vocalize

To practise singing on the vowels, voce di petto Chest voice:(vo'-che de pet'-to) the lowest register It. of giving a its broad sound, a, as in the voice. German equivalent, Brust- Italian, in order to develop the voice stim me. and acquire flexibility and skill in execution. voce di ripieno (vo'-che de re-pe-a'- no) It. vocalizzare (vo-ka-lits-sa'-re) It. v. A voice-part written to fill up the harmony. To vocalize; to practise singing on the vowels. voce di testa (vo'-che de tes'-ta) It. vocalizzazione (v5-ka-lits-sa-tsi-o'-ne) Head-voice: the falsetto of a man's It. n. voice and the highest register in a Vocalisation. woman's. voce dolce voice. (vo'-che dol'-che) It. vocalizzo (vo-ka-let'-tso) It. n. A sweet A vocal exercise sung upon the vowels; plural, vocalizzi. See also solvoce flebile (vo'-che fla'-M-le) It. feggio. A plaintive, mournful voice. voce (vo'-che) It. n. voce It.fle ibile (vo'-che fles-se'-bl-Ie) The voice: sot to voce, an under- A flexible voice. tone, a soft, subdued voice; plural, voci, voci mixte, mixed voices; a due voce (vo'-chS for'-te) It. forte strong A loud, voice. voci, or a tre voci, for two, or three voices, in two or three parts. Abbr. V voce granita (vo'-che gra-ne'-ta) It A firm, round, powerful voice, voce angelica (vo'-che an-jel'-i-ka) It. grat a (vo'-ch e gra'-ta) It. Angel voice: a reed organ stop of voce A pleasant voice. delicate tone, more often called vox -ta) It angelica (Lat.). voce in to nat a (vo'-che Tn-to-na A melodious, singing tone. 587 568 voice voce, mezzo voce, mezzo (med'-zo vo'-che) It. voces The Belgicse Belgium (vo'-sez syllables,bel'-ji-se) bo, ce, di,Lat. ga, Half the power of the voice; a subdued tone; more soft than loud. Abbr. la, ma, ni, proposed by Huberto Waelm. v. rand, a Flemish composer of the Sixteenth Century, to take the place of It.