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Meanings of discantus in English
Musical term with several meanings.
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Examples for "soprano"
Examples for "soprano"
1
Legendary New Zealand soprano Malvina Major has given her final professional performance.
2
American mezzo-soprano Jamie Barton was chosen as young singer of the year.
3
The Conclusion begins with the C-flat in the soprano, in measure forty-one.
4
The soprano Gabriella Di Laccio said she was shocked by the research.
5
The words came ringing up the mountain slope in a bell-like soprano.
1
He risked glancing up and saw that the descant spell was working.
2
It was very pleasant to hear Mr. Thorne descant on this matter.
3
Presently was mingled with the bird's descant low singing of another kind.
4
He then proceeded to descant upon the general wrongs of horses.
5
Presently he led out an animal and began to descant upon its merits.
1
In which the gentleman discants on bravery and heroic virtue, till an unlucky accident puts an end to the discourse.
2
For many ages men, and particularly those engaged in the literary field of thought, have discanted on the baseness of the passion of jealousy.