She's in complete control on this version – laid down during the sessions for her album with the trumpeter Clifford Brown – vibrato perfectly calibrated, diction impeccable, her tone conveying just the right amounts of nostalgia and regret.
The honeyed tone, impeccable diction and decades of classical experience Mr. Davis brought to bear on the one-liners in "The Nanny" are much better employed here.
Paul Olefsky, a cellist celebrated for his rich tone, impeccable musicianship and commitment to the work of contemporary composers, died on Saturday in Austin, Tex.
His timing was impeccable, his gradations in tone subtle in execution, gripping in effect -- in short, a great performance.
All the behavioral cues his unassuming manner, his mild tone, his impeccable concern for the oppressed tell you that he is a decent man.
For years Jolle Greenleaf, a soprano with a light, bright tone and impeccable delivery who specializes in early music, looked forward to performing in Monteverdi's epochal 1610 Vespers during the 400th anniversary of its publication.
Lacking the nuggets of illumination that lend a Chekhov play its universality or the refined moral scrutiny of a James or Forster novel, "The City of Your Final Destination" feels trivial, despite its high tone and impeccable manners.
Known for his pure tone and impeccable technique, he performed or recorded with some of the most prominent jazz musicians of that era, including John Coltrane, Thelonious Monk, Sonny Rollins and the drummer Art Blakey, considered one of jazz's great talent scouts.
This is Our Youth is written in a tone of impeccable reality.
Candy, in impeccable old English gentleman tones, told her, "This is Fergus.
In her distinctive breathy cadences, an intimate tone and the impeccable diction of women of her era and class, she delivers tart commentary on former presidents, heads of state, her husband's aides, powerful women, women reporters, even her mother-in-law.
