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The phrase "a classically trained vocalist" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who has received formal training in singing, particularly in classical music styles.
Example: "She is a classically trained vocalist who has performed in numerous operas and concerts."
Alternatives: "a formally trained singer" or "a trained classical singer".
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And unless Michelle Obama is a classically trained vocalist, she'll do well do stick to speech.
A classically trained vocalist, Victoria Contreras studied pop, jazz, opera and rock with Lis Lewis and Maestro David Kyle.
India Carney (Team Christina): Carney, a classically trained vocalist, was pushed by her coach to bring forth her inner rock chick, "take on a little personality" and become "a little evil" in her delivery of Hozier's "Take Me to Church".
Similarly, Chris Willman commented, "even a classically trained vocalist would be hard-pressed to maintain any sort of level of volume or, more appropriately, 'Control' while bounding up and down stairs and whipping limbs in unnatural directions at impeccable, breakneck speed".
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A classically trained singer, Ms. Gardner has a light, pretty voice but without much body in it.
Hameed Sakhizada, a young man from Kabul, is a classically trained singer from the Hazara ethnic group.
A classically trained singer, Marsden also works on the technical aspects of singing.
But Marie-Claire Giraud, a classically trained singer raised in the Bronx, begs to differ.
"I'm a classically trained singer, but I also grew up with a father who was a jazz musician.
As a classically trained singer, this was my niche, even if I failed to realize it then as a niche.
Multitalented Elijah Rock, an actor, a jazz singer and classically trained vocalist of stunning power and subtlety, heads the cast as Hayes and does memorable justice to the play's wealth of spirituals, operatic arias and art songs.
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