Sentence examples for extra voice from inspiring English sources

It took that one extra voice to confirm it for me.

Adding that extra voice to the two-part counterpoint makes the sinfonias quite a bit more difficult.

Back in Virginia, Brown, who was African-American, stepped in as a father figure for Ryan and gave him extra voice lessons three times a week free.

I'm going to sing on that stage". Back in Virginia, Brown, who was African-American, stepped in as a father figure for Ryan and gave him extra voice lessons three times a week free.

When Lawrence Payton died in 1997 they refused to replace him and worked for some time as a trio, re-named the Tops, until they finally conceeded to needing the extra voice and adding the Temptations Theo Peoples.

The older males, in turn, gain an extra voice in their asynchronous chorus, his team reports in an upcoming issue of Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology.

It's sullen, cloying and a bit aimless; the saxes weave around like extra voices – think Garbarek and the Hilliards but with bigger forces – and the blended sound of The Crossing and Prism is creamy and pliable.

In 1981, the musician and scholar Joshua Rifkin offered the provocative hypothesis that the Passions should be sung not by a lineup of soloists and a chorus of dozens but by a central group of only eight voices, with a few extra voices for smaller parts.

The illustration (right) from the Grande sonate is analysed by Smith as "six parts in invertible counterpoint, plus two extra voices and three doublings – eleven parts in all".

But even without the horns, extra voices and percussion, the Susie Hansen Band still plays most of the parts in the arrangements of the group's book.

If every guy in my eye-talian neighborhood wasn't wearing an LT throwback jersey Tuesday calling me a "homo" and yelling "Bohhhstin Sucks" in a Scorsese-extra voice, I'd move back to evil Boston.