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falsetto
[fawl-set-oh]
noun
plural
falsettosan unnaturally or artificially high-pitched voice or register, especially in a man.
a person, especially a man, who sings with such a voice.
adjective
of, noting, or having the quality and compass of such a voice.
adverb
in a falsetto.
falsetto
/ ɔːˈɛəʊ /
noun
a form of vocal production used by male singers to extend their range upwards beyond its natural compass by limiting the vibration of the vocal cords
51Թ History and Origins
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of falsetto1
Example Sentences
“When the group reaches the word ‘and,’ his falsetto harmony part is distinct.
The first window into the album was “Good Vibrations,” a 3-minute, 35-second song that featured dramatic shifts in tone and mood with Wilson’s distinctive falsetto soaring above it all.
There he was, alone on the stage, belting out falsetto notes in his spangly jumpsuit, when suddenly, an electric guitar appeared out of thin air and landed in his hands.
“Conversion” takes Cave out into the crowd, and he manages to get the crowd to raise their arms in unison as Ellis’ falsetto brings us into “Bright Horses.”
Your falsetto in “Darkest Hour” — it’s almost uncomfortably vulnerable.
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