Pronunciation: /bɛl ˈkæntoʊ/
noun a style of singing characterized by beauty of tone and legato phrasing
A1 Bel canto is a style of singing.
A2 She studied bel canto in Italy.
B1 The opera singer's performance showcased her bel canto technique.
B2 The soprano's rendition of the aria was a masterclass in bel canto.
C1 Many consider Maria Callas to be the greatest bel canto singer of all time.
C2 The opera was renowned for its beautiful bel canto passages.
adjective relating to or characteristic of the bel canto style of singing
A1 She sang in a bel canto style that was pleasing to the ears.
A2 The opera singer's bel canto technique was impressive.
B1 The music teacher emphasized the importance of bel canto singing in the lesson.
B2 The soprano's performance was a true display of bel canto mastery.
C1 The renowned tenor is known for his exceptional bel canto skills.
C2 The opera house was filled with the sound of bel canto singing, enchanting the audience.
formal The soprano's performance showcased her mastery of bel canto technique.
informal I love listening to singers who can really nail the bel canto style.
slang That singer's bel canto game is on point!
figurative Her words flowed like a beautiful bel canto aria.
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