Sentence examples for high vocal from inspiring English sources

Mitchell's high vocal lines are offset by the sombre orchestral timbres of low strings and woodwind.

"Six Romances on Texts of Japanese Poets," from 1928 to 1932, stretched a high vocal line over plummy surgings in the piano.

His attempt at mimicking Paul McCartney's high vocal line on the 1970s Wings single Coming Up – was well worth the apology, but greeted with good humour.

The soprano Kathryn Guthrie Demos, as the maid, and the tenor Taylor Stayton, as Andre, are strained by thankless high vocal lines.

In the "Cymbeline" setting, Sting was, as always, a presence, but the long, high vocal lines strained his voice and dulled his diction, so important in Shakespeare.

Yonder Mountain String Band, from Colorado, carries a traditionalist bluegrass lineup -- banjo, guitar, mandolin and bass, with high vocal harmonies and no drums -- onto the jam-band circuit, picking its way through songs of wanderlust and thwarted love.

11.24am: One of the cables quoted Tory party officials in October 2008 expressing concern about George Osborne's "high-pitched vocal delivery".

The cables released today also disclose: Internal Tory polling found Osborne lacked gravitas with the public, partly due to his "high-pitched vocal delivery".

Somewhat unfairly, party officials thought, polling indicated that Osborne was seen as lightweight and inexperienced, in part due to his high-pitched vocal delivery".

Osborne lacked gravitas and was seen as a political lightweight because of his "high-pitched vocal delivery" according to private Conservative polling before the election.

His style of production originally used high-pitched vocal samples from soul songs incorporated with his own drums and instruments.