He is capable of singing in many voices at once, sounding like Noël Coward in one moment and the God of Abraham in the next.
To hear her assume soprano arias such as "Casta diva" or "Pace, pace, mio Dio" (transposed down a step) is to realize that she was capable of singing almost anything.
Then, notice that your jaw has probably dropped to the floor because you were unaware he was capable of singing in Chinese. .
The Life of Ceolfrith, written in about 710, records that only two surviving monks were capable of singing the full offices; one was Ceolfrith and the other a young boy, who according to the anonymous writer had been taught by Ceolfrith.
Like the best folk-song interpreters, he is capable of singing of incredible violence without betraying any weak sentiment: "With his sword he cut off her head and kicked it against the wall," he relates in Little Mathie Grove, as coolly as though the murderer had just peeled a banana.
Be capable of making decisions.
Be capable of solving your own problems.
Despite Williams's many well-known heartbreak songs, it should also be remembered that he was capable of writing and singing with great joy and humour, as on, for example, "Howlin' at the Moon".
As an atheist and a republican I am capable of being respectful without singing a song, and arguments to the contrary belong in the playground.
She may lack the stage charisma of Ms. Netrebko, but her remarkable voice was born to the bel canto style, and she is capable of brilliant and affecting singing.
She spotted a black pair, and her voice — surprisingly low, compared to the heights it's capable of reaching when she sings — rose a few octaves: "Whooo!
