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Перевод: soprano

[существительное]
сопрано; дискант

Тезаурус:

1. Edith Wiens has a tight vibrato, not at all like the vibrato of French sopranos and which rather spoils her second soprano solo, but the others make up for it with the highly unusual duo for first soprano and bass, accompanied by harp and organ (an arresting combination), or with the utterly ravishing trio for first soprano, tenor and bass, with its elaborate harp accompaniment.
2. As early as 1938, Irmgard Seefried, then a young soprano in Aachen, noted Karajan's inclination to use voices instrumentally, not wilfully or undramatically, but as part of a deeper process of aligning the musical and dramatic elements within the score.
3. Standing under the vaulted fan roof of that incredible building, listening to the pure soprano of the leading choir boy singing, "Once in Royal David's city" as the choir came up the aisle, it was difficult to restrain our tears.
4. Interested listeners might look to the less renowned record labels, such as Capriccio in Germany, which has issued a superb recording of Mozart songs by Mitsuko Shirai, a soprano, and her pianist-husband Hartmut Hoell.
5. Robert Lloyd as King Creon is handsome of voice and person - the most assured principal - and the bright-toned American soprano, Renee Fleming, makes a promising Covent Garden debut in the disappointingly brief role of Glauce (Dirce in the French), Jason's new bride.
6. Arias for Soprano and Violin
7. An image of Liubov Charents, that tall, leonine Georgian soprano, flashed before my eyes.
8. The other, in a soprano, spoke twice as fast.
9. There were one or two things that may concern them (the scratchy sound of the orchestra for one), though nothing that should deter them from tuning in, for the singing was generally fine, with particularly good contributions from the basses (Michael George and Peter Harvey), the soprano Nancy Argenta, the tenor Andrew Murgatroyd, the "cantor" Nicholas Robertson and the choir itself, here expanded, of course, to The Twenty.
10. Other works to be performed in the concert include the first performance of Martin Read's soprano saxophone piece The Numbers Game, which will be performed by Alex Forsyth - the college saxophone teacher.
11. While the baritone Gregory Yurisich's superbly sung Tell was a commanding figure, wholly believable as the focus of patriotic Swiss revolt against the Austrian oppressor, the American tenor Chris Merritt as Arnold and the soprano Jane Eaglen as Princess Mathilde never for a moment suggested romantic ardour.
12. He also has strong soloists: Anne Sofie von Otter (contralto), Michael Chance (alto), Sylvia McNair (soprano), Jerry Hadley (tenor) and Robert Lloyd (bass).
13. Edita Gruberova delivers a fine "Una voce poco fa", though I now thoroughly disapprove of soprano Rosinas.