Sentence examples for modern vocal from inspiring English sources

Ms. Friman said that for her the attraction was in the similarity of early and modern vocal technique.

In "Of Time and the Seasons," a group of songs for soprano (Lucy Shelton) and chamber ensemble, drawn from Finnish poetry, Mr. Spratlan proves that a rhythmically charged modern vocal style can still be alluringly lyrical.

One piece nestles here among plainchant and alluring modern vocal items by composers ranging from true Scots such as James MacMillan (his superb Os mutorum) and James McCarthy (the hypnotic The Stars in Their Courses) to Joanne Metcalf, Peter McGarr and John Tavener.

Concert video excerpts are associated with this paper (North Indian vocal style [see Additional files 35 and 36]; Opera vocal style [see Additional file 37]; modern vocal style [see Additional file 38]; Bulgarian vocal style [see Additional file 39]; and performing laughs [see Additional file 40]).

With no goalkeeping coaching to speak of, Banks had to learn from his mistakes on the pitch, and he soon developed into a modern vocal goalkeeper who ordered the players in front of him into a more effective defence.

The group uses modern pop vocal inflections and improvisational techniques from jazz in its performances of antique pieces, and it applies Baroque timbres to modern popular tunes.

As various mutations of these recordings reverberate throughout the theater, Ms. Leddy acts them out through stylized modern dance, vocal repetition or by rolling around on the floor in various states of undress.

Weaving together indie guitars, modern soul vocals, trip-hop, electronica, a cappella and jazz influences, their sound is unique, unimpeachably cool.

The suit was designer, and the voice effortless – to his immense credit, Hucknall has never bothered with the melismatic showboating that's defined modern soul vocals — but the stage movements were odd: when he sang "your beauty lies within you", he rubbed his tummy, in the internationally recognised gesture for "that was a nice pasty".

In an era of often meddling men like Daniel Snyder and Jerry Jones, Holt is the antithesis of the visible and vocal modern professional sports owner.

As the digitization of modern music continues, vocal prowess and lyrical substance tend more and more to be afterthoughts.