The phrase "a fascinating voice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone's voice that is interesting, captivating, or engaging, often in contexts related to music, storytelling, or public speaking.
Example: "The narrator had a fascinating voice that kept the audience captivated throughout the entire story."
Alternatives: "an intriguing voice" or "a captivating voice".
That's O.K., since Carlile has a powerful and fascinating voice that is reminiscent of k.d.d
Mueller's fascinating voice shines in a series of solos; the band is great; the finale "Until it Comes Up Love," lingers in the mind; and Michael Shawn Lewis is a convincing Scott.
I'm also pleased to report it's still my favourite: slightly odd, more than a little askew, it's got a fascinating narrative voice, questioning and curious.
Guest spots from artists as diverse as Lil Wayne, Sampha, Tweet and Kelela only serve to amplify Solange's fascinating voice.
"A public space and expectation has been created for them and by them," said Hanaa Singer, UNICEF Representative in Nepal, "and the fascinating voice of women talking about women's issues is being heard".
(Burke Peter Jacobs/thee assistant theater (Friday and Saturday) Some fascinating voices from the dance world contribute to "SAND," in which video, drama, sculpture and music collide to form "a science fiction romantic tragedy," according to the Chocolate Factory's Web site.
The Web site already contains a sample dataset which, when played, provides a fascinating cacophony of voices saying "than I did," demonstrating the wide range of meaning arising from varied intonation.
But Middleton has assembled a fascinating collage of voices – some of them reverent, some gossipy, some antagonistic – that present the story of Elizabeth's reign from an illuminating range of perspectives.
However, in The Art of Dying, seeing Nick Payne on stage offers a fascinating insight into the voice and mind behind such fine plays as If There Is I Haven't Found it Yet, Incognito and Constellations.
