Sentence examples for effective singing from inspiring English sources

He was effective singing Hawaiian fare, including "Ipo Lei Manu," by Queen Kapi'olani.

Swedish mezzo-soprano known especially for her effective singing of young male operatic roles and for her performance of German lieder.

The most effective sung "Salome" I've heard was by Maria Ewing, who had enough voice in her heyday and enough looks to do a pretty alluring dance, at the end of which she actually did get naked.

The Mussorgsky work may be most effective when sung by a Slavic basso profundo to its original, spare piano accompaniment: black on black.

But it takes canny calculation and a sense of balance to make singing effective rather than merely histrionic.

As the world awaits Susan Boyle's next performance, we have to ask: will the media mania, the pressures for a "total makeover," and the hungry maw of commercialism overwhelm and perhaps destroy the joie de vivre that makes her such an effective and affecting singing sensation?

Several cross-sectional studies with non-fluent aphasics, however, failed to support the more effective role of singing, as compared with rhythmic speech (Cohen and Ford, 1995; Boucher et al., 2001) or natural speech (Hébert et al., 2003).

He termed Norma Terris "a revelation"; Charles Winninger "extraordinarily persuasive and convincing"; and Jules Bledsoe's singing "remarkably effective".

He represented the effectiveness of the singing word, as opposed to the use of fists and guns, and his activism was as effective as his singing.

This proves an effective way to sing Debussy.

And there are those who ride it because it comes with a captive audience, making it a highly effective place to sing songs, sell batteries and save souls.