baritone
bariton
definition
noun
he sang in a rich baritone
an adult male singing voice between tenor and bass.
The various musicians - guitars, drums, recorder, baritone sax, violin - all started playing at once.
an instrument that is second lowest in pitch in its family.
adjective
I headed to the end of the hall, where all the saxophones had congregated, and saw three out of the four different types of saxophones; the baritone , tenor and alto.
second lowest in musical pitch.
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As you might expect there's a droning 'baritone' banjo, playing drawn out notes over a deeper, more stable cello.
‘It's the underlying 'baritone' in his tenor that gives his voice the extra power and provides the special touch ’, said a conductor seated in the audience.
The Welsh 'baritone' Bryn Terfel sang three of Hans Sachs' monologues with a depth of dramatic penetration that was awesome.
With his rich 'baritone' and powerful stage presence, Davis made his mark as an actor, playwright, and spoken-word artist over a distinguished career that lasted nearly 60 years.
Beans played all of the 'baritone' parts that you remember from the Motown hits.
The various musicians - guitars, drums, recorder, 'baritone' sax, violin - all started playing at once.
On Sings Pajo introduced his shaky 'baritone' to the world along with a new-found talent for writing great rootsy folk.
Their trips ranged from traveling in the back of a convertible and staying in a nice hotel to long, hot bus rides and being lodged in a stockade, said Sandee McClammy, a 'baritone' player from Mesquite, Texas.
he starred as a 'baritone'
Accompanying them were the Bushwack Horns - a four-piece horn section of trumpet, trombone, 'baritone' and alto sax, which played on the band's latest disc Palace Of Gold.
We sat there mesmerized by the ringing 'baritone' of his inspired voice, coming, as if from the hollows of a cave from some part of a high mountain range, where civilization could never reach or discover.
In this scene, Edgardo and Enrico, both hell-bent on revenge, breathe fire at each other, and Donizetti responds with an appropriately militant duet for tenor and 'baritone' .
In most cases, each song is given melodic depth by MacKaye's 'baritone' guitar and Farina's stripped-kit drumming.
The group of unaccompanied voices comprises bass, 'baritone' , tenor, mezzo-soprano and soprano.
Bob Efford offers an impressive 'baritone' sax solo, and if you were curious, Joe Sample's the guy at the organ.
His voice, a deep 'baritone' of startling beauty, awakened the girl from her lapse.
My top action hero this week is Dwayne Croft, who sings 'baritone' for the Metropolitan Opera.
The 'baritone' voice sang the final three words, D D E.
In orchestras, they tell viola jokes; in band, they tell 'baritone' jokes.
His bass 'baritone' is rich and meaty, just like his heart.
Bass 'baritone' Donnie Ray Albert imbued each of the five sections with intense, dramatic power.
Ian Storey is a wonderfully swaggering Pinkerton and his powerful 'baritone' proves the perfect counterpoint to Butterfly's swooning.
The thick 'baritone' delivery of singer Paul Banks could pass him off as an Ian Curtis impersonator, but upon further listens you may begin to think differently.
Replaying it, slight flattening of pitch occurs during the Offertoire following the 'baritone' solo, where chorus high notes have minimum instrumental support lower down.
Got any male friends with deep 'baritone' voices willing to do some phone answering?
Technically, Bruce is known as a bass 'baritone' but within that he has been able to sing a variety of roles.
Devoted to music by American composers, it included songs by John Alden Carpenter and Charles Ives sung by the American 'baritone' Victor Prahl with Messiaen at the piano.
Michael, who you may know from his great band La Laque, sings and plays 'baritone' ukulele.
Certainly not for the out actor's wobbly 'baritone' range, though he is undeniably charming as he interprets lines like ‘the way you haunt my dreams.’
a 'baritone' sax
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