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What is alto?
a small car made by suzuki...
standard versions are fwd, but can also be found in 4wd turbo versions
OMG WTF WAS THAT! THAT LITTLE SHIT KILLED MY V8 VN! ill go and die of shame...
alto - meme gif
alto - video
Alto - what is it?
1) the section of a choir containing all the females with incompetent vocal chords who can not hold a melody
2) the part that usually holds one note while the soprano part dazzles ad shines
Those altos are singing the soprano part again
What does "alto" mean?
The low women's part in a choir, they have low voices because of all the head they give to the tenors and basses. Can occasionally be found singing a part below the tenors.
those altos are so slutty, they are constantly under tenors, even singing
Alto - what does it mean?
I am feeling pretty alto right now, man.
Alto - meaning
I word in spanish which means tall or lengthy. It can also be used as an abbreviation for altometer.
That mountain es mas alto.
Alto - definition
The lower womans voice in a choir.
In opera, and especially for women, the alto is known as the contralto while singers in choirs and child singers with the same range are known simply as altos.
Strictly speaking, the alto range is really the mezzo-soprano and contralto ranges put together, mezzo soprano being the higher of the two.
On their lower notes, (contr)altos sound almost like men.
Alto - slang
the altos own the sax section in band
Alto
1. The lower women's voices in a choir.
2. The best section of a choir.
If I were going to sing in a choir, I would want to be an ALTO, because ALTOs are the BEST!
Alto
1) The feeling you get after you smoke a blunt. (synonym: high, blasted, lifted, etc...)
2) A synonym for marijuana, green, weed, etc...
3) (verb) Acting dumb, retarded, or just plain stupid
ex. 1) I got so alto last night after smoking a blunt with ALTO TEAM.
ex. 2) Do you know where I can find some alto?
ex. 3) Mary Jane tripped over her shoe laces; she is soooooo ALTO!!
Alto
In music, an alto or contralto is a singer with a vocal range somewhere between a tenor and a mezzo-soprano. The term is used incorrectly to refer to the deepest female singing voice, while in actuality it defines one of the highest male voices.
A typical alto will have a range from around the F below middle C to the E a tenth above middle C (i.e. F3-E5); at the bottom of their range. Given poor recording quality, altos can sound almost like tenors. Some altos have even larger ranges; from the C below middle C to the C two octaves above (C3-C6 if middle C is C4). In four part (SATB) choral harmony, the alto is the second highest voice. Altos originally sang from music written in the alto clef, but now use the treble clef.
Although both men and women may have voices in the alto range, the word is usually used to mean a female singer.
However, choirs singing early music frequently include adult male altos, also called countertenors. In English church usage, the term alto is sometimes exclusively used to mean a boy with this range, while contralto is used correctly for a female singer. However, this is not done consistently, and for most practical purposes, alto and contralto can be thought of as synonyms (the phrase "boy alto" can be used if there is a chance of misunderstanding). A few popular music enthusiasts define the contralto and alto separately, as the contralto having an especially dark range and timbre, from the D above low C to Tenor C, which is essentially a female of a tenor range, while alto is a voice with a range from F below middle C to the F an eleventh above middle C, and is closer to the mezzo-soprano. The majority however define contralto and alto as synonyms, and assign the adjectives light and dark, with a dark alto being a female of tenor range, while a light alto, commonly referred to as simply alto, to include mezzo-sopranos as well.
Alfred Deller, the grandfather of modern countertenors, possessed a beautiful lyrical voice in the alto range.