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Baritone

Baritone Definition And Meaning
What's The Definition Of Baritone? [n] the second lowest brass wind instrument [n] the second lowest adult male singing voice [n] a male singer [adj] lower in range than tenor and higher than bass; "a baritone voice"; "baritone oboe" Synonyms \| Synonyms for Baritone: baritone horn \| baritone voice \| barytone \| low \| low-pitched Related Terms \| Find terms related to Baritone: accompaniment \| alpenhorn \| alphorn \| althorn \| alto \| alto horn \| aria singer \| ballad horn \| baritenor \| bass \| bass horn \| bass viol \| basso \| basso buffo \| basso cantante \| basso continuo \| basso ostinato \| basso profundo \| bassus \| blues singer \| brass choir \| brass wind \| brasses \| brass-wind instrument \| bravura \| bugle \| bugle horn \| canary \| cantatrice \| canto \| cantor \| cantus \| cantus figuratus \| cantus planus \| caroler \| chanter \| chantress \| choral \| choric \| clarion \| coloratura \| coloratura soprano \| comic bass \| continuo \| contralto \| cornet \| cornet-a-pistons \| corno di caccia \| cornopean \| countertenor \| crooner \| deep \| deep bass \| deep-echoing \| deepmouthed \| deep-pitched \| deep-toned \| descant \| descant viol \| diva \| double-bell euphonium \| dramatic \| dramatic soprano \| drone \| euphonium \| falsetto \| figured bass \| grave \| ground bass \| heavy \| Heldentenor \| helicon \| heroic \| heroic tenor \| hollow \| horn \| hunting horn \| hymnal \| hymner \| improvisator \| key trumpet \| lead singer \| lieder singer \| line \| liturgical \| lituus \| low \| low-pitched \| lur \| lyric \| Meistersinger \| mellophone \| melodist \| mezzo-soprano \| opera singer \| operatic \| ophicleide \| orchestral horn \| part \| plain chant \| plain song \| pocket trumpet \| post horn \| prick song \| prima donna \| psalm singer \| psalmic \| psalmodial \| psalmodic \| rebec \| rock-and-roll singer \| sackbut \| sacred \| saxhorn \| saxtuba \| sepulchral \| serpent \| singer \| singing \| singstress \| slide trombone \| sliphorn \| songbird \| songster \| songstress \| soprano \| sousaphone \| tenor \| tenor tuba \| tenor viol \| thorough bass \| torch singer \| treble \| treble viol \| tromba \| tromba marina \| trombone \| trumpet \| trumpet marine \| tuba \| undersong \| valve trombone \| valve trumpet \| vielle \| viol \| viol family \| viola bastarda \| viola da braccio \| viola da gamba \| viola da spalla \| viola di bordone \| viola di fagotto \| viola pomposa \| violette \| vocal \| vocalist \| vocalizer \| voice \| voice part \| warbler \| yodeler See Also \| brass \| singer \| singing voice \| vocaliser \| vocalist \| vocalizer Baritone In Webster's Dictionary \Bar"i*tone\, a. & n. See {Barytone}.

Baritone Definition And Meaning

What's The Definition Of Baritone?

[n] the second lowest brass wind instrument
[n] the second lowest adult male singing voice
[n] a male singer
[adj] lower in range than tenor and higher than bass; "a baritone voice"; "baritone oboe"

Baritone In Webster's Dictionary

\Bar"i*tone\, a. & n.
See {Barytone}.

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