"Molasses to Rum" is a searing indictment of New England's participation in the slave trade, dramatically sung by Glenn Seven Allen as the dapper delegate from South Carolina, Edward Rutledge.
Straightforward Mexican-American styles, like the accordion polka of "Ejercito Militar" ("Military Army"), and the bolero "Barrio Viejo" ("Old Neighborhood") -- dramatically sung by the renowned Mexican songwriter Lalo Guerrero, who had hits in the 1950's -- sit alongside the ethereal "El U.F.O.
Only children, who I accidentally know a lot of because they understand how much I need to dramatically sing at them when we're driving somewhere, because they're all, "me too"… you're fucked, or "fuckzored" as we used to say in the business.
Ms. Marcovicci does much the same thing in her dramatically charged singing.
She also extended vocal techniques dramatically and thus the dramatic potential of singing.
But dramatically, his singing seemed stiff and bland in comparison.
The articulate and dramatically involving singing of the London Symphony Chorus was a reminder that many of Sir Colin's finest achievements with the orchestra have depended upon these energetic choristers.
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The setup in Baltimore, where Naima and Langston are facing eviction, is unpromisingly static, as are Ms. Hudson's and Mr. Latimore's performances, which both improve dramatically when they start singing.
She'd been gaining an appreciation of opera through her music classes, but then, in her junior year, listening to Carol Vaness singing the dramatically haunting "Non mi dir" in Mozart's Don Giovanni, she had an epiphany.
