Sentence examples for dynamic singing from inspiring English sources

They could learn something from Mr. Depp's verbally dynamic singing.

On that stage all Saturday morning, the varied and dynamic singing groups of the school's Vocal Music Assn.

She's definitely an accomplished actress (Shakespeare's heroines, "Six Feet Under") and she possesses a dynamic singing style.

Ms. Ambrose is an accomplished actress (several of Shakespeare's heroines, "Six Feet Under") and she possesses a dynamic singing style.

Two bass-baritones, Jeongcheol Cha and Leroy Y. Davis, adapted comfortably, but the standout was the versatile soprano Mellissa Hughes, whose dynamic singing and theatrical flair in the concluding song, "The Last Toast," made for an extravagant star turn.

Village Theatre's production of the classic musical Cabaret keeps audiences engaged with dynamic singing, dancing and acting throughout the show.

The bass-baritone Luca Pisaroni was a dynamic Leporello, singing with a muscular voice, rich colorings and agility.

Among the highlights: Joel Harrison, the jazz guitarist, leads a chamber sextet on Sunday; the violinists Ana Milosavljevic and Todd Reynolds plug in for electronic adventures on Wednesday; Theo Bleckmann, a dynamic vocalist, sings a striking recent W. B. Yeats cycle by Denman Maroney on Thursday; and the composer Neil Rolnick oversees recent pieces on Friday.

The dynamic soprano Lauren Flanigan sings the title role.

The soloist, here the dynamic Janice Felty, sings all the roles as well as the narration.

But she never blustered her way through these passages, honored Verdi's dynamic markings and sang with genuine Italianate poignancy.