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Countertenor logo #10101) Alto 2) High 3) High-pitched 4) Italian opera terminology 5) Singer with an alto voice 6) Voice type
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Countertenor

Countertenor logo #10101) Male alto 2) Part
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  1. a male singer with a voice above that of a tenor
  2. the highest adult male singing voice

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Countertenor logo #21000 A countertenor is a type of classical male singing voice whose vocal range is equivalent to that of the female contralto or mezzo-soprano voice types. The countertenor range is generally equivalent to an alto range, extending from around G3 to D5 or E5, although sopranists (a specific kind of countertenor) may match the soprano`s range of around ....
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countertenor logo #21003in music, adult male alto voice, either natural or falsetto. In England the word generally refers to a falsetto alto rather than a high tenor. Some ... [3 related articles]
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countertenor logo #20400[adj] - of or being the highest male voice 2. [n] - a male singer with a voice above that of a tenor 3. [n] - the highest adult male singing voice
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Countertenor logo #23822The highest male voice, usually singing in the range of a contralto or mezzo-soprano. Achieved in most cases through the use of falsetto.
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Countertenor logo #20508The male voice at alto pitch
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countertenor logo #20974 adjective of or being the highest male voice; having a range above that of tenor
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countertenor logo #21221The highest natural male voice, as opposed to the falsetto of the male alto. It was favoured by the Elizabethans for its heroic brilliance of tone
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Countertenor logo #21708A high male voice that often sings within the contralto and mezzo soprano range. Popular in the baroque period, the countertenor portrayed young, virile men or innocent, blushing adolescents. Until the 1830s, countertenors were often
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Countertenor logo #23821The highest male adult singing voice (sometimes distinguished from the male alto voice by its strong, pure tone)
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Countertenor logo #23820The highest male voice. Countertenors frequently sing Baroque opera but there is also some modern repertoire for them.
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countertenor logo #21199an adult male voice or voice part higher than the tenor. · a singer with such a voice; a high tenor. Also called
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Countertenor logo #23827a countertenor voice is that of a male contralto, frequently with men singing in their falsetto range.
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Countertenor logo #23825Male singer who develops his falsetto so he can sing like a girl. Today, countertenors are often hired to sing roles written hundreds of years ago for castrati.
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Countertenor logo #23823the highest male voice
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