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Meanings of baritone in English

Portuguese
barítono
Catalan
baríton

A cylindrical bore instrument, member of the brass instrument family, pitched in B♭.

barítono
Portuguese
barítono
Catalan
baríton

A male singer.

barítono
Portuguese
barítonos
Catalan
baríton

The second lowest adult male singing voice.

barítonos
Russian
баритон
Portuguese
barítono
Spanish
baritono
Catalan
barítons

Vocal and pitch range above bass and below tenor.

Related terms
баритон
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Examples for "baritone voice"
Examples for "baritone voice"
1
On the telephone from Barcelona, she says: He had a baritone voice.
The Guardian
2
The general nodded, and with his baritone voice, he quieted the room.
Transfer of power
3
He had a tuneful baritone voice and a correct ear for music.
Life of John Coleridge Patteson : Missionary Bishop of the Melan...
4
Tyrone's deep baritone voice conveyed honesty and a little bit of urgency.
Terminal Compromise
5
In his most characteristic roles, his controlled baritone voice expressed sympathy and concern.
The Irish Times
Usage of baritone in English
1
On the telephone from Barcelona, she says: He had a baritone voice.
The Guardian
2
Something is going to happen, Jesry proclaimed in his usual confident baritone.
Anathem
3
He was warbling in a fine mellow baritone that popular German ballad:
The Man with the Clubfoot
4
German baritone currently in Auckland to perform two concerts with Bach Musica.
Radio NZ
5
His melancholy is a musical effect, an expression of the baritone art.
The new yorker
6
The general nodded, and with his baritone voice, he quieted the room.
Transfer of power
7
Eric's deep baritone vibrated throughout the station, followed by a woman's sobs.
Dead air
8
His voice seemed weak and high-pitched in comparison to the Hunter's baritone.
The Link
9
He looked into the lens and began speaking in his deep baritone.
Warlord: an alex hawke novel
10
In the opera, the president is portrayed by Matthew Worth, a baritone.
Reuters
11
Next there could be heard the baritone buzz of a holly tree.
The Irish Times
12
He had a tuneful baritone voice and a correct ear for music.
Life of John Coleridge Patteson : Missionary Bishop of the Melan...
13
Her laughter was high and reluctant and his was baritone and booming.
Stiltsville: a novel
14
His low baritone sent chills rushing over her flesh when he chuckled.
Strong, sleek and sinful
15
Joe has a pretty tenor and Eddie is lower, like a baritone.
Black is the new white
16
Tyrone's deep baritone voice conveyed honesty and a little bit of urgency.
Terminal Compromise
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New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
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