contralto

She was concerned about trying a role above her natural range of contralto.

A small portion of them, however, would most likely be contraltos.

A contralto by any other name would sing as deep.

His voice might have been a man's tenor or a woman's contralto.

The first tenor and the contralto, however, brought down the house.

"I do not like talk of all contraltos," she said.

It was hard to believe that the mature contralto voice he had heard came from her.

She is well known for her deep contralto vocal range.

The screen came to life and the computer spoke with a clear contralto voice.

Her contralto voice is one of the most distinctive sounds around today.

As Ruth turned, a firm contralto voice told her to stand exactly where she was.

She had a very good contralto voice, often singing in concerts.

She was already acclaimed as the greatest contralto of her time.

King was known for the timbre of her contralto voice.

In early 1918, she started studying vocal, first as a contralto.

"Six hundred and ten hours ago," said a familiar contralto.

They heard a call from the house, a clear contralto voice, "Doctor!

Her voice was deep contralto, which was all I needed.

Its voice was a beautiful contralto with not a trace of accent.

Her voice was very deep - a full contralto.

She also occasionally played some of the larger contralto roles.

A quiet contralto, it cut with the calm security of command.

Barbara's tone had a contralto touch, probably lower than her natural voice.

Ben never seemed to make up his mind whether I was a contralto or a soprano.

He heard a rich contralto voice saying to him, "Relax!"