Soprano

Definition

Soprano is the highest voice part in choral music. It typically has a bright and soaring quality.

Imagine a soprano as a sparkling diamond necklace. Its high notes shine brilliantly and catch everyone's attention.

Alto: The voice part below soprano that provides harmony or counterpoint.

Mezzo-soprano: A female voice type between soprano and alto with a slightly lower range than soprano.

Coloratura soprano: A type of soprano known for their agility and ability to sing intricate runs and trills.

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