Baritone ( noun , adjective )

(As a noun)

Baritone ( noun )

1. A male singer whose voice falls between bass and tenor.
2. A vocal range between bass and tenor voices.
3. A type of voice that falls in between the highest and lowest voices in a choir or ensemble.

Origin:

The word baritone comes from the italian word "baritono" which means deep-toned. the term was first used in reference to singing voice in the early 18th century.

Examples:

1. He has a beautiful baritone voice.
2. The baritone sang the solo in the opera.
3. Baritones usually have a rich, deep and warm voice.
4. Baritones are the second-highest male voice after tenor.
5. Baritones are often used as the lead vocalist in a choir or ensemble.

(As an adjective)

Baritone ( adjective )

1. A male singer whose voice falls between bass and tenor.
2. A vocal range between bass and tenor voices.
3. A type of voice that falls in between the highest and lowest voices in a choir or ensemble.

Origin:

The word baritone comes from the italian word "baritono" which means deep-toned. the term was first used in reference to singing voice in the early 18th century.

Examples:

1. He has a beautiful baritone voice.
2. The baritone sang the solo in the opera.
3. Baritones usually have a rich, deep and warm voice.
4. Baritones are the second-highest male voice after tenor.
5. Baritones are often used as the lead vocalist in a choir or ensemble.