Sentence examples for exquisite singing from inspiring English sources

Even though Ms. Borodina, the mezzo-soprano soloist in the Requiem, was struggling with a cold, her exquisite singing was a model of security by comparison.

The most exquisite singing of the night came from the soprano Dorothea Röschmann as Ilia, the captured Trojan princess who falls in love with Idamante.

"It's great to hear people laugh, because you can't hear them cry," says Dessay, who, for the part, also had to switch between exquisite singing and comical squealing, which is much harder than she made it look.

Outside, in a real world to which we are never admitted, a megaphone threatens to drown out Roxane's exquisite singing with a voice that from the very beginning "raged, loud and distorted as if it had bubbled up from the ocean floor".

The most exquisite singing being done on a New York City stage right now is Audra McDonald delivering "God Bless the Child" at Circle in the Square.

His melodies may sound like a sturdy blend of western soul or reggae, but are transformed by his exquisite, relaxed singing.

Their cool, minimalist style involved keyboards, percussion and electronica, and exquisite a cappella harmony singing.

Mr. Worth was simply superb, singing with exquisite sensitivity where needed but also growling strongly — despite the protestations of the text — in "Ich grolle nicht" ("I don't complain").

Souad Massi Deb (Heart Broken) (2003) When Souad Massi first moved from Algeria to France, she sounded like an exquisite folk-club diva, singing gently sad-edged, intimate ballads.

Pack tissues if you're going, for an Evening Prayer more exquisite than that sung by Anna Devin (Gretel) and Claudia Huckle (Hänsel) is hard to imagine.

The mezzo-soprano Susan Graham was Dorabella, and though not at her exquisite best, she sang with sumptuous tone and intelligent musicianship.