Sentence examples for jazz phrasing from inspiring English sources

Her straightforward theatrical style incorporates only the tiniest smidgens of jazz phrasing.

His jazz phrasing is delicious too, especially during quieter moments of interaction with the band.

Cecil Taylor was doing something similar for jazz piano, playing a mix of classical and jazz phrasing at warp speeds.

Many grew up surrounded by the music of the big bands and felt at home with jazz phrasing.

She is also taming her vocal style, normally a flood warning constantly in effect, to try out jazz phrasing that recalls Abbey Lincoln.

Yet for all the physical damage on display, Holiday's stealthy jazz phrasing remained intact along with her ominous aura of masochistic enjoyment.

I began jazz singing classes in 2002, the only pupil who couldn't manage those lovely long jazz phrases without snatching little breaths.

She knows how to curl her voice around smoky, elegant jazz phrases, often puncturing the mood with unexpected references and rhymes.

I wonder if all of his productions up to this point have been doing the same thing, each melodic 4/4 masterpiece building up a rapport with the listener as "Silhouettes I, II, & III," with its enveloping voices and delicately interlocking jazz phrases, was maturing in the back of his mind.

Her slippery pop-jazz phrasing edged with the hint of a wail suits "The Gangster Rap," a song written with her husband, which, she explains, was inspired by her 20th high-school reunion at which she realized that her teenage heart throb had joined the Mafia.

Mr. Brown played skillful lead guitar: wah-wah blues lines or smooth-jazz phrases with parallel scat singing.