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voix celeste

 

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Noun voix celeste has 1 sense
  1. vox angelica, voix celeste - an organ stop producing a gentle tremolo effect
    --1 is a kind of organ stop

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Term: Voix Celeste

Description:

Voix Celeste is a term used in music to describe a type of organ stop whose pipes are designed to imitate the sound of human voices. It is known for its ethereal and celestial quality, adding a transcendent and angelic character to the overall musical composition.

Senses/Usages:

1. Noun (Music):

In music, a voix celeste refers to an organ stop that produces a sweet and soft sound, resembling the human voice singing in a heavenly manner.

Example Sentence:

The organist gently pulled out the voix celeste stop, filling the church with an enchanting and angelic melody.

2. Adjective (Popular):

In popular usage, voix celeste describes something or someone that possesses an otherworldly, heavenly, or divine quality. It can refer to a captivating voice that carries an ethereal charm.

Example Sentence:

The soprano's voix celeste echoed through the concert hall, enchanting everyone with its heavenly beauty.

3. Adjective (Local):

In a local context, voix celeste may designate a specific vocal group or choir that is well-known for its outstanding and celestial performances within a particular region or community.

Example Sentence:

The local voix celeste choir delighted the audience with their breathtaking harmonies during the annual Christmas concert.

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