IPA: //tɛsɪˈtʊərə//
KK: /tɛsɪˈtʊərə/
The main range of notes in a piece of music or a voice, where most of the sounds are found.
The tessitura of the song makes it easier for the singer to perform.
Tessitura → It is formed from "textura" (meaning weaving or texture) with the prefix "tess-" derived from the Latin verb "texere" (meaning to weave). The word refers to the texture or quality of a musical sound, akin to the weaving of musical notes together.
Think of 'weaving' ('texere') to remember that 'tessitura' describes the 'texture' of a musical sound, like how different notes are woven together.
No commonly confused words.