Sentence examples for flexible tenor from inspiring English sources

In harmonies, Almond's flexible tenor takes the high parts.

Mr. Schaffner made that transition deftly and sang Clifford's music with an appealing, flexible tenor.

Charles Castronovo sang Alfredo with a robust yet flexible tenor, but it was the baritone Ludovic Tézier's idiomatically accented Germont that brought an ideal match of voice and music.

At 10 and 11 30 p.m., Smalls, 183 West 10th Street, West Village, (212) 675-7369, smallsjazzclub.com; cover, $20. (Chinen) CHRIS LIGHTCAP TRIO (Friday) Chris Lightcap, a bassist with equal footing in jazz's mainstream and in its outer regions, leads a group with two similarly flexible players, the tenor saxophonist Tony Malaby and the drummer Jeff Ballard.

In his early days Duprez was a "tenore di grazia," a light lyric tenor with an agile and flexible voice, which he showed in roles like Almaviva in Rossini's "Barbiere di Siviglia".

The singers were Martha Cluver, who brought a sweet, pure soprano to the task, and Steven C. Wilson, a tenor with a light, flexible sound.

The tenor Dmitry Korchak supplies bright, flexible singing but a somewhat edgy sound as the dashing Don Ramiro, who spends much of the time disguised in the chauffeur's uniform of his valet, Dandini.

For female tenors, the dress code is flexible.

Once Nils Neubert overcame his initial tentativeness in the title role, his attractive tenor, beautifully controlled vibrato and amusing, flexible portrayal of Pygmalion carried the evening.

Point of Departure consists of Mr. Weiss and the industrious tenor saxophonist J. D. Allen, along with a flexible young rhythm section: Nir Felder on guitar, Matt Clohesy on bass and Jamire Williams on drums.

GV3, which plays at 8 30 p.m., is shorthand for Geoff Vidal Trio, led by Mr. Vidal, a tenor saxophonist from New Orleans, and featuring a flexible rhythm team of Linda Oh on bass and Colin Stranahan on drums.