Sentence examples for light vocal from inspiring English sources

Because she has flowing blond hair and a clear, light vocal sound that might also be described as "blond," Ms. Sutton radiates an air of sunshiny good will.

Scherzo, plural scherzos or scherzi, in music, frequently the third movement of a symphony, sonata, or string quartet; also, in the Baroque era (c. 1600 c. 1750), a light vocal or instrumental piece (e.g., the Scherzi musicali of Claudio Monteverdi, 1607), and, in the 19th century, an independent orchestral composition.

Her light vocals compete with both a drummer and DJ as two male dancers swoop in for some slick choreography.

Jonathan will sometimes give input on lyrics or do some light vocals, or I'll play around on the keys or come up with a bassline.

Light vocals, drum machines and weird, whiny noises are perfect.

Do you mind growling vocals, or do you want lighter vocals?

As a member of the groundbreaking Soul Stirrers, a premier gospel group of the 1950s, he electrified the African American church community nationwide with a light, lilting vocal style that soared rather than thundered.

The sextet is supplemented on several songs by additional female voices, creating a light, effervescent vocal experience.

McCalla's light, unfussy vocals complete a charming, resonant spell.

Snaith's light, choirboy vocals are bolstered by John Schmersal's harmonies and uncompromising bass, while Ryan Smith swaps deftly between chiming guitar and seething keyboards.

(And every moment does: for a couple of words of light backup vocals, a revolving riff holding a tune together, and a short lead in harmony with Mr. Campbell. It was fascinating to see how Mr. Thurston slides into this puzzle, subsuming himself into the whole, no matter what he plays).