Sentence examples for low tenor from inspiring English sources

His father called out in a hard low tenor, a voice all the stranger for being rarely heard in regular speech.

With the group reduced to a trio, Mayfield, along with Gooden and Cash, devised a much-imitated vocal style, a pronounced three-part alternating lead, which allowed Mayfield's delicate high tenor to be balanced by Gooden's bass and Cash's low tenor.

In "Be Our Guest," Orbach's "low" tenor or baritone vocal range spans roughly three octaves, from the low note of F3 to the high note of D♭6.

The bet was audacious from the beginning, and given the miserable, low-down tenor of contemporary politics, not unfathomable: Could you divide the country between greedy geezers and everyone else as a way to radically alter the social contract?

Crockatt unwraps a low, purring tenor theme against the bass's countermelody before the piano shadows it on Trilogy; King Apple is a sly, bluesy solo sax canter; the title track is a yearning ballad that showcases the group's listening talents as well as its playing.

Yet Lady Gaga's celebrity threatens to compromise the low-key tenor of the restaurant, which is billed as a casual neighborhood Italian spot, like its predecessor, Vince & Eddie's.

Ronald Copes, normally the second violinist, had to spend most of the evening on viola, while Mr. Rhodes played on a noble instrument he had commissioned from Marten Cornelissen to handle the low-lying tenor part.

Negotiations for a new labor agreement between Major League Baseball and the new umpires union have proceeded quietly, but the low-key tenor of the talks does not mean all is proceeding smoothly.

The low-key tenor of the debate would seem to belie the dynamics of the race: Mrs. Clinton and Mr. Obama involved in a pitched fight for the nomination and Mr. Edwards struggling to break through.

Since then, Mr. Domingo has become an important interpreter of Lohengrin, Parsifal and Siegmund, Wagner roles that do not push his low-set tenor voice into an uncomfortably high tessitura and that benefit from his innate sense of lyricism.

Mr. Frazier and his brother, Keith Frazier, who plays bass drum, held down a resilient low end; the tenor saxophonist Vincent Broussard and the trombonist Corey Henry maintained the mid-range, often sparring on the fly.