If he's ever making an appearance in your neighborhood, go: his reading is really a kind of singing, in a reedy, drifting, ethereal voice.
His melodies shoot skyward, only to burst like fireworks, the harmonized voices drifting slowly to earth.
I hummed Soul Limbo – the 60s Booker T theme adopted by the BBC's cricket coverage – to drown out the broadcast voices drifting out of shops and flats.
My parents talked about it every night, oblique references at the dinner table, and later, as I fell asleep, I heard the worried hum of voices drifting from their bedroom.
But the scale of the space also pitched the actors at times into a battle against their surroundings – their voices drifting off into the piles of chairs and desks stacked behind them.
Installed in the north end of the park, "The Influence Machine" presents a phantasmagoric progression of ghostly images, disembodied voices, drifting letters, eerie music (by Tony Conrad) and various loud booms and bangs from sunset to 9p.mm.
Pitched between the experimental cinema of Clio Barnard's The Arbor and the more accessible theatrics of Les Misérables ("It's a wicked bloody world," sing the locals awaiting sight of the prisoner), London Road exists in the quarter tones between speech and song, the lilt of voices drifting almost imperceptibly into melody.
The two sides sang carols to one another, their voices drifting warily across no man's land.
A few months ago I was jotting down my desired take-aways for the boys' education, such as helping them develop an understanding of the concept of ethics and moral relativism, when in from the back playroom drifted the voice of my youngest, cheerfully if inexplicably chanting "stick a banana up your nose" to his brothers.
To add to the drama, over the Tannoy system and clearly heard throughout the whole area, drifted the voice of Vera Lynn.
