| alto(noun, skill, famous, female) | |
| baritone(noun, skill, famous, female) | |
| bass(noun, skill, famous, female) | |
| contralto(noun, skill, famous, female) | |
| mezzo-soprano(noun, skill, famous, female) | |
| soprano(noun, skill, famous, female) | |
| music(noun, skill, voice) | |
| absolute pitch(skill, voice) | |
| bass-baritone(skill, voice) | |
| boy soprano(skill, voice) | |
| ear training(skill, voice) | |
| fingering(skill, voice) | |
| learning music by ear(skill, voice) | |
| modulation(skill, voice) | |
| numerical sight-singing(skill, voice) | |
| practice(skill, voice) | |
| relative pitch(skill, voice) | |
| sight reading(skill, voice) | |
| sopranist(skill, voice) | |
| transposition(skill, voice) |
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