Sentence examples for forceful singing from inspiring English sources
He almost crooned in softer passages, and his forceful singing sometimes lacked body.
It is often caused by forceful singing, or by incorrect use of the voice.
I first experienced Khaira Arby's forceful singing in the music documentary "The Festival in the Desert: The Tent Sessions" which focused on the intimate musical happenings away from the main stage at the 2003 gathering outside Timbuktu.
Ms. Jawo and Ms. Hjelt write upbeat, empowering pop songs about love woes from the female perspective, singing forceful lines over heavy electronic dance beats.
As Eglantine, Lauren Flanigan is a forceful figure onstage, singing with scalding power when she decides not to give free rein to her vibrato.
The choral works benefited from the forceful, nuanced singing of the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland Voices; the vocal soloists (soprano Malin Christensson, alto Clara Mouriz, tenor Stuart Jackson and bass Benjamin Appl) had their own dicey 1808 moment in the Benedictus from the Mass in C, and elsewhere Mouriz and Appl outglowed their colleagues.
Lucic is a forceful presence as Macbeth, singing the conflicted title role in a rich and powerful baritone that ranges from reluctant assassin to terrifying and bloodthirsty tyrant.
Her luscious, forceful roars are transformative, whether she's singing soul classics or covering the Carter Family's "Will the Circle Be Unbroken?" She recently collaborated with Jeff Tweedy of Wilco for a remarkable new album, "You Are Not Alone" (Anti-).
Even when waxing sentimental about the old "Neighborhood" or simply singing the praises of "Kansas City," Leiber and Stoller combine forceful words and appealing music to tell compelling stories.
As Maureen McGovern sang a forceful rendition of Jonatha Brooke's ballad "The Angel in the House" on Tuesday evening at Birdland, I had a vision of Ms. McGovern as the traditionally perfect woman and the pop-jazz singer rolled into one, and the limitations of perfection.
Ms. Wilson's voice is as forceful as an arm suddenly jabbed toward the ceiling and as concentrated as the image of her counting her fingers while singing "Remind me to count to 10" from the Kern-Fields standard "Remind Me".
