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- Choir section
- Choir members
- Some aria singers
- They're less likely to sing 33-Across
- Voices that aren't sopranos or tenors or basses
- Adele and Cher, e.g.
- Chorus girls
- Some choristers
- Some clarinets
- Choir voices
- Some female voices
- Some saxophones
- Voices similar to adult falsettists
- Group of carolers?
- Some glee-club singers
- Choral voices
- Sax sorts
- Low female voices
- Some of the chorus
- Glee club section
- Members of the choir
- Certain voices
- Countertenors
- Boys'-choir members
- Choirboys, generally
- Boys'-choir voices
- Some 26-Across
- Occupants of some risers
- Countermelody performers, often
- High winds
- Recorder varieties
- They're pitched rather high
- Women who don't get up as much?
- Some choir members
- Some saxes
- They're above tenors
- Low women
- Chorus members
- Singing group
- They sing near sopranos
- Some chorus girls
- Treble clef readers
- Chorus section
- Some chorus members
- Certain saxophones
- Some glee club members
- Low-voiced ladies
- Some choral voices
- Certain choristers
- Chorus line?
- Singing voices
- Vietnamese noodle soup
- Harmonizers
- Certain singers
- Certain saxes
- Choir Part
- Some choirboys
- Choral components
- Choral group
- Some singers
- Los ___: city near San Jose
- Those unconcerned with the bottom line?
- Choral section
- Chorale voices
- Some women's voices
- Choral parts
- Voices above tenors
- Choir group
- High men and low women
- Los __: city near San Jose
- Los __: Bay Area city
- Choir parts
- Choristers who are usually women
- Singers below mezzo-sopranos
- Many pop soloists
- Voices between sopranos and tenors
- Midrange voices
- Singers between sopranos and tenors
- Some flutes
- Unlikely heroines in operas, typically
- Chorale grouping
- Some voices
- Female voices
- Los __, CA
- Low voices
- Some female singers
- Some trollers
- Certain opera singers
- Female choir voices
- Soloists in Mahler's Symphony #3
- Some glee clubbers
- Chorus contingent
- Los __ (Silicon Valley city)
- Choirboys, frequently
- They're heard at chorus rehearsals
- They're required by choirs
- Choral contingent
- Concert voices
- Glee club voices
- Some 46 Down in a choir
- Some oratorio performers
- Female choir section
- Female choristers
- Glee club women
- Female singers
- Some soloists
- Some horns
- Women's chorus section
- See 7 Down
- Some men
- Los ___, California
- Some saxes and clarinets
- Low female singers
- Singers.
- Vocal parts.
- Violas.
- Members of the chorus.
- Members of the glee club.
- Voices.
- Voices below treble.
- Choir singers.
- Tenor violins.
- Certain singing voices.
- Choristers.
- Voice parts
- Voice ranges
- Choral singers
- Lowest female voices
- Chorale section
- Glee-club members
- Glee-club group
- Chorale members
- Cantata singers
- Town in Paraguay
- Quartet members
- What a choir requires
- Harmony parts
- Los ___, Calif.
- Some hims with hymns
- A chorus line?
- Descriptive of los Andes
- Low choir section
- Los ___ (city in Silicon Valley)
- Cher and Sade, vocally
- Musical group
- Voices below sopranos
- High choir voices
- They get pretty high in church
- Female choir members
- Chorus voices
- Some choir women
- Cher and Tracy Chapman, musically
- Some singers, range-wise
- Karen Carpenter and Neko Case, voice-wise
- Sax section
- Choir pitches
- Singers like Marian Anderson
- Some choral members
- Some Requiem singers
- Some choir singers
- Some choir voices
- Anita Baker and Sade, range-wise
- Some choir ranges
- Chorus voices lower than sopranos
- Chorus components
- Some harmonizers
- Chorus section members
- Some hims singing hymns
- Women with low voices
- Some singing voices
- Some members of the choir
- Some glee club voices
- Etta James and Adele, musically
- Some choral singers
- Adele and Cher, vocally
- High or low voices
- Orchestra horns
- Members of 27 Down
- Some women
- Some hers singing hymns?
- The voices of Oberon, Rinaldo and Erda
- Sax types
- Some choir personnel
- Cher and Pat Benatar, for two
- Low-voiced women
- Certain singers in a choir
- Low women in the choir
- Singers lower than sopranos
- Sade and Anita Baker, range-wise
- They sing lower than sopranos
- Sopranos' peers
- Parts of a 66 Down
- Those singing on the A line of vocal scores
- Some of the saxes
- High guys
- Many choirboys
- Choir division
- Some ensemble voices
- Some carolers
