Sentence examples for gleaming timbre from inspiring English sources
Mr. Jackson, a Broadway swinger with a gleaming timbre and stamina to burn, imparted the full force of his top notes to "Old Devil Moon" and "Don't Get Around Much Anymore".
He sang with tireless strength of tone, uncommonly crisp diction, and a gleaming, youthful timbre.
That voice has recently matured into an impressive instrument with a fast, distinctive vibrato; gleaming high notes; and glowing timbre.
Each of these Italian tenors had an instantly recognisable vocal timbre — Pavarotti's brightly gleaming silver, his predecessor's richly bronze.
Ms. Phillips's voice, with its silvery timbre, expressive potency and gleaming top notes, has quickly earned her repeat engagements at the Metropolitan Opera, where she has been heard recently in "Don Giovanni," "The Magic Flute" and "La Bohème".
This soprano's alluringly dark-hued voice — with its distinctive timbre, expressive vibrato and gleaming top notes — was also heard to fine effect this year at the Met when she sang the title role in Puccini's "Tosca," dazzling in the "Vissi d'arte" showpiece.
The opening aria of the first cantata is a kind of call-and-response for oboe d'amore and voice, and the reed instrument's plaintive, slightly distant timbre is the perfect foil for the singer's intimate, darkly gleaming mezzo, which has a vitality beyond the capacity of any wind player.
More gleaming white cobblestone.
