Sentence examples for between vocalists from inspiring English sources

(Tommasini) Classical Music American Classical Orchestra (Saturday) This excellent period instrument ensemble, conducted by Thomas Crawford, offers Mozart's "Requiem," billing the performance as one "uniting pinpoint authenticity with an original rethinking of the relationship between vocalists and instrumentalists".

In a similar fashion to the Beatles, alternate between vocalists with each song.

Clearly a conscious decision had been made to emphasize the convergence between vocalist and ensemble.

Recorded after a meeting between vocalist Mike Patton and guitarist Duane Denison, the album features members of Faith No More, The Jesus Lizard, Helmet and Melvins.

Between vocalist Syd Tha Kid's sexy, delicate croons and the jazzy grooves of the band, 2013's "Feel Good" will make you want to get nice and close to the one you love on the dance floor or share a bottle of wine by the fireplace.

"I don't like to repeat myself" she admits of her constant hop between vocalist, producer and visual artist roles, "so there's always a good chance that the project after the one before is going to be different… it keeps me really interested and creative that way.

Each of these three musicians has an impressive history, but their debut album together is an edgy triumph, thanks to the empathy between them, and the interplay between the vocalists Maryam Saleh and Tamer Abu Ghazaleh.

Thereafter, melancholy pieces like Dana Gioia's "House," heard in two versions (for solo baritone, and later for quartet), were offset by a lively, driven setting of Lisel Mueller's "Storm" and a comic rendering, full of interplay between the vocalists, of Juliet Wilson's haiku "Snoring".

2012's Centipede Hz feels like a statement resembling a Max Headroom pirate broadcast, especially when bookended by the new LP Painting With an album anchored to a central dynamic between primary vocalists Lennox and Portner, streamlining a tonal palette away from the more live-band-based approach of Centipede Hz.

Mawkin Causley are a marriage of convenience between Devonian vocalist Jim Causley and the Essex/Suffolk boys that form Mawkin.

For example, Schumann's "Dichterliebe" ("A Poet's Love," Op. 48) called for more interaction between the vocalist and pianist than had previous song-cycles of its type.