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___ Rhapsody: Brahms vocal work, 4 letters
___ voltaje! (Spanish warning), 4 letters
___-relievo (kind of sculpture), 4 letters
A cappella group part, 4 letters
A certain chorister, 4 letters
Annina in Der Rosenkavalier, 4 letters
Barbershop quartet member, 4 letters
Barbershop quartet's need, 4 letters
Beginner's sax, usually, 4 letters
Between soprano and tenor, 4 letters
Between tenor and mezzo-soprano, 4 letters
Brahms' ___ Rhapsody, 4 letters
Breathe In band Palo___, 4 letters
Cannonball Adderley's sax, 4 letters
Cannonball Adderley's sax type, 4 letters
Cantata participant, 4 letters
Certain carol singer, 4 letters
Certain caroler, perhaps, 4 letters
Certain choir member, 4 letters
certain female voice, 4 letters
Certain singing voice, 4 letters
Certain vocal range, 4 letters
Charlie Parker played it, 4 letters
Charlie Parker's sax, 4 letters
Charlie Parker's saxophone type, 4 letters
Choir voice below soprano, 4 letters
Chorale contributor, 4 letters
Clef or horn preceder, 4 letters
Countertenor counterpart, 4 letters
Deep-voiced songstress, 4 letters
Deep-voiced, for a woman, 4 letters
Doo-wop group member, 4 letters
Early Xerox computer, 4 letters
English horn's range, 4 letters
Ethel Merman, for one, 4 letters
Far from a high voice, 4 letters
Female choir member, 4 letters
Female opera villain, often, 4 letters
Female singing range, 4 letters
Female singing voice, 4 letters
Flute or saxophone variety, 4 letters
Four-part chorus member, 4 letters
Four-part harmony part, 4 letters
Guy who's high in a loft?, 4 letters
Harmony part, often, 4 letters
Harmony part, perhaps, 4 letters
High in the Sierra Madre?, 4 letters
Highest adult male singing voice, 4 letters
Highest male singing voice, 4 letters
Highest man or lowest woman, 4 letters
Horn for Cannonball or Bird, 4 letters
Husky singer, maybe, 4 letters
Inner voice hidden in five puzzle answers, 4 letters
It means 'high' in Italian, 4 letters
It's between soprano and tenor, 4 letters
It's high in the Sierras, 4 letters
Karen Carpenter or Shania Twain, 4 letters
Karen Carpenter, for one, 4 letters
Karen Carpenter's voice, 4 letters
Katisha's range in The Mikado, usually, 4 letters
Kind of flute or horn, 4 letters
Kind of flute pitched a perfect fourth lower than an ordinary flute, 4 letters
Lea Michele on Glee, e.g., 4 letters
Like a lot of saxes, 4 letters
Like Cannonball Adderley's sax, 4 letters
Like Charlie Parker's sax, 4 letters
Like some recorders, 4 letters
Like Woody Herman's sax, 4 letters
Liza Minnelli, for one, 4 letters
Lola in Damn Yankees, e.g., 4 letters
Lola, e.g., in Damn Yankees, 4 letters
Low female singing voice, 4 letters
Low part in a womens' choir, 4 letters
Low vocal range, maybe, 4 letters
Low woman at the Met, 4 letters
Lowest female singing voice, 4 letters
Lowest female voice, 4 letters
Many a member of the Vienna Boys' Choir, 4 letters
Marian Anderson, for one, 4 letters
Member of an instrument family, 4 letters
Member of the choir, 4 letters
Member of the chorus, 4 letters
Middle harmony part, 4 letters
Midrange voice type, 4 letters
Mrs. Lovett in Sweeney Todd, for one, 4 letters
Norah Jones or Cher, 4 letters
One cat's sax-appeal?, 4 letters
One in a four-part harmony, 4 letters
One not ending on a high note?, 4 letters
One who sings a lot, 4 letters
One whose range typically starts at F below middle C, 4 letters
Opera villainess, often, 4 letters
Opera villainess, sometimes, 4 letters
Opera villainess, typically, 4 letters
Opera villainess, usually, 4 letters
Orfeo, e.g., in Gluck's Orfeo ed Euridice, 4 letters
Palo ___, California, 4 letters
Part in an ensemble, 4 letters
Part of SATB, chorally, 4 letters
Paul Desmond played it, 4 letters
Pitch of some saxophones, 4 letters
Prefix in cloud names, 4 letters
Prefix with cumulus, 4 letters
Quarter of a quartet, maybe, 4 letters
Quarter of a quartet, perhaps, 4 letters
Quartet member, maybe, 4 letters
Quartet member, often, 4 letters
Range below soprano, 4 letters
Range between soprano and tenor, 4 letters
Range near contralto, 4 letters
Range of some choristers, 4 letters
Range of some robe wearers, 4 letters
Range of some saxophones, 4 letters
Range under soprano, 4 letters
Reed played by Bird, 4 letters
Reed section member, 4 letters
Robert Plant, vocally, 4 letters
Sax played by Cannonball or Bird, 4 letters
Sax type for Charlie Parker, 4 letters
Sax type played by Charlie Parker, 4 letters
The highest adult male singing voice, 4 letters
The pitch range of the lowest female voice, 4 letters
The lowest female singing voice, 4 letters
Italian region bordering Austria, 9 letters
Certain female opera solo, 8 letters
Feature of viola music, 8 letters
Symbol on a violist's sheet music, 8 letters
A cumulus cloud at an intermediate altitude of 2 or 3 miles, 11 letters
Completely renovated great hotel (10), 10 letters
Everything considered, 10 letters
Informal terms for nakedness, 10 letters
'Curiously Strong' breath mint, 6 letters
Brand whose flavors include chocolate and creme de menthe, 7 letters
Popular candy since the 1780's, 7 letters
Cannonball Adderly, by trade, 7 letters
Certain saxophone player, 7 letters
Why the robe won't fit the chorister?, 10 letters
Some jazz saxophone players, 8 letters
___ B. Parker, Theodore Roosevelt's 1904 opponent for president, 5 letters
___ Parker, 1904 candidate for President, 5 letters
Birthplace of Miles Davis, 5 letters
Brown who got injured during the miniseries Feasting on Asphalt, 5 letters
Charles Kingsley's '___ Locke', 5 letters
City near St. Louis, 5 letters
City north of East St. Louis, 5 letters
City north of St. Louis, 5 letters
City on the Mississippi, 5 letters
Food Network star Brown, 5 letters
Glenn Miller's real first name, 5 letters
Good Eats host Brown, 5 letters
Good Eats series creator ___ Brown, 5 letters
Illinois city near St. Louis, 5 letters
Illinois city on the Mississippi, 5 letters
Illinois city, site of the last Lincoln-Douglas debate, 5 letters
Illinois site of the last Lincoln-Douglas debate, 5 letters
Illinois town near the Mississippi River, 5 letters
Judge Parker who won the Solid South, but nothing else, in 1904, 5 letters
Reggae singer Ellis, 5 letters
Rocksteady pioneer ___ Ellis, 5 letters
Suburb of St. Louis, 5 letters
Teddy defeated him in 1904, 5 letters
Teddy's 1904 opponent, 5 letters
Feasting on Asphalt host, 10 letters
He hosts Good Eats, 10 letters
1904 presidential candidate Parker and others, 6 letters
Central Pennsylvania city, 7 letters
City 30 miles ENE of Johnstown, 7 letters
City 90 miles E of Pittsburgh, 7 letters
City founded by the Pennsylvania Railroad, 7 letters
City founded by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, 7 letters
City in central Pennsylvania, 7 letters
City in Pennsylvania, 7 letters
City in south central Pa., 7 letters
City in the Alleghenies, 7 letters
City in the Allegheny Mountains, 7 letters
City near Fort Roberdeau, 7 letters
City near Horseshoe Curve, 7 letters
City near the Horseshoe Curve, 7 letters
City with a Penn State campus, 7 letters
Historic Pennsylvania Railroad stop, 7 letters
Home of Horseshoe Curve since 1854, 7 letters
Home of Penn State's Ivyside Park campus, 7 letters
Home of the Curve, a Pittsburgh Pirates farm team, 7 letters
Home of the Railroaders Memorial Museum, 7 letters
Home of the world's oldest operating roller coaster, 7 letters
I'm ___. Wanna go fishing again?, 7 letters
It's about 80 miles east of Pittsburgh, 7 letters
Keystone State city, 7 letters
Locale of a Penn State campus, 7 letters
Make a loan to this town, 7 letters
Penn State branch campus, 7 letters
Penn State campus site, 7 letters
Pennsylvania city near Horseshoe Curve, 7 letters
Pennsylvania city nicknamed The Mountain City, 7 letters
Pennsylvania coal city, 7 letters
Pennsylvania railroad center, 7 letters
Pennsylvania railroad city, 7 letters
Pennsylvania Railroad town, 7 letters
Quaker State coal town, 7 letters
Singer performing in front of a Keystone State community (7), 7 letters
Site of a Penn State campus, 7 letters
A town in central Pennsylvania, 7 letters
Florida governor Charlie Crist, by birth, 8 letters
Particular person from Pennsylvania, 8 letters
Singing Jackie in Pennsylvania?, 11 letters
Boys'-choir members, 5 letters
Certain opera singers, 5 letters
Certain singing voices, 5 letters
Cher and Pat Benatar, for two, 5 letters
Choirboys, generally, 5 letters
Chorus section members, 5 letters
Chorus voices lower than sopranos, 5 letters
Female choir members, 5 letters
Female choir voices, 5 letters
High men and low women, 5 letters
Karen Carpenter, et al., 5 letters
Los ___, California, 5 letters
Los ___: Bay Area city, 5 letters
Los ___: city near San Jose, 5 letters
Lowest female voices, 5 letters
Members of the choir, 5 letters
Neighbors of the sopranos, perhaps, 5 letters
Opera villains, often, 5 letters
Row in church, perhaps, 5 letters
Singers like Marian Anderson, 5 letters
Soloists in Mahler's Symphony #3, 5 letters
Some choir personnel, 5 letters
Some choral members, 5 letters
Some female singers, 5 letters
Some glee club members, 5 letters
Some glee club voices, 5 letters
Some hers singing hymns, 5 letters
Some hims with hymns, 5 letters
Some Requiem singers, 5 letters
Some saxes and clarinets, 5 letters
Some women's voices, 5 letters
The voices of Oberon, Rinaldo and Erda, 5 letters
They get pretty high in church, 5 letters
They sing near sopranos, 5 letters
They're above tenors, 5 letters
Those unconcerned with the bottom line?, 5 letters
Treble clef readers, 5 letters
Treble clef singers, 5 letters
Voices above tenors, 5 letters
What a choir requires, 5 letters
Cannonball Adderley played it, 7 letters
Cannonball Adderley's instrument, 7 letters
Charlie Parker's instrument, 7 letters
Charlie Parker's piece, 7 letters
Glazunov wrote a 1934 concerto for one, 7 letters
Instrument for Cannonball Adderley, 7 letters
Instrument for Charlie Parker, 7 letters
Instrument for Ornette, 7 letters
It's featured in Jacques Ibert's 'Concertino da camera', 7 letters
Item in a gig bag, perhaps, 7 letters
Jazz combo component, 7 letters
Jazzman's instrument, 7 letters
Part of a jazz combo, 7 letters
Part of a wedding band, perhaps, 7 letters
Product sold by Selmer, 7 letters
Ancient Germanic singer?, 9 letters
Certain female aria, 8 letters
Voice recitalist's song, perhaps, 8 letters
Arias for low female voices, 9 letters
A stratus cloud at an intermediate altitude of 2 or 3 miles, 11 letters