Definition of Heldentenor in English:

Heldentenor

noun ˈhɛld(ə)nˌtɛnɔː

1A powerful tenor voice suitable for heroic roles in opera.
as modifier a bel canto Heldentenor role
Example sentencesExamples
- The demands of the Heldentenor repertoire are such that the baritone colour, baritone weight to the voice, is what it takes to get past the orchestra and make the character a little more believable.
1. 1.1 A singer with a Heldentenor voice.
  a promising young American Heldentenor
  Example sentencesExamples
  You are now one of the world's most sought-after young Heldentenors.
  He asks for a Heldentenor as well as a ‘normal’ tenor, the first representing St. John who announces his vision in carillon-like music and who narrates, the second used for various characters and lyrical commentary.
  I had the tune right there, playing in my head, but to sing in front of one of the hottest young generation Heldentenors is something only few would dare.
  Robert Dean Smith is a Heldentenor with a lyrical quality to his voice, which makes his interpretations of Wagner movingly beautiful even in their heaviest moments.
  The problem is that some Heldentenors are fine at projecting roles such as Tristan, but aren't natural narrators.
  Anyone attempting to compare Domingo's voice on record to those of the great Heldentenors makes a fool of himself, and possibly others.
  Like all Heldentenors, Heppner interprets operatic knights of every sort, and he focused on the dilemmas of seven very different ones here, heroic statements from operas by Haydn, Massenet, Mozart, Weber, Wagner, and Strauss.
  Even if he lacks the vocal heft or tonal allure of a true Heldentenor, he has stamina to spare, and his musings about his dead mother were touching.

Origin

1920s: German, literally 'hero tenor'.

单词	Heldentenor
释义	Definition of Heldentenor in English: Heldentenor noun ˈhɛld(ə)nˌtɛnɔː 1A powerful tenor voice suitable for heroic roles in opera. as modifier a bel canto Heldentenor role Example sentencesExamples The demands of the Heldentenor repertoire are such that the baritone colour, baritone weight to the voice, is what it takes to get past the orchestra and make the character a little more believable. 1.1 A singer with a Heldentenor voice. a promising young American Heldentenor Example sentencesExamples You are now one of the world's most sought-after young Heldentenors. He asks for a Heldentenor as well as a ‘normal’ tenor, the first representing St. John who announces his vision in carillon-like music and who narrates, the second used for various characters and lyrical commentary. I had the tune right there, playing in my head, but to sing in front of one of the hottest young generation Heldentenors is something only few would dare. Robert Dean Smith is a Heldentenor with a lyrical quality to his voice, which makes his interpretations of Wagner movingly beautiful even in their heaviest moments. The problem is that some Heldentenors are fine at projecting roles such as Tristan, but aren't natural narrators. Anyone attempting to compare Domingo's voice on record to those of the great Heldentenors makes a fool of himself, and possibly others. Like all Heldentenors, Heppner interprets operatic knights of every sort, and he focused on the dilemmas of seven very different ones here, heroic statements from operas by Haydn, Massenet, Mozart, Weber, Wagner, and Strauss. Even if he lacks the vocal heft or tonal allure of a true Heldentenor, he has stamina to spare, and his musings about his dead mother were touching. Origin 1920s: German, literally 'hero tenor'.
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