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tessitura
tes·si·tu·ra T0124700 (tĕs′ĭ-to͝or′ə)n. The prevailing range of a vocal or instrumental part, within which most of the tones lie.
[Italian, from Latin textūra, web, structure; see texture.]tessitura (ˌtɛsɪˈtʊərə) n1. (Classical Music) the general pitch level of a piece of vocal music: an uncomfortably high tessitura. 2. (Classical Music) the compass or range of a voice[Italian: texture, from Latin textura; see texture]tes•si•tu•ra (ˌtɛs ɪˈtʊər ə)
n., pl. -tu•ras, -tu•re (-ˈtʊər eɪ) the general pitch level or average range of a vocal or instrumental part in a musical composition. [1890–95; < Italian: literally, texture < Latin textūra; see texture] TranslationsTessitura
Tessitura the prevailing position of sounds in a musical work in relation to the compass of a voice or musical instrument. Naturalness, freedom, and beauty of execution of a vocal part require that the part’s tessitura correspond to the nature of the singer’s voice. In an instrumental work, the tessitura must conform to the technical abilities of the given instrument. |