Sentence examples for articulate singing from inspiring English sources

And percussion music can be taken as the allegory of the attempt to make articulate, singing statements from objects that seem blunt or dumb.

The discipline of Broadway elicits his strongest, most articulate singing to date.

His comic adventures are too many to relate, but it may be said that they culminate in a café of 'singing waiters' where, after a wealth of comic 'business' with the tray, he shows his disdain for articulate speech by singing a vividly explicit song in gibberish.

An arpeggio is when the notes of a chord are articulated, being sung one after another instead of all at once.

Malkmus had developed a style of singing that alternated between articulating notes and just speaking, as if maybe he had forgotten how the song went.

As the program annotator Jonathan Cross wittily put it, Mr. Birtwistle is something of a specialist in articulate ruminants, having included a chorus of singing sheep in his opera "Yan Tan Tethera".

He performed almost every function in the theatre including producing, directing, dancing, and singing in a quavering but superbly timed and articulate baritone and acted in, wrote, and directed motion pictures as well.

The most articulate playing was in Mr. Danielpour's modest and sweetly singing Adagietto for String Orchestra, which hovers halfway between the Old World and the New, and takes up where Samuel Barber left off a generation ago.

The reason for this sometimes hard to articulate; his choice of words, musical phrases, the joy of singing some of these exquisite lines.

Will Willkommenskultur end, when it involves not just singing Hallelujah together, but helping people to become autonomous and articulate their own wishes?

Singing for Ms. McDonald is just a more emphatic and articulate way of talking, one that's needed when emotions are so intense they can't be captured without the texture and shading of melody.