Sentence examples for intense singing from inspiring English sources
I found myself responding with particular keenness to his quieter, altogether more intimate but highly intense singing.
Some intense singing and ensemble choreography in holiday-brochure scenarios and locations are on the cards, while this tricky situation works itself out.
As the students watched, listening to the intense singing, the man grew younger, moving with greater and greater ease, until it seemed he had become a child.
His intense singing aligns the musical worlds of Elvis Costello and Mark Murphy, while his saxophone adds a rock 'n' roll honk.
Jennifer Rowley's Musetta goes a bit over the top in the cafe scene, for which she compensates with some intense singing later on.
But Woodmansey pummeled his kit with the intensity of a man who wasn't going to let a fire go out, summoning Bowie's death-defyingly intense singing on his last album, the Visconti-produced Blackstar.
The ceremony that accompanies the ritual lasts all night and involves intense drumming, singing, and dancing.
For more than an hour, every minute of it intense, he sang and played, loped and ducked and stomped.
Not the Take That anthem, alas, but a quite dark and intense ballad/waltz sung by a man with immaculate cheekbones and Melinda Messenger on the violin.
Mr. Webb's intense, breathy singing and free-form pianism infuses even his most operatic numbers with the sense that he is reliving the experiences that inspired them.
Audiences might be roused to their feet by the raucous Romanian Gypsy brass band Fanfare Ciocarlia one night, dance to the Dutch electronica trio Kraak and Smaak the next or find themselves mesmerized by Lula Pena's intense Fado singing, direct from Portugal, the next.
