Meanings of dramatic soprano in English

Norma combines the requirements of both a coloratura and a dramatic soprano.

American dramatic soprano Christine Goerke is one of the world's most in-demand singers.

Pinkert, a Polish singer of good routine and fine skill; his dramatic soprano, Mlle.

Christine Goerke Photo: Chicago Opera American dramatic soprano Christine Goerke is one of the world's most in-demand singers.

Emma Bell, now very much a dramatic soprano, was a forthright Eva opposite Daniel Kirch's cleanly lyrical Walther.

But the passages which had been written for the light high soprano of Madame Carvalho were poorly adapted for a dramatic soprano.

Irish dramatic soprano Miriam Murphy was announced as one of two winners of the first International Wagner Competition in Seattle on Saturday night.

She discovered the full measure of her own deficiencies, and she determined to make herself a competent lyric soprano, perhaps something of a dramatic soprano.

The foundation is endowed by the late Swedish dramatic soprano and is said to be the "most generous prize in the world of classical music".

" Dramatic Soprano" was on the program; a new name, quite unknown to Jim.

"For a dramatic soprano you sing that light music with extraordinary ease and fluency."

"Would you be pleased," I asked, "if later on your voice should develop into a dramatic soprano?"