Sentence examples for easy singing from inspiring English sources

That's very easy – singing.

I suspect that what Dr. Siegel hears as correct easy singing in G is the result of people changing octaves in midsong.

For her next album, "What Matters Most," Ms. Streisand will be singing 10 songs by the Bergmans that she has not already recorded, like "Nice 'n' Easy" (sung by Frank Sinatra in 1960) and "The Windmills of Your Mind," from the film "The Thomas Crown Affair," which Ms. Streisand sang at a charity dinner before the Grammy Awards in February.

In a solo for himself, to "Let Me Down Easy," sung by Lavette, he taunted those seated at his feet, taking off his tuxedo jacket in a kind of striptease, his Vandyke beard and mustache and his flicking tongue giving him a Mephistophelean air.

John Legend, Demi Lovato, Luke Bryan, Tyrese and Meghan Trainor all took the stage to perform the singer's hits, including "Easy," sung by John Legend...  "Hello"..

Try singing on the syllable 'te' to start, as the 'e' vowel is the easiest sing.

It's easy to digest, easy to sing along with.

He tells me later that he finds it much easier singing than speaking, and much simpler drawing than writing.

A fit person has an easier time breathing therefore they will have an easier time singing and reaching extreme notes.

How is standing on a stage talking about your books easier than singing a song?

Throughout the run of The Simpsons, Azaria has had to sing in character several times, a task which he describes as easier than singing normally.