Sentence examples for lyrical soprano from inspiring English sources

Ekaterina Isachenko brought a gleaming lyrical soprano with a touch of Slavonic heft to Vreli's music.

Singing with a sensuously lyrical soprano, Amanda Squitieri is a captivating presence as Beatrice.

Karina Gauvin, as the Priestess in the Rameau and as Psyche in the Mondonville, has a focused, lyrical soprano, and the agility to negotiate the florid writing of the French operatic style.

She was a fine lyrical soprano on Broadway in the 1950s and 60s, only to succumb to alcoholism, depression and obesity in the 70s, before returning in triumph as the pre-eminent cabaret singer of the late 20th century, albeit one whose status was cultish rather than flagrantly popular.

If you became the best lyrical soprano this side of Vienna, would that really matter if you truly wanted to the next John Lennon?

The producer Zeffirelli deserves his place in the catalogue of excellence and the veteran maestro Serafin likewise, but the audience was in no two minds about where the final credit lay: namely with this lyrical coloratura soprano who, on this crucial occasion, surprised her most ardent admirers.

The finale of the symphony is a sweetly lyrical setting for soprano and orchestra of a poem in which an angel of wide-eyed wonder describes the delights and daily rituals of life in heaven.

The baritone often stays close to speech, while the soprano is lyrical, flying.

Mr. Barenboim brought delicacy and nuance to the accompaniments in the subdued, lyrical songs, like the soprano's wistful, waltzing "My Beloved Sings by the House".

In the role of Waldemar, the medieval king who illicitly loves a young woman named Tove, the tenor Ben Heppner sang with heroic stamina and lyrical poignancy, and the soprano Deborah Voigt brought her radiant, alluring voice to the role of Tove.

You missed the lyrical flow that Italianate sopranos achieve.