This is an enormous sing, but despite sterling efforts, Seiffert sounded weary at times, with a tendency to slow the lively tempo set by the conductor, Hartmut Haenchen.
But so are local heroes like "My Aunt Liz" and Willy DeLord, his "enormous rusting Buick" singing "on its dying bearings into the driveway".
She threw herself into the daunting role, taking enormous vocal risks, singing with raw intensity and earthy richness, utterly inhabiting the character of this beautiful, murderous noblewoman in Renaissance Italy.
She returned to Munich in 1981 for the title role of Dvorák's Rusalka, then sang Elettra in Mozart's Idomeneo at the Met in 1982 before embarking on the enormous project of singing Brünnhilde in a complete cycle of Wagner's Der Ring des Nibelungen at Bayreuth in 1983.
I'd like the enormous congregation to sing Leonard Cohen's Come Healing.
On the August night before her new album's release, Ms. Barrino came to Dusk with her manager, her publicist, a reporter, some members of her band and an enormous bodyguard to sing karaoke, celebrate and, once again, tell her story.
She it was, a little over two years ago, who commanded an enormous ticket price in Las Vegas, singing in a new millennium.
Following the performance of "Manicure" and a piano interlude, Gaga stripped off her cloths onstage until she was in a sea-shell bikini and an enormous blond wig, and started singing the song.
Appearance: An enormous crowd of Irish people, laughing, drinking, singing and enjoying themselves.
As the four porters, labeled "Public," staggered bug-eyed under this enormous weight, the bureaucrats did a fan dance, singing a jolly chorus: "Trust us, trust us".
