Crossword clues for sopranos
sopranos
- Tony's TV family
- They get high on occasion
- Pons and Ponselle
- Opera notables
- Musicians who like to get high?
- Many opera heroines
- James Gandolfini show (with ''The'')
- Highest parts in an opera...or in an acclaimed HBO crime drama
- High-voiced singers
- HBO hit show (with "The")
- HBO crime family
- Coloraturas, e.g
- Bada Bing!, with "The"
- Sills and Moffo
- Battle types
- Crime family
- Women who get high?
- 2000s TV family
- Opera heroines, often
- High-pitched voices
- They can get high
- Fictional crime family
- Many divas
- With "The," 2000s drama featuring Uncle Junior, played by Dominic Chianese
- Voices above alto
- TV Guide's "Best Series of All Time," with "The"
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Soprano \So*pra"no\, n.; pl. E. Sopranos, It. Soprani. [It., fr. soprano superior, highest, fr. sopra above, L. supra. See Sovereign.] (Mus.)
The treble; the highest vocal register; the highest kind of female or boy's voice; the upper part in harmony for mixed voices.
A singer, commonly a woman, with a treble voice.
Wiktionary
n. (plural of soprano English)
Usage examples of "sopranos".
Petiron did smile more frequently, if mainly at the sopranos and altos, and he did praise the trebles more often.
The names of Emma Eames, Amelita Galli-Curci, Geraldine Farrar, Louise Homer, Luisa Tetrazzini and Ernestine Schumann-Heink were used very freely, and startling comparisons drawn, without much regard for whether these ladies had been sopranos or contraltos.
In her capacity as a very minor soloist she rose and sat with the choir, and sang with the sopranos, keeping her voice well down, both that she might not make mistakes through lack of rehearsal, and that its superior quality should not singularize it among the amateur choristers.
After a really good performance, sopranos would find a box of chocolates in their dressing-room, that sort of thing.