Bee (2003), Blink The Brightest (2005), and Masts of Manhatta (2010), and assorted EP and single releases which are all exemplary singer-songwriter efforts which traverse folk, pop, jazz, blues, and "alternative rock" -- whatever that means.
Still, exemplary a singer as Lennox is, it would take something truly extraordinary to bring something to Gershwin and Carmichael classics that Sinatra or Ella Fitzgerald didn't.
Passionate crowds flocked to a special room, dedicated solely to flamenco, to hear exemplary house musicians, including the singer Domingo Alvarado and the guitarist Pedro Cortes.
Yale University Press has issued a new paperback edition of Chris Albertson's BESSIE ($20), an exemplary biography of the great blues singer Bessie Smith, first published in 1972.
The Opera North orchestra is exemplary throughout, though even with the singers ranged in front of him, conductor Richard Farnes cannot avoid submerging them occasionally in the density of Strauss's score.
HIGHLIGHTS IN JAZZ Nov. 15: The "Keepers of the Flame" concert unites exemplary representatives of mainstream jazz, with the singer Carol Sloane and the pianists Norman Simmons, Bill Charlap, and Victor Lin.
And on the subjects of parental worry, guilt and mourning, the singer Judy Collins wrote "Sanity & Grace" with exemplary wisdom.
Her command of the visual image was exemplary, from the controversial video to "Paparazzi" (starring the singer as a wheelchair-bound stalker) to her eye-popping bathtub-based performance on The X Factor.
"La Mère" is still a work lovingly overstuffed with music and words, but the singers' coaching in the French text is exemplary, and the direction is viscerally dramatic throughout.
His handling of the text is as exemplary as anyone would expect from such a seasoned lieder singer, but it's the power and gravitas that Goerne brings to the role that are so startling.
"They'll be exemplary people who you'll just watch on Periscope, like (Italian singer) Rosario Fiorello, because they are hilarious and engaging.
