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A soprano is the highest singing voice type in classical music, typically ranging from middle C to A5 or higher depending on whether it's used in choral or operatic settings. In ensemble singing, sopranos usually perform the top melodic line, and the voice type is further divided into several categories—coloratura, soubrette, lyric, spinto, and dramatic—based on the singer's capabilities and vocal qualities.
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- voice type
- Said to be same as
- descant
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- Soprano vocalists
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- Category:Sopranos
- uses
- human voice
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ソプラノ(イタリア語: soprano)は、西洋音楽における歌手の声域区分で、女声の高い音域を指す。また、器楽においては、同系の楽器中、最も高い音域のものをいう。例えばソプラノサックス(サクソフォーン)。
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