female voices
Altos and sopranos
Female voices are the speaking or singing voices of women and girls, typically higher in pitch than male voices.
The phrase often appears in contexts emphasizing representation or perspective: The anthology amplifies female voices in science fiction.
In music, female voices span soprano, mezzo-soprano, and contralto ranges.
- divaCelebrated female vocalist
- altoLower female voice
- vocal rangeSinger's pitch span
- chanteuseFemale nightclub singer
- sopranoHighest female voice range
falsetto · suffrage · ballad · spoken word · lullaby · storytelling · speaking out · protest song · breath control · feminism · aria · representation · empowerment · advocacy · siren · vibrato · larynx · resonance
- gender mediagender representation, gender stereotypes, gender bias, media portrayal, media stereotypes
- women in literaturewomen writers, feminist literature, women's literature, heroines, tragic heroines
- Women's Empowermentfeminism, girl power, gender equality, women's rights, sisterhood
- women's fictionwomen's fiction, women writers, chick lit, women's narratives, authoresses
- women's poetrywomen poets, Sylvia Plath, Emily Dickinson, Maya Angelou, poetesses
- women's writingVirginia Woolf, Jane Austen, Margaret Atwood, Toni Morrison, Sylvia Plath
biological sex/gender of vocalist
female voicesbaritones
Medium-low male voices
basses · tenors · men's choir · countertenors · male chorus
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