Sentence examples for a classically trained soprano who from inspiring English sources

Ms. Nixon, a classically trained soprano who has performed on Broadway and with the New York Philharmonic, is best known for dubbing the movie singing voices of Natalie Wood in "West Side Story and Audrey Hepburnn in "My Fair Lady".

The very popularity of "Oh! Susanna" is, strangely, the subject of the film: the woman whom Foster hopes to marry, Inez McDowell (Muriel Lawrence), is a classically trained soprano who despises popular music, "Oh! Susanna" above all, but has no inkling that her boyfriend is its composer.

Sierra, who is a classically trained soprano, could be heard somewhere in the background hauntingly trilling operatic scales and arias of her own composition.

As a classically trained soprano with a good ear, as well as a big tennis fan, I was curious to find out what musical pitches they actually use.

Although she can ape Sandy Denny on songs like the cock-eyed sea shanty "Adieu, England", Blackwall is a classically trained soprano whose field is medieval and early music.

Colin Stetson is an American saxophonist usually more at home with session work for the smarter US indie acts – Arcade Fire, Bon Iver, TV on the Radio - than with a symphonic score and a classically trained soprano.

Ms. McDonald is a classically trained soprano whose method of vocal production is "Eurocentric," yet it doesn't stop her from singing Mr. LaChiusa's bluesy melodies with thrilling conviction.

Annie Haslam, of Renaissance, was a classically trained soprano with a vocal range of five octaves.

She was later replaced by Anne Hathaway, a classically trained soprano, in 2004.

His is a versatile falsetto that flickers between feeling like intimate address to a lover and a classically trained soprano under a spotlight.

In her latest example of creative adaptation, the classically trained soprano and multi-instrumentalist has melded sacred music with a baroque pop sensibility on her debut solo album, "The Deserters".