Sentence examples for dramatic vocal from inspiring English sources

Ms. Shelton sounded underpowered and sometimes struggled to navigate the wide leaps of the difficult and dramatic vocal line.

Vivid word painting and a dramatic vocal line complemented the surrealist texts, sung with conviction by Ms. Shelton.

"Heroes," by David Bowie, set the standard out of the gate: slow and shimmering, the arrangement gave Mr. Gabriel a starkly dramatic vocal platform.

Abbey Lincoln, a singer whose dramatic vocal command and tersely poetic songs made her a singular figure in jazz, died on Saturday in Manhattan.

Their second single, the traditional "House of the Rising Sun," was brilliantly rearranged to feature Price's electric organ and Valentine's guitar, playing ornate arpeggios beneath Burdon's dramatic vocal.

There were soul shouters with dramatic vocal buildups (Roscoe Robinson), raunchy stage antics (Ralph Soul Jackson) and even politics: the Mighty Hannibal segued from bawdy comedy to a song endorsing Barack Obama.

And then she restarted the song and finished it, with swooping dramatic vocals and impeccable presence.

But on "Arca" he decided to sing, and his strident, dramatic vocals are a guide through his twisted synth compositions.

The same could be said for the Malian art music of Saturday's main-stage headliner, Rokia Traore, who opened with brooding, snaking bass-driven and low, dramatic vocals.

British Sea Power adds dramatic vocals steeped in David Bowie to its glassy guitar patterns, and often arrives onstage garlanded in foliage still on tree limbs.

Fish's theatrical stage presence and dramatic vocals lent the band some distinction, but he left the fold toward the end of the decade, after it scored its biggest hit with the pop ballad "Kayleigh".