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Meanings of coloratura in English
Portuguese
soprano coloratura Catalan
coloratura Usage of coloratura in English
1
Norma combines the requirements of both a coloratura and a dramatic soprano.
2
I see what come once in a lifetime only- agreatcoloratura.
3
I am a medium, a coloratura hypnotist and a spirituous control.
4
Its coloratura was so light and flexible that it might be a woman.
5
Her sister, Carlotta, was also a coloratura vocalist of exquisite technique.
6
And specially coloratura-wit'outrhythm, wit'out music, all dees ha-hahais vocalize, not'ing more.
7
You ask me to explain the difference between the coloratura and the dramatic organ.
8
The next number on the program will probably be the soloist-say, a coloratura soprano.
9
The coloratura voice will sing upper C, and it will sound very high indeed.
10
Their style of singing was the flexible, florid, coloratura style.
11
But her wonderful voice was a fragile coloratura, and her first baby demolished it.
12
A coloratura soprano against a baritone in a Wagnerian choir.
13
And dees girl, is coloratura, even a bones is coloratura.
14
Do I think the coloratura voice will ever become dramatic?
15
It is quite true there are not many coloratura singers of the first rank to-day.
16
Therefore there are very few coloratura singers at present, since their opportunities are so limited.
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