Soprano (noun)

1. A female singer with a high voice, or a male singer with a similar range.
2. A high-pitched member of a family of musical instruments, such as a violin, saxophone, or trumpet.
3. A part of a musical composition intended for a soprano singer or instrument.

Origin:

Late 17th century: from italian soprano, from sopra "above".

Examples:

1. She is a talented soprano singer.
2. The soprano section of the choir was particularly strong.
3. The soprano saxophone has a higher range than the alto saxophone.
4. The soprano part in the opera was performed by a famous singer.
5. He played soprano in the school band.