mezzo-soprano Antonyms
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Meaning of mezzo-soprano
mezzo-soprano (n)
a soprano with a voice between soprano and contralto
the female singing voice between contralto and soprano
mezzo-soprano (a.)
Having a medium compass between the soprano and contralto; -- said of the voice of a female singer.
mezzo-soprano (n.)
A mezzo-soprano voice.
A person having such a voice.
mezzo-soprano Sentence Examples
- The mezzo-soprano's rich and versatile voice captivated the audience.
- The mezzo-soprano role in the opera requires a singer with both power and agility.
- The mezzo-soprano's aria showcased her incredible range and expressive capabilities.
- The mezzo-soprano's lower register adds depth and richness to the ensemble.
- The mezzo-soprano's voice is often described as having a velvety, warm quality.
- The mezzo-soprano's technique allows her to sing both high and low notes with equal ease.
- The mezzo-soprano's voice is perfectly suited for roles that require both dramatic and lyrical singing.
- The mezzo-soprano's performance left a lasting impression on the audience.
- The mezzo-soprano's voice soared through the auditorium, filling it with a beautiful and resonant sound.
- The mezzo-soprano's talent and dedication were evident in her every performance.
FAQs About the word mezzo-soprano
a soprano with a voice between soprano and contralto, the female singing voice between contralto and sopranoHaving a medium compass between the soprano and cont
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The mezzo-soprano's rich and versatile voice captivated the audience.
The mezzo-soprano role in the opera requires a singer with both power and agility.
The mezzo-soprano's aria showcased her incredible range and expressive capabilities.
The mezzo-soprano's lower register adds depth and richness to the ensemble.
