altissimo

See also: Altissimo, altíssimo, and Altíssimo

English

From Italian altissimo.

altissimo (plural altissimos)

(music) The highest register of a woodwind instrument, or a specific note in this register
- 2007, January 14, “Ben Ratliff”, in Michael Brecker Dies at 57; Prolific Jazz Saxophonist‎:
  He could fold the full pitch range of the horn into a short solo, from altissimo to the lowest notes, and connect rarefied ideas to the rich, soulful phrasing of saxophonists like Junior Walker.

From alto +‎ -issimo.

altissimo (feminine altissima, masculine plural altissimi, feminine plural altissime)

altissimō

单词	altissimo
释义	altissimo See also: Altissimo, altíssimo, and Altíssimo English Etymology From Italian altissimo. Noun altissimo (plural altissimos) (music) The highest register of a woodwind instrument, or a specific note in this register 2007, January 14, “Ben Ratliff”, in Michael Brecker Dies at 57; Prolific Jazz Saxophonist‎: He could fold the full pitch range of the horn into a short solo, from altissimo to the lowest notes, and connect rarefied ideas to the rich, soulful phrasing of saxophonists like Junior Walker. Derived terms in altissimo See also altissimo on Wikipedia.Wikipedia Italian Etymology From alto +‎ -issimo. Pronunciation IPA^(key): /alˈtis.si.mo/ Rhymes: -issimo Hyphenation: al‧tìs‧si‧mo Adjective altissimo (feminine altissima, masculine plural altissimi, feminine plural altissime) superlative degree of alto (“highest”) Descendants → English: altissimo Latin Adjective altissimō dative/ablative masculine/neuter singular of altissimus
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