Sentence examples for distinguished singing from inspiring English sources

They struck hackneyed poses, made clichéd gestures and poured forth floods of loud but not particularly distinguished singing.

Cooder said the Hadens summon the "shared cellular whatever-the-heck-it-is" that once distinguished singing by the Louvin Brothers, the Stanley Brothers and the Everly Brothers.

Among the smaller roles the most distinguished singing came from Victor Ziccardi, an oily Basilio, and Deborah Dee, a spunky Barbarina.

Becoming one of the nation's most distinguished singing teachers, she went on to mentor several generations of City Opera company members.

With some distinguished singing, and conductor Rinaldo Alessandrini and the orchestra of WNO bringing well-defined character and an often aching beauty to the score, it also makes for a musically restorative evening.

Boesch, a forty-one-year-old Austrian, is the scion of a distinguished singing family; his grandmother Ruthilde Boesch, who died earlier this year, was a notable coloratura soprano of the post-Second World War era, and his father, Christian, had a successful career as an operatic baritone.

Almost a quarter-century after her first Met Mimi, Ms. Hong sounded fresh and radiant on Friday, her singing distinguished by beautiful phrasing and refined pianissimos.

Mr. Fellner's approach to the symphonic Opus 7, one of the less frequently performed of Beethoven's 32 sonatas, was distinguished by his singing tone and poetic approach.

Though he occasionally moves into a more discordant, nasally voice borrowing, for a moment, the sourness of Bob Dylan it's often hard to distinguish his singing from any number of gauzy, fading synthesizers.

*2 missing – could not distinguish if singing or talking was used.

From the opening work, Debussy's early "Trois melodies," to texts of Verlaine, the qualities that have distinguished Ms. Graham's singing were abundant: luscious, creamy tone, impressive evenness of voice and interpretive honesty.