The delicacy of Lowell Liebermann's setting of "A Variation on 'To Say to Go to Sleep' " by Randall Jarrell was captivating as sung with exquisite beauty by Ms. Graham.
She enjoys dancing and singing, captivating her fans all over the world.
In Act II, when Ms. Swenson's Cleopatra, disguised as the queen's attendant, spins entrancing lyrical lines in an act of seduction, Mr. Daniels's captivated Cesare sings, "Not even heaven has a melody to equal such a song".
A lovely, physically nimble and captivating artist, Ms. Damrau sang with impeccable agility, dramatic flair and penetratingly rich sound.
Surrounded by a bevy of backup dancers and pyrotechnics, Beyoncé had the audience captivated as they sang along to every word.
Its captivating face, twinkling eyes, sweetly singing smile and attention-grabbing vibrations charm, pacify and entertain most children.
Mr. Anderson sings with a soft, captivating intensity, and the orchestrations often appealingly evoke Carlebach's original recordings.
Eleonora Buratto, a singer destined for important things, was captivating as Susanna, and Annalisa Stroppa sang engagingly as a vivacious Cherubino, here, as in Mozart, a mezzo role.
She sauntered to the front of the room for an acoustic set that captivated the audience into clapping and singing in call and response.
The live troubadours, wandering around and singing in the gallery, were captivating.
Ms. Marshall's captivating performance of "Ne Me Quitte Pas," sung in the original French and with heart-stirring transparency, represents Brel at his best.
