soprano
/səˈprænoʊ/
adjective
- Relating to or having the range of a soprano voice or instrument.
- He plays a soprano ukulele, which is smaller and higher-pitched.
- She joined the soprano section of the chorus.
- The soprano line in the score is written in the treble clef.
noun
- The highest singing voice in women and boys, or a singer with that voice.
- Many young boys sing soprano before their voices change.
- She has been a soprano in the city choir for ten years.
- The soprano hit the high note perfectly during the opera.
- A part written for a soprano voice.
- The choir director asked the sopranos to sing more softly.
- The soprano part in this piece is very challenging.
- He arranged the song so the soprano carries the melody.
- An instrument with a high pitch range, such as a soprano saxophone or recorder.
- The band featured a soprano sax in the jazz number.
- She switched from alto to soprano recorder for the solo.
- The soprano saxophone has a bright, piercing sound.
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