Sentence examples for impeccable singing from inspiring English sources

The robust and impeccable singing of the combined choristers was the glory of this performance.

In concert, they add considerable showmanship to their impeccable singing and playing.

As Marie, the orphaned tomboy reared by an army regiment, Ms. Dessay uncannily combined agile physical comedy with impeccable singing.

That is how she arrived in the mid-1980s, a flawless vocalist singing impeccable songs and singlehandedly inserting gospel and classic soul theatrics into mainstream pop.

Look at him now, hair slicked back in the style of his more recent idol Jussi Bjoerling, singing impeccable Schubert and Schumann and Faure and Britten in lyric tones that tug gently at the heartstrings.

Since Ms. Damrau is known for impeccable coloratura singing, one assumes she chose the traditional (simpler) version of the courtesan Giulietta's aria to make the character seem more earthy and floozy-like.

The tenor Keith Jameson, singing with impeccable diction, captures the pining schoolmaster's haplessness.

His playing and singing were impeccable, full-throated, full of feeling; at sixty-one, he sounds as good as he did in his twenties.

Interpolating extra-high roulades into the music, she brought her bright, clear and very sizable voice to the role, singing with impeccable accuracy and delightful impishness.

The German baritone Wolfgang Holzmair, her vocal companion, was in excellent form, his light-textured voice full of fresh feeling, his enunciation crisp and his sense of the verbal-musical phrase impeccable, even when he was singing in English, as it was daring of him to do, in four numbers from the Vaughan Williams set that gave the concert its title.

The one performer who covers all the bases is Audra McDonald, singing the role of the prostitute Jenny with impeccable musicianship while exuding eyebrow-raising sexiness and sass.