Sentence examples for lost vocal from inspiring English sources

Thankfully there are flashes here of lightning striking twice, notably on the relatively delicate To Ü, which features a sweetly lost vocal by Aluna Francis from AlunaGeorge.

These materials, with a conjectural reconstruction of the partially lost vocal lines and second violin part, were later published and professionally recorded.

Hearing the slight slippages, the moments when Ms. Dessay loses vocal color for a note or two, one can't help remembering that she canceled her scheduled Zerbinetta in the Met's "Ariadne auf Naxos" this spring because of vocal fatigue, so it may be fortunate that this particular piece of French singing, Ms. Dessay's contribution to the Mozart canon, has been preserved.

If she has lost some vocal power, in full cry she remains chillingly formidable.

For someone whose speech was impeded by a hole in his throat — he lost his vocal cords to cancer twenty years ago — Barger articulated quite well.

The title is based on a former religious chant about the Buddha preaching on Yŏngsan (Mount Yŏng), but the pieces attached to this general name have since lost their vocal tradition.

The Diary is Dilla's lost 2002 vocal album, on which he raps, producing himself and others (Snoop Dogg, Bilal); these are proper tracks, not just half-baked ideas.

"Fight Softly" is his plunge into the synthetic, trading guitars and drums for rounded keyboard tones and programmed rhythms, with enough layers to get lost in: vocal harmonies like the Beach Boys multiplied through a prism; instrumental lines shimmering in stereo.

It's a beautiful, elegiac ballad, Bowie's voice sounds gorgeously fragile – not the fragility of someone nearing 70 who's lost their vocal power to the ravages of age, but the fragility of someone who wants to communicate an aching wistfulness.

"It was really the first single after "Rock The Boat," but my engineer was mixing the record and somehow lost the vocals," he explained.

Losing my vocal cords or one of my children.