I was a better alto but was selected as a mezzo-soprano.
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Mezzo-soprano
//ˌmɛtsoʊsəˈpɹænoʊ//
Synonyms for "mezzo-soprano" (29 found)
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Related words (14)
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6 entriesTranslations
21 translations across 11 languages.
Bulgarian
2 entries- мецосопран noun (pitch)
- мецосопран noun (person having such a voice)
Chinese Mandarin
1 entries- 女中音 noun (pitch)
Dutch
2 entries- mezzosopraan noun (pitch)
- mezzosopraan noun (person having such a voice)
French
1 entries- mezzo-soprano noun (pitch)
Georgian
2 entries- მეცო-სოპრანო noun (pitch)
- მეცო-სოპრანო noun (person having such a voice)
German
2 entries- Mezzosopran noun (pitch)
- Mezzosopranistin noun (person having such a voice)
Hungarian
2 entries- mezzoszoprán noun (pitch)
- mezzoszoprán noun (person having such a voice)
Japanese
1 entries- メゾソプラノ noun (pitch)
Korean
3 entries- 녀성중음 noun (pitch)
- 메조소프라노 noun (pitch)
- 여성중음 noun (pitch)
Māori
3 entries- kaiwaiata pekerangi (reo) noun (person having such a voice)
- reo kōtike noun (pitch)
- reo pekerangi noun (pitch)
Russian
2 entries- меццо-сопра́но noun (pitch)
- меццо-сопра́но noun (person having such a voice)
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The French Ministry of Culture has recently conferred the prestigious distinction of Chevalier of the Order of Arts and Letters on the acclaimed mezzo-soprano for her interpretation of French music. Another American recognized for his work with French music is conductor and musicologist William Christi. His efforts have led to a renewed appreciation of 17th and 18th-century French Baroque repertoire.
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