Soprano

What do we mean by soprano?

The highest singing voice of a woman or young boy. noun

A singer having such a voice. noun

The tonal range characteristic of a soprano. noun

An instrument that sounds within this range. noun

A vocal or instrumental part written within this range. noun

In music, the highest variety of the female voice; treble. noun

A singer with such a voice. noun

A voice-part for or sung by such a voice. noun

Pertaining to the soprano: as, soprano music: a soprano voice; the soprano compass.

The treble; the highest vocal register; the highest kind of female or boy's voice; the upper part in harmony for mixed voices. noun

A singer, commonly a woman, with a treble voice. noun

Musical part or section higher in pitch than alto and other sections. noun

Person or instrument that performs the soprano part. noun

The pitch range of the highest female voice noun

The highest female voice; the voice of a boy before puberty noun

Having or denoting a high range adjective

A female singer noun

Musical part or section higher in pitch than alto and other sections.

Person or instrument that performs the soprano part.

The high female singing voice in opera, choir, and music in general, with a singing range from C4 (middle C) to D6 (D over a woman's high C) just over two octaves above. Situated over the mezzo-soprano (who often plays her rival), the soprano usually plays the female lead in opera and musical theater, usually the heroine. Many pop and broadway singers are sopranos, although the vocal subcategories used in opera are not applied to them. Examples include Amy Adams, Sarah Brightman, Julie Andrews, Allison Crowe, Joni Mitchell, Dolly Parton, Jayma Mays, Charlotte Church, Mariah Carey, Minnie Riperton, Floor Jansen and Kristin Chenoweth. Urban Dictionary

The highest female voice type, highest choir part. The soprano section of a choir may often be divided into Soprano I and Soprano II, each singing different parts when the soprano music breaks off into two sections. A woman or pre-pubescent boy who possesses such a voice. Urban Dictionary

Literaly, the gangster family on HBO. The level of writing and acting on this show made just the word "soprano" take on a new meaning; Now when you hear nas say this he means 1: Violently, illegally or aggresively 2: Living a life of this kind Urban Dictionary

The bitches of choir Urban Dictionary

Verb - To watch a series of episodes of a tv show in one sitting in sequence. Taken from the propensity of people doing this to 'catch up' on HBO's tv show, The Sopranos Urban Dictionary

An HBO TV series that focuses on Mafia chieftain Tony Soprano's blood and mob family. Amazing acting, great writing and stories. It's still my favorite TV show and always will. The show is notorious for it's abrasive use of profanity, shocking violence and nudity/sexuality. Certainly not for kids under the age of 17. Urban Dictionary

A HBO series based on the New Jersey based DeCavalcante crime family. A crime family that was always looked down upon by the five families from New York. Urban Dictionary

The highest female voicing within choral music. Usually the bearer of melody. Urban Dictionary

The act of singing soprano. Urban Dictionary

A popular telivision mafia family found in a show of the same name on HBO. The core consists of Tony, a large, level headed mob boss. Carmela, the somewhat and rightly disgruntled spouse of Tony. Meadow, the politically leftist but bright daughter. A.J., the spitting image of Tony without all the redeeming qualities (an asshole). Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to soprano:
soprano, soprani.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word soprano:
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Words that rhyme with soprano:
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Adjectives that are often used to describe soprano:
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Nouns that are often described by the adjective soprano:
voice, part, soloist, voices, solo, singer, parts, tone, recorder, chorus, saxophone, roles, note, instrument, line, role, bass, air, lead, range, clef, sound, tenor, melody, sax, duet, soloists, tones, song, castrato, arias, singers, scream, see, repertory, heroine, laughter, baritone, quality, orchestra, notes, piano, version, contralto, choir, flute, shriek, feeling, clarinet, songs, confidante, instruments, pitch, member, entrance, teacher, cornet, trombone, singing, solos, xylophone, filial, player, laugh, cry, recitative, viardot, register, stud, vocalist, violin, sky, bark, salome, graves, coloratura, cavatina, ensemble, sassaroli, onegin, oboes, wishes, melodies, quartet, trio, lesson, entry, cries, alberich, bartoli, mustapha, tourel, playing.

Consonant match to soprano:
soprani.

Words that sound like soprano:
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