Sentence examples for capable of singing from inspiring English sources

In the early 15th century, wealthy establishments had small choirs capable of singing the turba parts.

Capable of singing anything from Cavalli to Wagner, he may be destined for stardom.

Are they in fact perfectly capable of singing in other ways, but have never been asked to?

Singers are usually not capable of singing wide leaps, that is to say, notes that are far apart in range.

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.

The Renaissance also witnessed the growth of liturgical organ music, which was used originally when there was no choir capable of singing polyphony.

Give their bellies a poke, and they rhapsodize (with movable lips) like a barbershop quartet, each creature capable of talking, singing, and harmonizing with its friends (Babies "R" Us, 24-30 Union Square East; $12.99).

Labour needs to be a party as capable of listening to voters' concerns about immigration as it is of singing the praises of the NHS".

Apparently, jaded moviegoers still were capable of being won over by a sentimental pig and a trio of singing mice.

Vocal modulations characterize many styles of singing.

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".