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soprano
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French
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I. soprano [sɔpʀano] N m (voix)
soprano
soprano
II. soprano [sɔpʀano] N mf (chanteur)
soprano (femme)
soprano
soprano (enfant)
treble, soprano
un(e) soprano lyrique/dramatique
a lyric/dramatic soprano
I. mezzo-soprano <pl mezzo-sopranos> [medzosɔpʀano] N m (voix)
mezzo-soprano
mezzo-soprano
II. mezzo-soprano <pl mezzo-sopranos> [medzosɔpʀano] N f (personne)
mezzo-soprano
mezzo-soprano
voix de soprano/ténor/baryton
soprano/tenor/baritone voice
English
English
French
French
soprano
soprano mf
soprano
soprano m
soprano voice, register, singer
de soprano
soprano part, aria
pour soprano
mezzo
mezzo-soprano f
mezzo attr voice, part
de mezzo-soprano
descant recorder
flûte f à bec soprano
coloratura (singer)
soprano f colorature
a soprano/trumpet soloist
un/-e soprano/trompettiste soliste
treble (voice)
soprano m (de garçon avant la mue)
treble (boy)
soprano m
treble voice
de soprano (avant la mue)
treble part
partie f pour soprano
the soprano and the orchestra weren't quite together
la soprano et l'orchestre n'étaient pas à l'unisson
French
French
English
English
soprano1 <s [ou soprani]> [sɔpʀano, sɔpʀani] N m (voix)
soprano
soprano
soprano2 [sɔpʀano] N mf
soprano
soprano
English
English
French
French
descant
soprano mf
soprano
soprano f
soprano
de soprano
to sing soprano
chanter en soprano
treble
soprano inv
a treble voice
une voix de soprano
treble
soprano m
to sing alto/tenor/soprano
avoir une voix d'alto/de ténor/de soprano
French
French
English
English
soprano1 <s [ou soprani]> [sɔpʀano, sɔpʀani] N m (voix)
soprano
soprano
soprano2 [sɔpʀano] N mf
soprano
soprano
English
English
French
French
soprano
soprano f
soprano
de soprano
to sing soprano
être soprano
treble
soprano inv
a treble voice
une voix de soprano
treble
soprano m
to sing alto/tenor/soprano
avoir une voix d'alto/de ténor/de soprano
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to sing alto/tenor/soprano
avoir une voix d'alto/de ténor/de soprano
Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)
Après la rentrée du premier sujet, la basse fait entendre le second sujet, auquel se superpose, au soprano, le premier.
fr.wikipedia.org
Composées pour une formation de 8 violoncelles et une voix de soprano, elles s'articulent en deux mouvements, une aria et une danse.
fr.wikipedia.org
On désigne ainsi le soprano comme tout instrument dont l'ambitus se situe au-dessus de tous ceux de sa famille.
fr.wikipedia.org
La deuxième partie du recueil propose des compositions pour deux sopranos (treble voice (en)).
fr.wikipedia.org
À la même époque, il compose une romance pour violon et soprano... mais personne ne croit qu'il en est l'auteur.
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