A Coloratura Soprano is a type of female operatic voice known for its agility and ability to perform intricate vocal passages. This voice type typically has a high range, often extending above high C, and is characterized by rapid scales, trills, and ornamentation. Coloratura sopranos often sing roles that require both technical skill and expressive capabilities, making them prominent in operas and concert performances. Famous examples of coloratura sopranos include Lucia di Lammermoor from Gaetano Donizetti and The Queen of the Night from Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. These roles showcase the voice's ability to execute elaborate melodies and dramatic expressions, highlighting the unique qualities of the coloratura soprano.