coloratura

Tossing off coloratura runs is not second nature to her.

"I had never stretched my voice into the high coloratura stuff," she said.

As a child she was trained by her parents to become a coloratura soprano.

She is also pursuing a career as a coloratura soprano.

Therefore, the role is often sung by a lyric coloratura.

But he had no doubt that his work lends itself to the medium of coloratura.

Having been a coloratura, I know it is possible to be heard in big houses without screaming your guts out.

There are coloratura parts for all voice types in different musical genres.

She also took voice lessons and trained as a coloratura soprano.

Her voice, with the depth and timbre of a coloratura, filled the room.

Singers in this class, like the coloratura contraltos, are rare.

The opera is considered very difficult to sing due to the intensity of its coloratura writing.

In short: what is commonly referred to by opera-goers as coloratura.

All other female and male voice types may also achieve mastery of coloratura technique.

However, it took some time before Blackwell felt her voice was ready to tackle these coloratura roles.

This voice has less vocal facility than the coloratura mezzo-soprano.

Hers is not a generically pretty and agile coloratura voice.

At least 10 young tenors now sing coloratura better.

And her coloratura can, on occasion, seem stitched of too many vocal colors.

Her coloratura is a model of agility and grace.

In these pieces the three higher parts are clearly distinguished from the two lower and given showy coloratura.

Meaning some villainous coloratura was down there on Earth, singing her thoughts.

The Queen of the Night is a role for a coloratura soprano.

The range is usually intermediate between that of a coloratura and lyric soprano.

Another example would be a coloratura soprano in opera.