fort-tenor – Definition in music

Definition of the French term fort-tenor in music:

literally "tenor of force"
tenore di forza (operatic tenor voice stronger than that of the lyric tenor, but not as powerful and baritone-like as the tenore robusto voice)

Language

French

Singular

fort-tenor

Plural

fort-tenors

Synonyms

ténor lirico-spintoténor spinto

French musical terms related to fort-tenor:

basse chantante – singing bass (operatic bass voice with a lyrical, ...
basse de caractère – operatic bass voice type
basse noble – noble bass (very low operatic bass voice with a de...
basse profonde – deep bass (very low operatic bass voice with a dee...
basse-bouffe – comic bass (operatic bass voice used for humorous ...
fort – loud
soprano dramatique – dramatic soprano (operatic soprano voice with a po...
soprano lirico-spinto – spinto soprano (operatic soprano voice with a stro...
soprano lyrique – lyric soprano (operatic soprano voice whose tessit...
soprano wagnérien – Wagnerian soprano (heroic dramatic soprano voice t...
ténor – tenor (the highest standard male voice type with a...
ténor léger – literally "light tenor" (operatic tenor voice capa...
ténor lirico-spinto – spinto tenor (operatic tenor voice with a stronger...
ténor lyrique – lyric tenor (operatic tenor voice with a range bet...
ténor spinto – spinto tenor (operatic tenor voice with a stronger...
ténor-bouffe – comic tenor (operatic tenor voice used for humorou...