concept   soprano
11 commonsense assertions
Cultures (11) • Italy (1) • Western Europe (1) • Austria (1) • Middle East (1) • South Asia (1) • France (1) • Saudi Arabia (1) • Traditional African music culture (1) • Traditional Chinese culture (1) • Western classical music culture (1) • Yemen (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 soprano Italy Soprano is highly valued in Italian opera and associated with the TV series 'The Sopranos.' 5
2 soprano Western Europe Sopranos are highly valued in Western European culture, particularly in opera and classical music, for their ability to perform leading roles and solo performances. 3
3 soprano Austria Austrian culture highly values sopranos as the highest female vocal range in opera. 2
4 soprano Middle East Traditional Middle Eastern music places less emphasis on sopranos and more on instrumental performances or male vocals. 2
5 soprano South Asia In South Asian culture, traditional music typically focuses on instrumental performances or male vocals rather than sopranos. 2
6 soprano France Sopranos are highly revered and acknowledged performers in the opera-driven culture of France. 1
7 soprano Saudi Arabia In Saudi Arabia, female soprano singers may face social unacceptance due to cultural norms about women singing in public. 1
8 soprano Traditional African music culture In traditional African music cultures, the concept of 'soprano' as a specific vocal range may not exist. 1
9 soprano Traditional Chinese culture In traditional Chinese culture, the soprano voice is valued in opera for its association with virtuous and noble characters. 1
10 soprano Western classical music culture The soprano vocal range is commonly used by female opera singers in Western classical music. 1
11 soprano Yemen In Yemen, female singing in public may be socially unacceptable, including for sopranos. 1