soprano

A soprano voice that is pure and free from any roughness.

A soprano voice of exceptionally clean and unblemished quality.

A soprano who is young, often at the beginning of their career.

The main soprano soloist in an opera or concert.

Refers to the lead or highest-voiced soprano in a choir or section.

A soprano who sings a lower part than the first soprano.

An adult female singer with a high voice.

A young male singer with an unchanged high voice.

A soprano who performs in operas.

An adult male singer who sings in the soprano range, often a countertenor.

A soprano with a warm, bright voice, often cast in roles of young, romantic heroines.

A soprano with a powerful, rich, and emotive voice, suited for heroic operatic roles.

A soprano specializing in music with elaborate ornamentation, including fast scales and trills.

A dramatic soprano with exceptional stamina to sing the demanding roles in Wagner's operas.

Used to describe the quality or manner of singing, as in 'sings in a clear soprano'.

To perform the soprano part in a musical piece.

The highest category of female or boy's singing voice.

The line of music written for the soprano voice in a composition.