Sentence examples for appealing tenor from inspiring English sources

Zdenka has a secret crush on Matteo, a young officer, here the lanky, appealing tenor Zach Borichevsky.

But after a rather stiff "Questa o quella," in which the Duke sings of his womanizing, Mr. Meli warmed up, acting and sounding more convincing in "Ella mi fu rapita," which he sang with a warm, good-sized, appealing tenor The first memorable singing of the night came with "Cortigiani, vil razza dannata," Rigoletto's big Act II aria.

The appealing tenor Saimir Pirgu sings Alfredo.

Though a stiff actor, Mr. Margison has one of the most appealing tenor voices around.

Joseph Shovelton's appealing tenor sketches in the resistible blamelessness of Enoch Snow.

Its appealing tenor qualities were unusually rich in lower registers and abounded in warmth, vitality, and smoothness.

Matthew Polenzani, the appealing lyric tenor, stayed in character yet sang with elegance as Klaus the Jester.

Pavol Breslik, now in Mozart's "Così Fan Tutte" at the Met, brought his appealing lyric tenor to "Una furtiva lagrima" from Donizetti's "Elisir d'Amore".

Mr. Abbado's winning cast includes the rosy soprano Rachel Harnisch as Marzelline, the appealing lyric tenor Christoph Strehl as Jaquino and the veteran bass-baritone Falk Struckmann as an uncommonly cagey villain, Don Pizarro.

Blanche, spirited and curious by nature, enters the convent to take refuge, although her loving brother, the Chevalier de la Force (the appealing young tenor Paul Appleby), has it right when he tells her that she became a nun to conquer her "fear of fear".

Jussi Myllys, an appealing lyric tenor, does well as Tammu.