- ALTO
- Bird played it
- Charlie Parker played it
- Choir member
- Choir voice
- Chorus girl
- Kind of sax
- Palo __
- Paul Desmond played it
- Sax type
- Certain chorister
- Prefix with cumulus
- Voice above tenor
- Voice in the choir
- Part of SATB
- Vocal range
- Voice below soprano
- Below 37A
- Doo-wop part
- Voice part that means "high" in Italian
- Register from the Italian for "high"
- High in the Pyrenees, maybe?
- Cher or Sade, voice-wise
- Low-pitched woman
- Singing quartet member
- He's pretty high in choir
- Range for some flutes
- Guy who often gets high?
- Second-highest choral part
- Certain sax
- Cher, e.g.
- Annie Lennox or Tracy Chapman, vocally
- Cannonball Adderley's sax type
- Gladys Knight, for one
- Palo __, California
- Violist's clef
- Certain clef
- A cappella member
- Annina in "Der Rosenkavalier"
- Chorus voice
- Clef that sort of looks like a capital B
- Female singing voice
- Girl in the chorus
- Glee club member
- Lady Gaga or Katy Perry, vocally
- Like some winds
- Pitching range
- See 15-Across
- Singing range
- Trombone's range
- AOL's email app
- Sax object?
- Female choir voice
- Sax register
- Quartet voice
- Countertenor
- Horn range
- Voice higher than tenor
- Woman's voice
- Choir singer
- With 2-Down, Ornette Coleman instrument
- Palo __, Calif.
- Singing voice
- Sort of sax
- Sax sort
- Reed played by "Bird"
- Italian for "high"
- One of the flutes
- Choral category
- Choral designation
- Bird's instrument
- High, in Havana
- High, in 69-Across
- Saxophone range
- Sort of recorder
- Clarinet choice
- Harmony part
- Sax range
- Tenor topper
- Choral class
- Hymn part
- Low woman?
- Lowest female voice
- Word before sax or horn
- Judy Garland, e.g.
- Early Xerox computer
- It means "high" in Italian
- Word in instrument names
- Somewhat high on the staff
- Boys' choir voice
- Word on a Mexican stop sign
- Vocal part often sung by mezzos
- Horn type
- Vocal range for both sexes
- Male ___ (countertenor)
- ___ clef
- Samaritan Woman portrayer in Mahler's Symphony No. 8
- Harmony part, perhaps
- Range for some winds
- Rather high range of numbers?
- _____ Reed (aptly [stage-]named longtime sax player for Bob Seger)
- One rather high on the riser
- Woman whose voice needs to be heard?
- Its range includes middle C
- Quartet member
- Choral line
- Karen Carpenter, for one
- Low-voiced lady
- Low female voice
- Marian Anderson, for one
- Treble clef reader
- Voice in a loft
- Doo-wop group member
- Palo ___, California
- Recorder range
- Saxophone size
- Charlie Parker's sax
- Her voice is deep
- High guy
- High voice
- Sweet Adeline range
- Chorale member
- Low female singing voice
- Type of flute
- Flute or saxophone variety
- Glee club voice
- High man's voice
- Low-voiced woman
- Shania Twain or Karen Carpenter
- She's lower than a soprano
- Treble clef singer
- Choral voice
- Chorus member
- Karen Carpenter or Shania Twain
- Male singing voice
- Range under soprano
- Type of sax
- Voice in a chorus
- English horn's range
- Opera villainess, often
- Pitch of some saxophones
- Second-highest part, usually
- Opera villainess, usually
- Quartet member, maybe
- Range of some choristers
- Singer above a tenor
- Inner voice hidden in five puzzle answers
- Voice above a tenor
- Carol part
- Choral part
- Clarinet type
- Doo-wop voice
- Katisha's range in "The Mikado," usually
- Low-down singer?
- Sax type played by Charlie Parker
- Sax variety
- Second-highest choir voice
- A cappella range
- Certain female voice
- Cher, for one
- Four-part chorus member
- Glee club part
- Horn for Cannonball or Bird
- Kind of flute or horn
- Part of SATB, chorally
- Quartet member, often
- Sax played by Cannonball or Bird
- Voice from a loft
- Charlie Parker's saxophone type
- Choral singing part
- Musical voice
- Saxophone type
- Type of clarinet
- A chorus line
- Chorus line
- Type of saxophone
- Adele or Cher, voicewise
- High in the Andes
- Kind of sax played by Maceo Parker
- Lowest female singing voice
- Midrange voice
- Recital voice
- Sax played by Charlie and Maceo Parker
- The role of Katisha in "The Mikado," traditionally
- Voice range
- Voice type that figures into this puzzle's theme
- A cappella group part
- Kind of sax played by Cannonball Adderley
- Met somebody?
- Voice in the chorus
- Palo ___
- See 42-Across
- Singer like Pink or Fergie
- Palo ___ (town named for a tall tree)
- Tall like un palo
- Low voice
- One cat's sax-appeal?
- __ sax
- Jimmy Dorsey's sax
- Sax section member
- Soprano's mate
- Woody Herman's sax
- Art Pepper's sax
- Carol singer
- Chianti "high"
- Chorister
- Range below soprano
- ___ sax
- Choir part
- Kind of saxophone
- Vocal quartet member
- Musical range
- One under a mezzo
- One whose range typically starts at F below middle C
- Singing range of most women
- Beginner's sax, usually
- Choir voice below soprano
- Singing part
- __ Rhapsody: Brahms vocal work
- Like some saxes
- Range between soprano and tenor
- Guy who's high in a loft?
- Middle harmony part
- One in a four-part harmony
- Toni Braxton, for one
- Type of trombone
- Part for a singer
- Countertenor's range
- High male voice
- Middle harmony choral part
- __ flute
- Bonnie Raitt, for one
- Many a woman, vocally
- Range above tenor
- Viola's clef
- Adele, vocally
- __ clarinet
- Kind of clarinet
- One not often hitting the high note
- The "A" in SATB
- One singing in musical tones?
- Range above 41-Down
- With 16-Across, staff symbol for viola music
- Palo __, CA
- Middle harmony chorus part
- See 38-Down
- El __: second-largest city in Bolivia
- Midrange voice type
- Silicon Valley city Palo __
- The "A" of the choir shorthand SATB
- Type of 32-Down
- Voice range for some boys
- Voice range higher than tenor
- Female choir member
- Soprano's neighbor
- Starter for cumulus
- Tenor's neighbor
- Quintet member
- Female voice
- Shania Twain, for one
- Choral-score line
- Clarinet range
- Middle voice
- Female voice range
- Motet part
- Female opera villain, often
- Female singing range
- Soprano's colleague
- Choir range
- Choral singer
- Voice below a soprano
- Cantata participant
- Mexican "stop" sign
- Female glee-club member
- Guitar range
- Cantata part
- Choral range
- Shania Twain, e.g.
- Word on Mexican stop signs
- One above a tenor
- Woman in the choir
- Baritone colleague
- Taylor Swift, for one
- Female singer
- Flute range
- Range of some flutes
- Female choral voice
- Mimi, in "Rent"
- Woman in a choir
- Stop! in Spain
- Female chorus member
- Part below mezzo
- Certain soloist
- Choir woman
- Operatic voice
- Boy's choir range
- Chorale participant
- Not so high-pitched
- Seor's "Stop!"
- Soprano colleague
- Women's choir voice
- Word on Spanish stop signs
- Palo __ (32 Across hub)
- Viola's range
- Woman's choir voice
- Middle range
- Soprano's female colleague
- Boys' choir member
- Female voice below soprano
- Palo __ (Silicon Valley city)
- Low vocal range for women
- With 24-Across, a jazz band instrument
- Four-part part
- High-voiced man
- Voice between soprano and tenor
- Kind of clef
- One voice
- Second-highest voice in a four-part chorus
- See 39-Down
- ___-relievo (kind of sculpture)
- Singer.
- Voice.
- Kind of horn.
- Palo ___, Hoover's home.
- Tenor viola.
- A tenor violin.
- Man's or woman's voice.
- Voice in a glee club.
- Low-range singer.
- Low-voiced songstress.
- Marian Anderson's voice.
- Member of the glee club.
- Musical part.
- Palo ___, where Stanford University is.
- See 67 Across.
- Vocal part.
- A height or hill: Spanish.
- A hill: Span.
- Brahms' "___ Rhapsody."
- High: Comb form.
- Member of a choir.
- Member of a quartet.
- Part singer.
- Quartet singer.
- Section of a glee club.
- Voice part.
- Voice pitch.
- ___ horn.
- High: Span.
- Althorn.
- Member of a chorus.
- Kind of saxhorn.
- Singer in a quartet.
- Choir section.
- Type of voice.
- Member of a mixed quartet.
- ___ saxophone.
- High: Sp.
- Height: It.
- Tone of voice.
- High, in Italy.
- Cousin of 9 Across.
- Low-pitched voice.
- Musical term.
- Tall: Sp.
- Chorus part
- Certain voice
- Choir-loft occupant
- Relative of 1 Across
- ___-relievo (high relief)
- E-flat sax
- Choirboy's voice
- Sax or singer
- Choir boy
- Kind of clarinet or sax
- Kind of tenor
- Singer's voice
- Word with horn or flute
- STOP, in Jalisco
- Band instrument, for short
- Chorus section
- Palo ___, Calif.
- See 49 Down
- Second-voice carrier
- See 14 Across
- Viola, e.g.
- Voice in the old village choir
- A singer
- Between tenor and soprano
- Voice or instrument
- E-flat saxophone
- Kind of flute
- Rocco's "Halt!"
- A chorister
- Clef or horn preceder
- Tall, in Torino
- Voice in a choir
- Choral member
- Señorita's "Stop!"
- Choir component
- High, in Juárez
- Palo singer?
- Brahms's "___ Rhapsody"
- One of the clefs
- Choral voice range
- Like Charlie Parker's sax
- Start of some cloud names
- Quarter of a quartet, maybe
- ___ voltaje! (Spanish warning)
- Like a certain sax
- Like some singing
- Trujillo ___ (Puerto Rican city)
- ___-relievo
- Mezzo's colleague
- Part in an ensemble
- Part of a chorus
- Like Woody Herman's sax
- Like un monte
- Member of the chorus
- Second voice
- One not ending on a high note?
- Voice above bass
- Countertenor's counterpart
- High man
- Kind of recorder
- Member of an instrument family
- See 118-Across
- Middle part
- Deep-voiced, for a woman
- Middle sax?
- Opera villainess, typically
- Orfeo, e.g., in Gluck's "Orfeo ed Euridice"
- Prefix in cloud names
- High, in Honduras
- Lola in "Damn Yankees," e.g.
- Lola, e.g., in "Damn Yankees"
- Range of some robe wearers
- Word with flute or horn
- Certain castrato
- High in the Sierra Madre?
- Mrs. Lovett in "Sweeney Todd," for one
- Chorister's voice
- It's high in the Sierras
- It's high in Peru
- Liza Minnelli, for one
- Opposite of bajo
- Norah Jones or Cher
- Part in some arrangements
- Mezzo's choirmate
- One quarter of a quartet
- Alicia Keys or Adele, e.g.
- Mama Rose in "Gypsy," e.g.
- Many a Vienna Boys' Choir boy
- Part of the range that's widely accessible?
- Adele, voicewise
- Cher or Adele, e.g.
- Meteorological lead-in to stratus
- Quartet part
- Amy Winehouse, vocally
- Lead-in to cumulus
- Midlevel voice
- Orfeo in Gluck's "Orfeo ed Euridice," e.g.
- Prefix with stratus
- 47-Down, for one
- Cher or Adele, musically
- Cloud name prefix
- Dolly in "Hello, Dolly!," e.g.
- Lead-in to stratus or cumulus
- Rare solo voice in opera
- Cher, e.g., voicewise
- Cher, for example
- Kind of horn pitched in E flat
- One whose range goes from about F3 to F5, musically
- Soprano's co-star?
- Toni Braxton or Mahalia Jackson, e.g.
- Chaka Khan, vocally
- Intermediate choir voice
- Lead-in to sax
- Range for a viola
- Spanish opposite of bajo
- Tina Turner, voicewise
- Voice below mezzo-soprano
- 13-Across, voicewise
- A cappella part, say
- Cher, but not Sonny
- Cher, voicewise
- Judy Garland, voicewise
- Mid-range?
- One joining in the chorus
- Part in the middle?
- Patsy Cline, for one
- Soprano's choirmate
- Vocal range below soprano
- Vocal range for Adele and Cher
- Like violas and English horns
- See 24-Down
- The "A" of S.A.T.B.
- Bajo's opposite
- Second-highest of four
- Tina Turner or Stevie Nicks, e.g.
- Vocal part that often provides harmony to a soprano melody
- Lower than a mezzo
- Palo _____, CA
- Low-singing female
- Choir female
- L.A. rockers Palo___
- Breathe In band Palo___
- Common rock sax
- Popular sax
- Breathe In band Palo__
- Countertenor counterpart
- Toni Braxton, voice-wise
- Adele, range-wise
- Cher or Toni Braxton, e.g.
- Countertenor, e.g.
- Second word of a California city
- Chorus girl, maybe
- Paul Desmond's sax
- Gladys Knight or Tina Turner
- Tina Turner or Cher, musically
- Amy Winehouse, for one
- A in music class?
- Certain glee-club member
- Deep-voiced diva
- Grace Jones, for one
- Middle-to-high range
- Range for many a villainess
- Certain choir member
- Clef below treble
- Vocal range similar to mezzo-soprano
- Voice lower than soprano
- ___ flute (instrument with a lower range than a standard flute)
- Quarter of a quartet, perhaps
- Tijuana traffic sign
- A choir voice
- Benny Carter's sax
- Clef type
- Highest male singing voice
- It's higher than 65 Across
- Karen Carpenter's voice
- Parker's sax, e.g.
- Second highest in a family of instruments
- Hymn part, often
- Highest man or lowest woman
- Certain choirboy
- One in harmony
- Palo _____
- Tenor's higher-up
- Certain singing voice
- Choir role
- Sax classification
- Sax for Bird
- She's deep
- Chorale contributor
- Cumulus lead-in
- Violist's clef, perhaps
- Bonnie Raitt's vocal range
- Celia Cruz's vocal range
- Chaka Khan's vocal range
- See 19-Across
- Singing voice below soprano
- Singing voice type
- Soprano, ___, tenor, bass
- Tracy Chapman's voice type
- Type of singer
- Vocal range above tenor
- Voice part between soprano and tenor
- Certain sax range
- Certain carol singer
- Certain vocal range
- Saxophone variety
- Second-highest in four-part harmony
- Type of clef or horn
- Vocal quartet member, perhaps
- Soprano alternative
- It's between soprano and tenor
- Like some singing voices
- Singer's range
- Sax type for Charlie Parker
- A certain chorister
- Kind of sax or singer
- Word describing some instruments
- High tenor
- Singing range of many women
- Kind of clef, voice or sax
- Kind of saxophone or clef
- Type of choir voice
- Type of voice in a choir
- Voice in a quartet
- Bird's sax type
- Deepest female voice
- Falsetto male voice
- Harmonizing voice
- 52-Down, vocally
- High, in instrument names
- Viola clef
- Range of Anita Baker or Tina Turner
- Toni Braxton's vocal range
- Viola music clef, often
- Vocal quartet member, maybe
- Adele or Cher, vocally
- Adele's voice range
- Liza Minnelli, vocally
- Voice hidden in "nasal tone"
- Voice in a four-part harmony
- Gladys Knight, vocally
- Highest male voice
- Soprano, ___, tenor and bass
- Tracy Chapman, vocally
- Type of flute or saxophone
- ___ clef (viola music symbol)
- *Butcher's range
- Adele's vocal range
- Annie Lennox, e.g.
- Vocal range for Tina Turner
- Mavis Staples, vocally
- Vocal range for Gladys Knight
- Voice that means "high" in Italian
- Barbershopper
- Member of the choir
- Palo ____
- With 43 Down Brahms work
- Barbershop quartet's need
- Low soprano
- Stop in Monterrey
- ____ sax
- Halt! in East LA
- Palo ___, CA
- Certain singer
- Low woman at the Met
- Reed section member
- Tenor neighbor
- Countertenor range
- Four-part harmony part
- Type of clef
- Certain saxophone
- A choir member
- Deep-voiced songstress
- Between tenor and mezzo-soprano
- Cannonball Adderley's sax
- Highest adult male singing voice
- Hold it, in Spain
- Opera villainess, sometimes
- Harmony part, often
- Range of some saxophones
- Kind of clef or sax
- Certain choral singer
- Female voice type
- One of the sax family
- Quartet's need
- Certain 57-Down singer
- Low woman in a choir
- Type of flute or sax
- Range significantly higher than 5-Across
- A cappella group member
- Deep female voice
- Part of some vocal quartets
- Sax larger than a soprano
- Cher, vocally
- Range for some saxes
- Range of many female vocalists
- Sweet Adelines member
- Voice lower than mezzo
- Anita Baker or Toni Braxton, e.g.
- Range between tenor and soprano
- Voice above 6-Down
- Voice range above tenor
- Alphabetically first vocal range
- Gloria Estefan's vocal range
- Oleta Adams vocal range
- Sax or flute type
- Voice between tenor and soprano
- Cher's vocal range
- Gladys Knight's vocal range
- Palo ___ (Bay Area city)
- Range hidden in "vocal tone"
- SSA choral arrangement part
- Sax type played by Paquito D'Rivera
- Singer below a soprano
- Tracy Chapman's vocal range
- Adele or Tracy Chapman's vocal range
- Joy Oladokun's vocal range
- Tina Turner's vocal range
- Type of sax or singer
- C, or __ clef
- Pitch range
- Sax range, sometimes
- Baker or Carpenter, e.g.
- ___ saxophone (instrument for Charlie Parker)
- Tenor's choral colleague
- Voice from the loft
- Chorus constituent
- Like some 60-Across
- Many a choirboy
- Range of some saxes
- Singer, sometimes
- Voice from the choir loft
- Cor anglais's range
- Soprano-tenor go-between
- Many an opera villainess
- Viola range
- Voice above 16-Across
