Converse of object

• sing: I sing alto in a local choral society where we are currently learning Mozart's Requiem.

• play: In the early 1970s, Greg did a two year stint playing lead alto with the Ray Charles orchestra.

• use: For Mozart I would use Bach alto, small bore tenor, large bore tenor.

• have: They have alto a little Garden for Herbs, Onions, &c.

• intend: During this period it appears that Bruckner also intended an alto as the first trombone in his compositions.

• include: The Premier Flute Choir has been fortunate enough to benefit from expanding the range of instruments to include an alto and bass flute.

Noun used with modifier

• solo: Paul McCreesh Bach Cantatas for solo alto - Harmonia Mundi - La Chapelle Royale, dir.

• lead: Vic moved to Leeds in 1948 playing lead alto in many of the clubs and ballrooms of the time.

• bore: I was never interested in a 0.500 " bore alto.

Adjective modifier

• male: The BOGS has always been a completely adult band of singers with a male alto top line.

• lead: In the early 1970s, Greg did a two year stint playing lead alto with the Ray Charles orchestra.

• high: The B&S alto trombone is a high quality budget alto which has been very well received.

Modifies a noun

• trombone: I have played alto trombone on a couple of things.

• sax: The alto sax is arguably the most popular sax on the planet.

• saxophone: He took up the alto saxophone in his high school band.

• clef: A part in alto clef, for instance, does not necessarily demand an alto trombone.

• saxophonist: In 1953 the great alto saxophonist visited Canada to play with the members of Montreal's Jazz Workshop.

• trombonist: The alto trombonist must be very vigilant with the intonation, since the low register requires long shifts of the slide between notes.