Converse of subject

• sing: Ades ' bittersweet score was sung brilliantly by the soprano Mary Carewe.

Converse of object

• sing: Choir boys don't sing soprano for any other reason.

• feature: Another common feature is that both include a beautifully melodic setting of the Pie Jesu featuring a solo soprano.

Adjective modifier

• acclaimed: O Waly, Waly Oliver Cromwell Born in Bombay, Patricia Rozario is the foremost internationally acclaimed Indian soprano.

• Canadian: Kathleen Ferrier Award winning Canadian soprano Gillian Keith is Diana.

• Australian: The soloists for this concert will include Australian soprano Rebecca Nash.

• Irish: The season also includes a revival of Bizet's Carmen with the popular Irish mezzo soprano Imelda Drumm in the title role.

• famous: Singing sensations... Probably the most famous soprano around at the moment, Katherine Jenkins is a former choir member.

• young: It was a little hard for our older members to see how easily our youngest soprano found willing partners.

Modifies a noun

• sax: On the left is a shot down the bell of a soprano sax.

• saxophone: SUMMER DAYS A light bouncy melody on the soprano saxophone, reflecting the mood of summer.

• pipistrelle: Click here to listen to the social call of the soprano pipistrelle.

• cornet: John has played every instrument in the band apart from soprano cornet.

• soloist: The second soprano soloist, Lynne Haigh, drawn from the ranks of the choir, was excellent.

• shawm: Below is his reply, which may prove of interest to other shawm players: Suppose this is a c soprano shawm.

Noun used with modifier

• mezzo: The season also includes a revival of Bizet's Carmen with the popular Irish mezzo soprano Imelda Drumm in the title role.

• solo: A rising solo soprano line brings the mass to a peaceful conclusion.

• lyric: Venice is a lyric soprano and singing teacher from London.

• boy: Once a half-decent boy soprano, his is now the kind of bass voice best confined to the back row of the chorus.