Sentence examples for makes tenor from inspiring English sources

He played a set that seemed similar to others he has played in the last five years, including "They Say It's Wonderful," "What a Difference a Day Makes," "Tenor Madness" and his recent tunes "Biji" and "Global Warming".

He cometh up, and is cut down like a flow'r; He fleeth as it were a shadow, And ne'er continueth in one stay.On "ne'er continueth" Purcell makes the tenors swoop in with all the plangency that beer and late nights and hopeless love can give them.

"No, thanks," Mr. Beresford said, trying to make his tenor voice firm.

You could argue that that just made the tenor of politics from the end of the Games on even more depressing.

Pascal Charbonneau's sweet tenor makes Tobias's "Not While I'm Around" a high point.

Philippe Do, a tenor, makes much of Amadis's two touchingly lyrical arias yet demonstrates an engaging capacity to sing vigorously when called for.

He says that the man's "slow, operatic tenor makes you want to prostrate yourself on the spot and accept Jesus Christ as your personal savior".

Ruxandra Donose is the ardent Composer, her voice gleaming, and Roberto Saccà's incisive yet honeyed tenor makes Bacchus's punishing music sound almost easy.

Emily Pulley takes over for the evening as Marguerite, and Marcus Haddock, a young and increasingly prominent tenor, makes his company debut as Faust.

Joseph Kaiser, a highly touted young American tenor, makes his Met début as Roméo, as does the impressive young mezzo-soprano Isabel Leonard in the role of Stéphano; Plácido Domingo conducts, with style.

September 24 2015 September 28 201515 The opening scene of Verdi's "Otello" — in which the orchestra and chorus fire on all cylinders, the production team simulates a storm, and the tenor makes his star entrance with thirteen voice-shredding measures — is enough to scare off many otherwise enterprising companies.