Associations to the word «Soprano»
Noun
- Baroque
- Felicity
- Organ
- Concerto
- Repertory
- Horne
- Dante
- Soprano
- Magdalena
- Horn
- Mimi
- Eileen
- Diva
- Donna
- Yvonne
- Bel
- Composer
- Martina
- Mandolin
- Heidi
- Wagner
- Elegy
- Concert
- Phyllis
- Sill
- Schubert
- Meadow
- Marguerite
- Fleming
- Geraldine
- Carmen
- Cor
- Elena
- Giuseppe
- Emma
- Marilyn
- Voice
- Trio
- Maria
- Crossover
- Lillian
- Sutherland
- Trois
- Salvatore
- Macbeth
- Giacomo
- Cheryl
- Unison
- Overture
- Amour
- Christine
- Singing
- Dame
- Patricia
- Francesca
- Kathleen
- Rosa
- Instrument
- Anna
- Cycle
- Beverly
- Jenkins
- Cathy
- Eva
- Regina
- Chant
- Mater
- Jennifer
- Jackie
- Marie
- Text
- Evelyn
- Gloria
- Portrayal
- Tristan
- Performer
- Fanny
- Domingo
- Nightingale
- Joan
- Role
- Luigi
- Sarah
- Hymn
- Lacy
- Stade
- Quintet
- Markus
Wiktionary
SOPRANO, noun. Musical part or section higher in pitch than alto and other sections.
SOPRANO, noun. Person or instrument that performs the soprano part.
Dictionary definition
SOPRANO, noun. A female singer.
SOPRANO, noun. The highest female voice; the voice of a boy before puberty.
SOPRANO, noun. The pitch range of the highest female voice.
SOPRANO, adjective. Having or denoting a high range; "soprano voice"; "soprano sax"; "the boy still had a fine treble voice"; "the treble clef".
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