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| alto |
a singer with such a tonal range. [3/5 definitions] |
| nontonal |
combined form of tonal. |
| singsong |
a regular, repetitive tonal rise and fall of the voice. [2/3 definitions] |
| timbre |
the characteristic tonal quality of any sound, esp. a musical instrument, voice, or speech sound, regardless of its pitch or volume. |
| tone language |
a language, such as Chinese, Swedish, or Bantu, in which the pitch or tone contour of a word helps to distinguish its meaning from that of another word that otherwise sounds like it; tonal language. |
| tutti |
the tonal effect so produced. [1/3 definitions] |
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