Mussorgsky, who died in 1881 at 42, left only a vocal line and a piano score for most of the opera.
Her time there, in fact, has barely left a trace, save for a vocal glossiness that recalls former classmate Jessie J.
He left a considerable amount of vocal and instrumental music, much of which was not recovered until the 20th century; much more certainly remains lost.
Mr. Rucker's ragged vocals leave a bruise, made even more purple by the song's sprightly guitar (by a moonlighting Brad Paisley) and drunken piano.
It's like, 'Oh, I don't want to do that to myself again.' " Daltrey seems to be making two separate points here: First, that recent surgery plus the required three weeks of vocal rest leave a singer feeling a little rusty from the layoff, and thus worried about hitting the hardest notes in a song.
He left the vocal score substantially complete and had made a start on the orchestration.
For the interobserver reproducibility, a weak concordance was observed between the examiners with ICC values closest to 0. The examiners presented an reasonable concordance in the measure at: 1) right side, VOCAL 30°, day 0; 2) left side, ellipsoid technique, day 0; 3) left side, VOCAL 30°, 21st to 40th gestational days; and 4) left side, VOCAL 12°, day 0 (Table 4).
She left her vocal lines unsupported, to be teased or decorated by a quick scale on piccolo, a bass clarinet scurrying downward, pizzicato plinks, quick trumpet interjections or a lone sustained horn tone.
The cold fusion of diva vocals and stadium synths leaves a chemical aftertaste, a bolt of android power streaking over the crowds in the Las Vegas desert.
At Notre Dame, Tuck left the vocal theatrics to quarterback Brady Quinn and running back Ryan Grant, and he noticed that some players talked just because they thought they were supposed to.
c Normal appearance of the laryngeal ventricles on coronal reformat: right laryngeal ventricle (arrow); left true vocal cord (T); left false vocal cord (F).
