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Mezzo-soprano (Noun)

A soprano with a voice between soprano and contralto.

Nouns denoting people.

The opera company's new production of Carmen featured a mezzo-soprano in the title role, whose rich voice added depth to the character.
She began her singing career as a soprano but eventually transitioned to mezzo-soprano, finding her voice was better suited to the warmer, lower tones.
The mezzo-soprano's vocal range allowed her to tackle a wide range of roles, from the heroines of Mozart operas to the dramatic parts of Verdi.
After years of vocal training, she discovered she was actually a mezzo-soprano, not a soprano, and adjusted her technique and repertoire accordingly.
In the audition, the judges were impressed by the young singer's mezzo-soprano voice, which had a unique blend of brightness and warmth.

The female singing voice between contralto and soprano.

Nouns denoting communicative processes and contents.

The opera company was looking for a mezzo-soprano to play the lead role in their upcoming production of Carmen.
She was classified as a mezzo-soprano, but her voice had a warm, rich quality that was all her own.
As a mezzo-soprano, she had to work on transitioning smoothly from her lower to upper registers.
The mezzo-soprano section of the choir was particularly strong, with several talented singers who could take on solos.
After years of training, she had developed into a stunning mezzo-soprano with a powerful, expressive voice.