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dramatic soprano

dramatic soprano noun: an operatic soprano with a voice characterized as powerful, intense, and emotive; a voice that can cut through a full orchestra, often characterized by a darker timbre, a strong low register, and significant stamina for heroic or tragic roles; sometimes trained as a mezzo-soprano.

Noun

dramatic soprano (plural dramatic sopranos)

  1. An operatic soprano with a voice characterized as powerful, intense, and emotive; a voice that can cut through a full orchestra, often characterized by a darker timbre, a strong low register, and significant stamina for heroic or tragic roles; sometimes trained as a mezzo-soprano.

Forms of dramatic soprano

pluraldramatic sopranos

Questions about dramatic soprano

What does dramatic soprano mean?
Dramatic soprano means an operatic soprano with a voice characterized as powerful, intense, and emotive; a voice that can cut through a full orchestra, often characterized by a darker timbre, a strong low register, and significant stamina for heroic or tragic roles; sometimes trained as a mezzo-soprano.
What part of speech is dramatic soprano?
Dramatic soprano is a noun.
What is the plural of dramatic soprano?
The plural of dramatic soprano is dramatic sopranos.

Words near dramatic soprano in the dictionary

  1. dramatic ironies
  2. dramatic irony
  3. dramatic license
  4. Dramatic Prakrit
  5. dramatic present
  6. dramatic soprano
  7. dramatic structure
  8. dramatic structures
  9. dramatic unity
  10. dramatical
  11. dramatically

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