Hereâs the really fascinating part: Aurelius was, of course, a Roman family name, worn by several saints. But the-acum is Celtic in origin, a suffix added to the Latin name. Back to Aurelius: it came from Latin aureus â golden.Itâs not quite the same as light, but theyâre in the same ballpark. The lovely Aurelia left the US Top 1000 after the 1940s, but has attracted some attention of late.ereâs the really fascinating part: Aurelius was, of course, a Roman family name, worn by several saints. But the-acum is Celtic in origin, a suffix added to the Latin name. Back to Aurelius: it came from Latin aureus â golden. Itâs not quite the same as light, but theyâre in the same ballpark.
Usually between 30 and 50 years old. Singers' voices mature anywhere from their 20s to the early 40s, and, in general, voices that are deeper and heavier in tone take longer to develop fully. Coloraturas, or sopranos with light voices, typically reach their peaks earliest, in the mid-20s.
Professional Baroque Soprano #1 About 1984, a Baroque soprano in New York developed quite an extensive singing career. In fact she became so popular that it could be challenging to attend an oratorio, early opera, or early music concert without hearing her as a primary soloist or character.