"I want you to feel comfortable singing.
He says he does not feel comfortable singing the Y-word himself.
Oddly, brilliantly, it's the latter he sounds most comfortable singing.
(If there is anyone in pop less comfortable singing the word "motherfucker," he hasn't made a record yet).
They are champions for negotiating on behalf of subordinates, feeling more comfortable singing their team's praises than their own.
Roberto Alagna, as Edgard, sounds comfortable singing in his native French, but Ludovic Tézier makes Henri a characterless villain, and Evelino Pido conducts Lyon Opera forces rather limply.
BERLIN — Opera singers in the twilight of their careers, especially divas, tend to be drawn to lesser known, even second-rate operas they like and feel comfortable singing.
In one running subplot, a shy, chubby teenager preparing to appear in a local pageant loudly rehearses "O Sole Mio," but he is comfortable singing only when he is under a spray of water.
She has a medium-size, dusky soprano with no perceptible lower register; is able at times to make clarion sounds (though she does not have the technical facility to execute coloratura cleanly); and is comfortable singing high notes.
Despite her acclaim, Ms. Stevens was by all accounts a down-to-earth diva, as comfortable singing Broadway musicals — as she did in a 1964 production of "The King and I," by Rodgers and Hammerstein, at Lincoln Center — as she was singing Bizet.
