Falsetto (noun)

A method of singing or speaking in which a male singer or speaker uses the upper register of his voice to produce a higher pitch than his normal speaking or singing voice.

Origin:

Falsetto is a noun that refers to a method of singing or speaking in which a male singer or speaker uses the upper register of his voice to produce a higher pitch than his normal speaking or singing voice. the word comes from the italian "falsetto" meaning false or counterfeit.

Examples:

1. The singer's falsetto was impressive.
2. He used falsetto to hit the high notes in the song.
3. The falsetto was used to add a unique quality to the melody.
4. The falsetto was used to create a distinctive vocal effect.
5. The falsetto singing style was popular in the R&B music.