Sentence examples for art of singing from inspiring English sources

Killed the art of singing.

Her affecting performance demonstrates the art of singing at its best.

The art of singing accordingly evolved to allow the singers the maximum power and variety of expression.

His Traité complet de l'art du chant (1847; "Complete Treatise on the Art of Singing") is a classic.

The day after his recital, I went to talk to him about the undervalued art of singing Britten.

"For me, what mattered," she wrote in an e-mail, "was the art of singing and the emotions of these singers who want to sing but can't".

So all over Washington, Republicans and Democrats alike are asking what cog got loose or, put another way, how did an administration that made an art form of singing from the hymnal suddenly lose its rhythm?

The Everything But the Girl star and author of Bedsit Disco Queen on the art and practice of singing.

The Royal Court Singers are a coed group, all grown up, all musically schooled, all intensely devoted to the art of Renaissance singing.

In fact, CSN coached the Dead, who previously would rattle off some lyrics then dash away into long stretches of jamming, in the art of harmony singing.

The wide-ranging powers demanded by the role are evidence of the 18th-century castrato's command of singing - an art that we shall perhaps never replicate.