soprano

• Relativo al registro vocal más agudo en música, empleado típicamente para voces de mujeres o niños; también se aplica a instrumentos con tesitura aguda.

Relating to the highest vocal range in music, typically used for female or child singers.

1. High vocal rangeB2formal

   Relating to or denoting the highest singing voice in a choir or musical composition.

   soprano (registro vocal agudo)

   • She has a beautiful soprano voice that fills the concert hall.
   • The soprano part in this opera is very demanding.
   • He joined the soprano section of the choir.

   Sinónimoshighhigh-pitchedtreble

   Antónimosbasstenor

• Sustantivo que designa la voz más aguda en la música, generalmente asociada con mujeres cantantes o niños antes de la pubertad, o al cantante que posee esa voz.

A noun referring to the highest vocal range in music, typically associated with female singers or boys before puberty, or a singer with such a voice.

1. B1formal

   A female singer with the highest vocal range.

   soprano (cantante femenina)

   • The soprano performed a beautiful aria at the concert.
   • She is a renowned soprano in the opera world.
   • The soprano's voice filled the entire hall.

2. Highest female voiceB1formal

   The highest vocal range in music, typically sung by women or boys before puberty.

   soprano

   • She has a natural soprano voice that is very clear.
   • The choir is looking for a soprano to join the group.
   • His voice as a boy soprano was incredibly pure.

   Sinónimostreble

3. B2formal

   The specific pitch range associated with the highest female voice.

   Registro vocal de soprano

   • The soprano part in this piece is very demanding.
   • She can easily reach the high notes in the soprano range.
   • The composer wrote the melody for a soprano voice.

   Sinónimostreble