soprano English

Meaning soprano meaning

What does soprano mean?

Definitions in simple English

soprano Noun

— A soprano is the highest pitched voice range of a woman or a young boy. The soprano range is from middle C to the A which is 13 notes above.

— A soprano is a person who has a voice in the soprano range. The sopranos in the choir struggled to sing the high notes in tune.

— A soprano is a musical instrument in the soprano range. The soprano saxophone is often used in Irish music.

soprano

— noun a female singer

— noun the pitch range of the highest female voice

— noun the highest female voice; the voice of a boy before puberty

— adjective (= treble) having or denoting a high range soprano voice soprano sax the boy still had a fine treble voice the treble clef

Synonyms soprano synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as soprano?

soprano English » English

treble

tenor

falsetto

descant

alto

melody

high-pitched tone

high-pitched

high-key

high

canto

Topics soprano topics

What do people use soprano to talk about?

Social behavior Social activity Music

Sing

• What words describe how high or low a person sings?
  soprano alto baritone bass

Examples soprano examples

How do I use soprano in a sentence?

Simple sentences

She is famous as a soprano.

Mary sings soprano.

The soprano received thunderous applause for her performance.

Kenny Gorelick murdered the soprano saxophone.

She sings soprano.

He sings soprano.

Movie subtitles

Even an extraordinary policeman seems a strange sweetheart for an operatic soprano.

First soprano.

You're as phoney as an opera soprano.

The one belonging to the soprano.

I had to do something. And what I did was the soprano.

Whoa, and there better be a soprano on the other end.

The prince is more of a soprano.

Bernard, you are a soprano!

Soprano?

Soprano!

This much for the tenor, the soprano, the orchestra.

Now, her cousin was not only gifted on the glockenspiel, but being a screech owl, also sang soprano in the London opera.

You left me without a soprano again!

You left me without a soprano.

To get you in that room quickly. Mrs. Schmalhausen will sing a soprano solo in this room.

Isn't my soprano voice pretty?

Baritone, tenor, soprano, alto.

And what I did was the soprano.

But here, all they can talk about is waste of money. They count the pennies. This much for the tenor, the soprano, the orchestra.

Yeah, soprano.

Unless you wanna sing soprano.

Do you wanna make your next statement in soprano?

Lola Deveraux, whose head of red hair was, till recently, the toast of four continents. That lady possessed a remarkable mezzo soprano, and displayed a fondness for lilies, did she not?

Yeah, soprano looked delicious.

Is he still star soprano in the choir, or has his voice changed?

Piccolo, there is positively no boy soprano part in this composition, so shut up!

How do you warm up a cold soprano?

It must have been a very bad sickness to give Mr Feiner a soprano voice.

Yes, like the figure of the soprano.

First kid you ever sent me that doesn't sound like a soprano.

Perhaps you'd like to sing soprano next time I play.

And you better watch out. Because if your mother finds out just how fast it goes, I'm gonna end up singing soprano in the boy's choir.

A soprano!

She was famous as a genius soprano since she was little.

Giuseppina PentangeIi-- the greatest soprano lirico of the 22nd century transcends them all.