 56 g hammer action—was counted by a custom MIDI plug-in that filters duplicates within 25 ms, ensuring every strike is a bona-fide note. Witness statements, notarization and raw-vs-filtered MIDI files back up the blistering 20.07 notes-per-second pace. Think you can top it? Grab a weighted, MIDI-capable piano, follow the rules below and submit your uncut video to beat the mark of 1,204 notes. Deutsch Die österreichische Pianistin Ulli Wigger erzielte am 15. Juni 2025 1 204 einzelne Klavieranschläge in 60 Sekunden und hält damit den RecordSetter-Titel für die meisten einzelnen Klavieranschläge in einer Minute (Frauen). Gespielt wurde auf einem unveränderten Yamaha N3X-Hybridflügel mit 56 g Hammermechanik; ein speziell entwickeltes MIDI-Plug-in filterte Dubletten innerhalb von 25 ms heraus und garantierte, dass jeder Anschlag wirklich einzeln gezählt wurde. Zeugenaussagen, notarielle Beglaubigung und die Roh- bzw. gefilterten MIDI-Daten untermauern das atemberaubende Tempo von 20,07 Anschlägen pro Sekunde. Traust du dir mehr zu? Hol dir ein gewichtetes, MIDI-fähiges Klavier, beachte die untenstehenden Regeln und reiche dein ungeschnittenes Video ein, um die Marke von 1 204 Anschlägen zu knacken.

While hosting an episode of RecordSetter Kids, sisters Christina, Katherine, Lisa, Amy, Lauren, and Dani, collectively known as Cimorelli, sang simultaneously, a RecordSetter World Record. Want to challenge their record? Have parental guidance and follow all rules listed on this page.

Aleta Findlay skipped38 times while singing Part of Your Worldin 30 seconds. Findlay set the record on February 21, 2010 at the 2nd Annual Brooklyn World Record Day, an event hosted by RecordSetter in conjunction with Beam Camp as part of their Inventgenuity Festival. #BWRD02

Anthony R. of Isaac Improv caught eight Skittles thrown in the air in his mouth while listening to the chorus of Kelly Clarkson's Heartbeat Song in a moving car.