Coloratura Soprano

Pronunciation: /kʌləˈrɑːtʊrə səˈprɑːnoʊ/

Definitions of coloratura soprano

noun A type of soprano voice that specializes in agile and florid singing, particularly in the upper register

Example Sentences

A1 A coloratura soprano is a type of opera singer.

A2 She is known for her high and agile voice as a coloratura soprano.

B1 The coloratura soprano impressed the audience with her vocal acrobatics.

B2 The opera house is hosting a performance featuring a renowned coloratura soprano.

C1 The coloratura soprano's flawless technique and stunning vocal range captivated the audience.

C2 The coloratura soprano's interpretation of the aria was both technically impressive and emotionally moving.

Examples of coloratura soprano in a Sentence

formal The coloratura soprano effortlessly hit all the high notes during the opera performance.

informal Did you hear that coloratura soprano reach those crazy high notes? She's amazing!

slang That coloratura soprano totally killed it with her vocal acrobatics.

figurative Her voice soared like a coloratura soprano, reaching incredible heights.

Grammatical Forms of coloratura soprano

• plural: coloratura sopranos
• comparative: more coloratura soprano
• superlative: most coloratura soprano
• present tense: coloratura soprano
• future tense: will be coloratura soprano
• perfect tense: has been coloratura soprano
• continuous tense: is being coloratura soprano
• singular: coloratura soprano
• positive degree: coloratura soprano
• infinitive: to be a coloratura soprano
• gerund: being a coloratura soprano
• participle: a coloratura soprano

Origin and Evolution of coloratura soprano

First Known Use: 1750 year

Language of Origin: Italian

Story behind the word: The term 'coloratura soprano' originated from Italian opera, specifically from the bel canto tradition.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe a soprano singer with a high range and ability to perform intricate ornamentation, the term 'coloratura soprano' has evolved to encompass a specific vocal classification in opera that requires agility, flexibility, and a high range.