ALTOS

ALTOS


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Word: altos

A musical part or section higher than tenor and lower than soprano, formerly the part that performed a countermelody above the tenor or main melody.
A person or musical instrument that performs the alto part.
An alto saxophone


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A chorus line
A chorus line?
Boys-choir members
Boys-choir voices
Cantata singers
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Certain saxes
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Chorus girls?
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Chorus voices lower than sopranos
Concert voices
Countertenors
Female choir members
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Glee club section
Glee-club section
Harmonizers
Harmony parts
High choir voices
High guys
High men and low women
Karen Carpenter
Los --
Los ___
Los ___: city near San Jose
Low female singers
Low female voices
Low women
Low women?
Low-voiced ladies
Lowest female voices
Many choirboys
Members of the choir
Met people
Midrange voices
Neighbors of the sopranos
Opera villains
Row in church
Sax section
Sax sorts
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Singers like Marian Anderson
Singing group
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Soloists in Mahlers Symphony #3
Some Requiem singers
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Some chorus girls?
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Some clarinets
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Some harmonizers
Some hims with hymns
Some men
Some of the chorus
Some of the saxes
Some saxes
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Some saxophones
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Some womens voices
They get pretty high in church
They sing near sopranos
Theyre above tenors
Those unconcerned with the bottom line?
Treble clef readers
Treble clef singers
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Members of the chorus.
Members of the glee club.
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Tenor violins.
Voice ranges
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Town in Paraguay.
Quartet members
What a choir requires
Los ___, Calif.
Some horns
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Some flutes
Descriptive of los Andes
Low choir section
Los ___ (city in Silicon Valley)
Highest male, lowest female, voices
Voices detected in the musical Tosca
Choir members in cathedral to sing
Lowest female staff members
Singers bound head to foot
Choristers who are usually women
Singers below mezzo-sopranos
Adele and Cher, e.g.
They sing in a lot of variety shows, chiefly
They appear in recital to sing
Choir members above basses
Female choir section
Female choristers
Glee club women
Some soloists
Female singers
Some female singers
Choir ladies from the lower register
Adele and Shirley Bassey, voice-wise
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Choirboys, frequently
Setter to secure wine after store ultimately fooled around
Sailor ought to drop soprano for other singers
A soprano carrying line to other singers
They come into a cathedral to sing
Low voices
Womens chorus section
Many pop soloists
Musical ___ (group)
Singing voices below sopranos
Voices a choir may wish to acquire
See 7 Down.
Nothing between key soprano singers
Singers with highish voices
Unlikely heroines in operas, typically
Voices between sopranos and tenors
Los ____, California
Choral contingent
Voices below sopranos
Nothing in key signature at first for singers
Upper-class performers?
Singers between sopranos and tenors
High voices




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