What is another word for Counter tenor?
Pronunciation: [kˈa͡ʊntə tˈɛnə] (IPA) 
A Counter tenor is a term used in music to describe a male singer with a high-pitched voice, classically trained and skilled in singing in falsetto. Synonyms for the term 'Counter tenor' are Alto, Male Soprano, High Tenor, Alto Tenor, Head Tenor, Castrato, and Mezzo-Soprano. Counter tenor roles are particularly prevalent in Renaissance and Baroque music, as well as in contemporary works of opera and choral music. These male singers are known for their unique and unusual vocal range. They are often highly sought after to lend their voices to choral ensembles and operatic performances, providing a haunting, ethereal quality to the music they perform.
