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Definition of baritone - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
voice qualityhaving a deep, resonant voice
- He spoke in a baritone voice that filled the room..
2.
musical rangeTECH. having qualities of a mid-low male singing rangeTECH.
- The baritone saxophone has a rich, deep sound.
3.
musicTECH. denoting the second lowest instrument in a familyTECH.
- He plays a baritone horn in the orchestra.
Noun
1.
singerTECH. person who sings in the baritone rangeTECH.
- The baritone performed a solo at the concert.
2.
choir partsTECH. male singing voice between bass and tenorTECH.
- He sang in a rich baritone that resonated beautifully..
3.
concert bandTECH. brass instrument similar to the euphoniumTECH.
- He plays the baritone in the marching band.
Images of baritone
brass instrument similar to the euphonium
Expressions with baritone
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person having a baritone singing voice
The baritone voice performed a solo at the concert.
brass instrument like a euphonium, second lowest in pitch
He played the baritone horn in the school band.
large saxophone with a lower pitch than the tenor saxophone
The jazz band's baritone saxophone added a rich, deep sound to the ensemble..
Origin of baritone
Greek, barys (heavy) + tonos (tone)
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Examples of baritone in a sentence
The actor's baritone delivery captivated the audience. His baritone voice resonated in the concert hall. The baritone notes added depth to the choir's performance. She switched to a baritone saxophone. The band needs a baritone guitar. A young baritone joined the opera company this season.
The baritone rehearsed his role with the pianist. His baritone was the highlight of the choir performance. The baritone in the opera received a standing ovation. The baritone added depth to the orchestra. She practiced the baritone for the concert.
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- French:grave, voix de baryton, ...
- German:baritonal, der Bariton, ...
- Italian:profondo, flicorno baritono, ...
- Spanish:grave, barítono, ...
- Portuguese:barítono, ...
- Chinese:低沉的, 男中音歌手, ...
- Japanese:バリトン, バリトン歌手, ...
- Arabic:جَهُورِي, مُغَنّي باريتون, ...
- Hebrew:עָמוֹק, בָּרִיטוֹן, ...
- Russian:глубокий голос, баритон, ...
- Ukrainian:глибокий голос, баритонний інструмент, ...
- Hindi:बैरिटोन, बैरिटोन गायक, ...
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