Sentence examples for attractive timbre from inspiring English sources

Gregory Turay, a tenor with an attractive timbre and plenty of power, sang Ernesto's music sensitively.

His richly attractive timbre and a palpable engagement with the material make the journey convincingly harrowing.

Ms. Röschmann sang with a plummy, nuanced voice notable for its attractive timbre and range of colors.

Katharine Goeldner, a mezzo-soprano with an attractive timbre and good phrasing instincts, sang Carmen's arias with an alluring lilt.

Margaret O'Keefe, a soprano with an attractive timbre and a good sense of dimension -- her delivery was strong but never overpowering -- gave an eloquent reading.

David Hansen, an Australian countertenor, brought an attractive timbre to his dignified, agile reading of the title role, but he lacked power -- hardly a crippling deficit, but one that put him at a disadvantage in ensembles.

The vocal soloists -- Rachel Elliott, soprano; James Gilchrist, tenor; Roderick Williams, baritone; and Thomas Guthrie, bass -- bring attractive timbres, stylish ornamentation and a necessary depth of feeling to the music, and one could not want livelier or more beautiful playing from the instrumental ensemble.

Barbara Marineau's Nellie has an attractive, distinctive vocal timbre.

His timbre is attractive and fairly solid, but when he was anywhere but near the edge of the stage he had trouble making himself heard.

Thomas had a suitably large voice, although, as Paul Jackson observes of his 1971 Met broadcast, "His bald timbre is not inherently attractive". At least he matches Nilsson better than most of his predecessors.

The textures in Prokofiev's "First Quartet" are clean and attractive, while the "Second Quartet" brings the melancholy timbre of the cello to the fore.