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Meanings of soprano in English

Russian
сопрано
Portuguese
soprano
Spanish
soprano
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Type of classical female singing voice, highest vocal range of all voice types.

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        сопрано

        Having or denoting a high range.

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              Usage of soprano in English
              1
              Legendary New Zealand soprano Malvina Major has given her final professional performance.
              Radio NZ
              2
              American mezzo-soprano Jamie Barton was chosen as young singer of the year.
              Reuters
              3
              The Conclusion begins with the C-flat in the soprano, in measure forty-one.
              The Masters and Their Music / A series of illustrative programs ...
              4
              The soprano Gabriella Di Laccio said she was shocked by the research.
              The Guardian
              5
              The words came ringing up the mountain slope in a bell-like soprano.
              Peak and Prairie / From a Colorado Sketch-book
              6
              She followed the air with nodding head in a sweet soprano hum.
              The Voice of the City: Further Stories of the Four Million
              7
              In this live-streamed performance, Power will be joined by soprano Michelle O'Rourke.
              Independent.ie
              8
              On surged the voices, bass, soprano, alto, tenor, in loud and mighty
              Blue Ridge Country
              9
              Singers receive as much for the soprano as for the tenor voice.
              Woman and the Republic / A Survey of the Woman-Suffrage Movement...
              10
              Noticing Richard was awake she addressed him in a singularly soprano voice.
              Men of Affairs
              11
              Mezzo-soprano singer who has performed in opera houses in Vienna and Paris.
              Reuters
              12
              She seemed to be about the only American child soprano we had.
              Somewhere in Red Gap
              13
              Now, we all know that it was Nixon, a sweetly voiced soprano.
              The Irish Times
              14
              Norma combines the requirements of both a coloratura and a dramatic soprano.
              Artemis Fowl: The Lost Colony
              15
              Russian-American soprano Dina Kuznetsova is performing here for the first time… Audio
              Radio NZ
              16
              Then there was a diversion, the new soprano having consented to sing.
              The First Soprano
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              Portuguese
              soprano
              Soprano through the time
              Soprano across language varieties
              New Zealand
              Common
              Ireland
              Less common
              United Kingdom
              Rare
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