Sentence examples for inspired singing from inspiring English sources

The tahona also bears some similarities to the tumba francesa, prominently featured in the second movement, "Pa'l Monte" (To the Hills), which has inspired singing against the rhythmic presence of the catá.

During a brief post-performance interview with the tenor Robert White, which was taped for broadcast on WQXR, the radio station owned by The New York Times Company, on the evening of Nov. 11, Mr. Hughes was asked for his earliest memory of hearing inspired singing.

Still, with the sheen, power and charisma of his inspired singing, decades were wiped away.

Her next album, an homage to Miles Davis, gave us some of her most inspired singing: adventurous, exhilarating stuff that burrowed into Miles's sound world without trying to imitate it note for note.

Throughout her long life, she loved, nurtured, struggled, led, championed, inspired, sang, danced, and laughed.

Out for more than a year now, it routinely inspires sing-alongs on dancefloors, and, from a d.j.'s perspective, is perhaps the best closing song ever".

A slightly later poet, Dafydd Benfras, in a eulogy addressed to Llywelyn the Great, wishes to be inspired "to sing as Aneirin sang / The day he sang the Gododdin".

Chris Gethard was inspired to sing Peter Gabriel during a conversation with a true romantic on Beautiful Stories From Anonymous People.

Kawabe, meanwhile, was inspired to "sing" in English for the first time, effectively introducing a new instrument into his band.

Although Russian serfs and American slaves employed work songs in comparable ways, American slaves were singularly inspired to sing of their desire for earthly and heavenly escape.

"I can't look at her," she said, explaining tearfully that she was inspired to sing when she was in second grade and saw Ms. Lopez in "Selena".