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Перевод: contralto

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Тезаурус:

1. Then a calf mooed nearby, and its mother answered in a deep contralto; a dog barked, and a cock began to crow, and with a sudden rush of wings, a company of rooks rose from the ground and flew away, making a neat cross-stitch pattern in the sky.
2. Bernarda Fink's rich contralto brings tragic intensity to the role of the widowed Cornelia, whilst Derek Lee Ragin is a suitably blustering Ptolemy, singing the despot's often angular lines with commendable accuracy.
3. Ms Walter offers us not a contralto tragedy-queen but a real woman passionately attached to her husband (to whom Mick Ford lends a shy goodness) and children.
4. The contralto Alfreda Hodgson has died at the age of 51.
5. I could almost bemoan the fact that the two greatest Bach obligato violin parts (those contained in the St. Matthew Passion ), are not included; but then I can hardly blame Miss Battle for not being contralto or bass (shame though)!
6. A contralto.
7. Although she'd protest at the mere notion, she sacrificed a possible future career as a contralto - to put marriage and the family first.
8. When she did breathe "cancer", in her muffled contralto, the implications were of something exceedingly unfortunate with a strong hint of divine retribution, more often than not accompanied by a sharp, righteous, "be sure your sins will find you out."
9. Inevitably, perhaps, the contralto Jard van Nes is rather closely balanced but the positioning of the boys' voices and women's chorus are well judged.
10. He also has strong soloists: Anne Sofie von Otter (contralto), Michael Chance (alto), Sylvia McNair (soprano), Jerry Hadley (tenor) and Robert Lloyd (bass).
11. She was a famous contralto,, who had sung with both Brahms and Wolf.
12. And as she played she sang in a high contralto.
13. One of the staunch supporters of the Macmillan Clubs, believe it or not, was the famous American contralto Marian Anderson.