Sentence examples for glorious soprano from inspiring English sources

Her voice may not be the glorious soprano of old.

Joining the orchestra will be the glorious soprano Michelle DeYoung, members of the New York Virtuosi Singers and the Brooklyn Youth Chorus.

The blonde goddess Teresa Reichlen and mischievous sprite Sterling Hyltin, in conspiracy with the glorious soprano Marjorie Owens, reigned over Peter Martins Morgenn, keeping it afloat in the Dead Sea of dance clichés.

Though the fans write to her about her glorious soprano in movie musicals such as 1955's "Kismet," her deft comedic timing in farces like 1949's "Mr. Peabody and the Mermaid" and her credible dramatic turns in films such as 1952's "One Minute to Zero," there is one movie that dominates the letters — the 1945 film noir classic "Mildred..

When it also transports the glorious soprano of Christine Brewer - singing the opening sentiments of Bach's "Bist du bei mir" (translated as, "If you are with me, then I will go gladly") - the only choice is to surrender and go with the flow.

The splendid soprano Anne Schwanewilms leads the cast.

My late mother sang opera and had a glorious lyric soprano voice that could fill a whole theater and shake the chandeliers.

The brilliant German conductor Christian Thielemann draws an inspired performance of this long and challenging score from the Met Orchestra and a fearless cast, headed by the glorious dramatic soprano Deborah Voigt as the Empress.

The Metropolitan Opera's new production, headlined by the glorious dramatic soprano Nina Stemme, is a co-commission with (among other organizations) the Aix-en-Provence Festival, where it was brought to life, in 2013, by another great team, Esa-Pekka Salonen (who conducted) and the towering director Patrice Chéreau, who passed away a few months after the première.

Ms. Voigt's glorious dramatic-soprano voice is so much in demand for those Wagner roles that she may not get the chance to exercise her fine musicianship fully, especially in contemporary music.

That's something to make any opera-lover sit up: will Mattila crown her career by singing Wagner's most glorious, most demanding soprano role?