Sentence examples for mainly vocal from inspiring English sources

Partch's early works are mainly vocal, based on texts collected during his travels as a hobo during the Depression (The Letter, a Depression Message from a Hobo Friend, 1943; 8 Hitchhiker Inscriptions from a California Highway Railing).

Both concerts were devoted mainly to vocal music.

In the decade straddling the turn of the 21st century, Górecki composed or revised roughly 15 works, consisting mainly of vocal compositions and pieces for small ensemble.

The lesions, which develop mainly over vocal cords and trachea, present as hoarseness of voice and stridor.

Nevertheless, these two kinds of signals are unlikely to be effectively received by burrow-nesting birds that provide food to their chicks in the darkness of the burrow at night and, therefore, mainly use vocal communication.

There are obvious country flourishes in the arrangements, but mainly her vocals, excitable and airy and hardly twangy at all, take center stage.

The song was generally well received by music critics; praise of the song was mainly about Williams' vocal performance.

Gesualdo's music — mainly madrigals and vocal works for the church — has a harmonic boldness hardly known before the 19th century.

Rains's impressive performance in which he relied mainly on his vocal skills to emote, as he was invisible or covered with bandages throughout a good part of the film made him a star.

The claim for some positive "right" to have sex without a condom comes mainly from a vocal minority of voices located in the United States, though it is instantly transmitted around the world via blogs and social media.

Some of the group also make use of Auto-Tune on their vocals, mainly Frankie Sandford, whilst Mollie King uses the natural croak in her voice and Vanessa White's vocals had a nasal tone.