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➠ ALTOS - 5 Letters : Crossword Clue

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altos
  • - Possibly lost a section of the choir
  • - Certain choir voices
  • - Parts of some performances
  • - Some choir boys?
  • - What a choir requires
  • - Some choir ranges
  • - Some choir personnel
  • - Prepubescent choir boys, probably
  • - Low-voiced women in the choir
  • - High choir voices
  • - Choir pitches
  • - Voice parts
  • - Choir voices
  • - Choir members
  • - Some choir singers
  • - Might they take part in musical, to sing?
  • - Choir singers
  • - Choir section
  • - Choir group
  • - Female choir voices
  • - Female choir section
  • - Some choir members
  • - Low choir section
  • - Choir parts
  • - Choir contingent
  • - Low women in the choir
  • - Some 46 Down in a choir
  • - Choir division
  • - Certain singers in a choir
  • - Some members of the choir
  • - Some choir women
  • - Some choir voices
  • - Choral parts
  • - They're required by choirs
  • - Boys'-choir voices
  • - Nothing between key soprano singers
  • - Gladys Knight and Norah Jones, for two
  • - singers with highish voices
  • - Counter-tenors
  • - Adele and Cher vocally
  • - Singers almost contrived mike drops?
  • - Singers coming from Portugal to Spain
  • - Some glee-club singers
  • - singing voices below sopranos
  • - Voices below sopranos
  • - low singers in all-female ensembles
  • - low-voiced female singers, often
  • - High or low voices
  • - Some singers, rangewise
  • - many harmony singers
  • - Anita Baker and Sade, range-wise
  • - Arranged a slot for some vocalists
  • - Female singers who can't sing as high as sopranos
  • - American leader lost movement on the voices
  • - many pop soloists
  • - women's chorus section
  • - some singers, range-wise
  • - those singing on the a line of vocal scores
  • - Experimental computers by Xerox
  • - Female voices
  • - Low female singers
  • - Types of saxophones
  • - The voices of Oberon, Rinaldo and Erda
  • - Some chorus girls
  • - Sax types
  • - Low-voiced female singers
  • - Choristers
  • - Cher and Pat Benatar, for two
  • - Voices similar to adult falsettists
  • - Voice types
  • - Voice ranges
  • - Treble clef readers
  • - They get pretty high in church
  • - Some trollers
  • - Some saxes and clarinets
  • - Some Requiem singers
  • - Some hims with hymns
  • - Some harmonizers
  • - Some glee clubbers
  • - Some female voices
  • - Some clarinets
  • - Some choral voices
  • - Some choral members
  • - Soloists in Mahler's Symphony #3
  • - Singers below mezzo-sopranos
  • - Row in church, perhaps
  • - Orchestra horns
  • - Many choirboys
  • - Low-voiced women in the chorus
  • - Low-voiced singers like Annie Lennox
  • - Low female singing voices
  • - Los ....: city near San Jose
  • - High men and low women
  • - High guys
  • - Glee-club group
  • - Chorale section
  • - Chorale members
  • - Choral components
  • - Certain opera singers
  • - Chorus voices
  • - Town in Paraguay
  • - Choral voices
  • - Chorus components
  • - Choral section
  • - Choral singers
  • - Quartet members
  • - Singers
  • - Low voices
  • - Opera villains, often
  • - Los ......, California
  • - Certain voices.
  • - Cantata singers
  • - Voices
  • - Musical group
  • - Adele and Cher, e.g
  • - Low female voices
  • - Some saxes
  • - Singers lower than sopranos
  • - Voices below mezzos
  • - Los ...... (city in Silicon Valley)
  • - Singing group
  • - Some singers
  • - Etta James and Adele, musically
  • - Some glee club voices
  • - Cher and Adele, voicewise
  • - Some choral singers
  • - Some female singers
  • - Some choirboys
  • - Chorus members
  • - Certain saxophones
  • - Female singers
  • - Some soloists
  • - Some carolers
  • - Cher and Tracy Chapman, musically
  • - Choral group
  • - Choristers who are usually women
  • - Countertenors
  • - Some glee club members
  • - Some singing voices
  • - Glee club women
  • - Baby bump?
  • - Female choristers
  • - Chorale voices
  • - Females who sing in the lowest range
  • - Descriptive of los Andes
  • - Some aria singers
  • - Glee club section
  • - Certain glee club members
  • - Some choristers
  • - Some saxophones
  • - Voices above tenors
  • - Some flutes
  • - Los ......, Calif
  • - Some oratorio performers
  • - Glee club voices
  • - Low-voiced women
  • - Some voices
  • - Chorus section
  • - Glee club members
  • - Choral contingent
  • - They sing near sopranos
  • - Concert voices
  • - Certain choristers
  • - Chorus line
  • - Singers like Marian Anderson
  • - Some chorus members
  • - They're heard at chorus rehearsals
  • - Choirboys, frequently
  • - Singing voices
  • - Voices that aren't sopranos or tenors or basses
  • - They're less likely to sing 33-Across
  • - Some ensemble voices
  • - Some women's voices
  • - Women with low voices
  • - Some horns
  • - Los .... (Silicon Valley city)
  • - Chorus contingent
  • - Vietnamese noodle soup
  • - Low-voiced ladies
  • - A chorus line
  • - Chorus voices lower than sopranos
  • - Some hims singing hymns
  • - Lowest female voices
  • - Certain singing voices
  • - Los ....: Bay Area city
  • - Chorus girls?
  • - Low women?
  • - Some hers singing hymns
  • - Chorus section members
  • - Female singing voices
  • - men used to getting high scores
  • - Female singers below mezzo-sopranos
  • - Upper-class performers?
  • - a lost source of singers
  • - singers needing to get high?
  • - midrange voices
  • - Singers lost a composition
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