Sentence examples for next tenor from inspiring English sources

"These new singers last about five years and then the next tenor comes through.

I was sitting next to tenor Allan Clayton, who played Tamino in the 2007 performance of The Magic Flute.

When Mr. Licitra emerged in the late 1990s, he had the potential to be the next great Italian tenor.

[Hundreds gathered to applaud as pallbearers carried his casket into the cathedral, The Associated Press reported.] The home page of his Web site, lucianopavarotti.com, featured a smiling photograph of the tenor next to a personal reflection: "I think a life in music is a life beautifully spent and this is what I have devoted my life to".

(Ratliff) BENNY GOLSON QUARTET (Thursday through next Saturday ) The tenor saxophonist Mr. Golson, in his mid-70's, is an unlikely jazz hero: upbeat, fascinated with technique, a nonpurist who has spent equal time among the different aesthetic dispositions of East and West Coast jazz.

In opera, every new tenor is the next Domingo or Pavarotti.

Mr. Tynan chatted with them and concluded the "two Jewish ladies" might not enjoy living next to a loud tenor.

The next of these was tenor Mark Padmore's ringing entrance as Uriel, and when the soprano Rosemary Joshua (singing Raphael) opened her mouth, we were truly in the Garden of Eden.

I want to stand at a big easel next to the great tenor Daniel Rodriguez and do a speed painting of the American flag while he sings 'America the Beautiful.' People watching will go nuts.

Sometimes it's as simple as, 'This person has a great idea, and this person is extremely wealthy.' " And it works: Lucky Roosevelt tells of going to a party in honor of one of her heroes, Plácido Domingo, and being seated next to the great tenor.

Johan Botha, the sturdy South African tenor, is the next to take it up, with the florid Renée Fleming as Desdemona and the reliable Carlo Guelfi as Iago; Semyon Bychkov.