"melodic voice" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a pleasant-sounding or lyrical voice. For example: "The singer's melodic voice carried across the audience, filling them with joy."
He didn't have the melodic voice of Gregory Peck.
And so she did, her melodic voice accompanying his music.
In the class, Raghunath led devotional chanting in a melodic voice, accompanied by the harmonium.
And his final words, complete with melodic voice, on the subject: "A poem needs to live first for the ears".
In 1964, he had recorded a black preacher with "this incredible melodic voice" in Union Square in San Francisco.
his strong, melodic voice is world-weary, and his music doesn't have the anarchic spark of Pedro Luis.
Harmonically, the Gavotte and Gigue are more straightforward (though not without indiosyncratic touches); but the sharp articulation, the redistribution of melodic voices and the fluidity of dynamics and tempos are pure Rachmaninoff.
However, it wasn't until Eddie Vedder and Beyonce's melodic voices came together in harmony, during the most perfect rendition of Bob Marley's "Redemption Song," that I really began to listen.
"The app is so beautifully designed—I was designing patches within minutes of getting my hands on it," says Ciani .I made sounds that interested me: waves, birds, big sustained bass sounds, solo melodic voices, chimes, percussion.
She had a melodic, ethereal voice, and her love of harmonising and her skill as a flautist led to a preference for collaboration.
"He lived the existence of an itinerant musician," Marable writes, "traveling constantly from city to city, standing night after night on the stage, manipulating his melodic tenor voice as an instrument.
