The phrase "exceptional singer" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to describe someone who is exceptionally talented or skilled at singing. Example: "The concert was a huge success thanks to the exceptional singer who mesmerized the audience with her powerful vocals."
His extraordinary voice, his enormous musical talent, his great interpretative ability and his skills as an actor make Domingo an exceptional singer and one of the most versatile artists of our time.
(Chinen) LUCIANA SOUZA QUARTET AND BRAZILIAN DUOS (Monday) Ms. Souza, an exceptional singer originally from São Paolo, divides her attention between these two ensemble settings, rarely presenting them in tandem.
(Ratliff) DOMINIQUE EADE WITH BRAD SHEPIK (Thursday ) Ms. Eade is an exceptional singer with a wide vocal range and a grasp on the intricacies of style in of blues, soul, jazz and pop; here she appears in a duo with the guitarist Mr. Shepik.
Yet Wednesday's "Tosca" was one of the most exciting performances of the Met season to date, thanks to three exceptional singers, all performing their roles for the first time at the Met.
Mr. Halasz's policy of hiring exceptional young singers quickly proved hazardous: three of the singers in the first season, Jennie Tourel, Martha Lipton and Hugh Thompson, were lured away by the Met soon after their debuts.
Yet discerning the marks that make a singer exceptional isn't as easy as pressing thumb to paper.
On Saturday night Mr. Levine conducted an exceptional roster of singers and the students of the Tanglewood Music Center Orchestra in a concert performance Richard Strauss's "Elektra".
For the revival that opened on Saturday night, however, the Met had an exceptional roster of singers, headed by an established star soprano, Anna Netrebko, as Mimi, and an emerging star tenor, Piotr Beczala, as Rodolfo.
Winehouse left both events empty-handed, though the nominations helped seal her reputation as a singer of exceptional quality.
The work's wide vocal range and elaborately curling melodies require a singer with exceptional flexibility and flawless intonation.
From an early breakthrough at the 1995 Salzburg Festival, Ms. Röschmann showed exceptional promise as a singer who produced sumptuous sounds with unassailable dignity.
