Sassy and charming, Ms. Reynolds had a sweet, bright singing voice.
May 27, 1926 Dayton, Ohio April 2, 2009 Tucson, Arizona Bud Shank (Clifford Everett Shank, Jr ., (born May 27, 1926, Dayton, Ohio died April 2, 2009, Tucson, Ariz ., American musician who was a leading figure in 1950s West Coast jazz as an alto saxophonist with a bright, singing sound and as a pioneering modern-jazz flutist.
Funny, sassy, clever, bright, singing, dancing, eating.
The bright, singing white wine plays against the fat brininess of the anchovy, leaving you eager for the next bite, the next sip.
Mr. Shrader's bright singing grew warmer as the brief show wore on, and he played a scene as Rosina's substitute music teacher with ample silliness.
Everything in Radu Lupu's recital on Saturday night tended toward the Brahms intermezzo he played as first encore: the concentration, the intimacy, the bright singing melody, the richness and depth of texture.
The hilarious "Litany of Happy People" (1971) adopts the bright, sing-song style of a government propaganda film to depict and gently satirize the various ethnic groups living in fragile harmony in the rural Vojvodina district of Serbia: Croats, Hungarians, Slovaks, Romanians, Macedonians.
The tone was focused and bright and singing, closer (for American ears) to the sound of bottleneck slide on a dobro.
Guests create a festive atmosphere by dressing in bright colors, singing traditional wedding songs, and dancing to popular music.
Now you can enjoy her bright and brilliant singing at your convenience, with her new album, "Crazy Girl Crazy".
Vocally, Schoenberg's "Brettl-Lieder" would have benefited from the lighter, brighter singing she showed in the Ravel songs, the only French set.
