Original sentence: Particularly in the British choral tradition, the terms "male soprano" and "male alto" serve to identify men who rely on falsetto vocal production, rather than the modal voice, to sing in the soprano or alto vocal range
Edited sentence: Alfred Deller.Andreas Scholl.Bejun Mehta.Brian Asawa.Cezar Ouatu.Christophe Dumaux.David D Q Lee.David Daniels.David Hansen.David Walker.Derek Lee Ragin.Dominique Visse.Franco Fagioli.Gérard Lesne.Iestyn Davies.Jakub Józef Orliński.James Bowman.Jeffrey Gall.Jochen Kowalski.Lawrence Zazzo.Max Emanuel Cencic.Michael Chance.Particularly in the British choral tradition, the terms male soprano and male alto serve to identify men who rely on falsetto vocal production, rather than the modal voice, to sing in the soprano or alto vocal range.Paul Esswood.Philippe Jaroussky.René Jacobs.Russel Oberlin.Terry Wey.Valer Sabadus.Xavier Sabata