Counter-tenors are male singers with high-pitched voices that resonate in the range of a female alto or mezzo-soprano. Their singing style is marked by a unique blend of power, clarity and agility, which is why it enjoys widespread popularity in classical and operatic circles. Antonyms for counter-tenors could include terms like bass, baritone, tenor, or even contralto, which refer to vocal ranges that are distinctly lower, middle or higher than counter-tenors. While counter-tenors are admired for their ability to hit soaring high notes, antonyms like bass and baritone are known for their rich, sonorous low notes, making them the perfect complement to a lead counter-tenor voice.

What are the antonyms for Counter-tenors?

• n.

  • tenor
  • bass
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