tenor voice

collocation in English

meaningsoftenorandvoice

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tenor
noun
uk
/ˈten.ər/us
/ˈten.ɚ/
a male singer with a high voice, or (especially in combinations) a musical instrument that has the same range of notes as the tenor ...
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voice
noun
uk
/vɔɪs/us
/vɔɪs/
the sounds that are made when people speak ...
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(Definition oftenorandvoicefrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

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However, when the frequency fluctuations are large, as in the case of an operatictenorvoicewith vibrato, a fixed filter bank gives grossly inaccurate results.
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It continues in the major-mode sequence of the preceding feasts, but with an additionaltenorvoice, adding both complexity and weight to the by now familiar bright sound.
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The soprano voice was thus assigned to the female protagonist, thetenorvoiceto the male protagonist.
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The highest maletenorvoice, because of the type of harmonics and resonance produced in that range, was best suited to the sound-recording frequencies.
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He had a lighttenorvoicehimself and would sometimes sing at parties.
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Histenorvoiceis heard on many of the groups hits.
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His hightenorvoicemade him popular in feature films and shorts.
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Norby has atenorvoicebut can communicate through telepathy by touch.
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He also had a very pleasanttenorvoice.
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Tyson comes alive on stage... and his finetenorvoiceis capable of a shimmering falsetto.
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Recording prolifically, histenorvoicebegan to mellow.
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A tiny man with glasses and a high, powerfultenorvoice, he worked and recorded with many of the most famous and influential groups of his day.
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His main instrument was the upright bass, and he often performed as the lead singer in his hightenorvoice.
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Tom is an imposing man of muscular build with a huskytenorvoiceand arrogant demeanor.
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Histenorvoicehas been described as one of effortless and pure poetic beauty, with flawless diction and phrasing.
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Jadlowker possessed a dark-hued, lyric-dramatictenorvoiceof extraordinary flexibility.
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Martini possessed a warm lyrictenorvoicethat had a wide range and considerable amount of coloratura facility.
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Legend has it that his commanding officer was so impressed by histenorvoicethat he released him from duty.
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