"nice singing" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is typically used as a compliment or expression of approval towards someone's singing ability or performance. Example: "The audience was blown away by the young girl's nice singing voice during the school talent show."
Gordon does the screaming on "The Eternal" while the boys do the nice singing.
"Helena" can be, like so many of Strauss's operas, an ironic exploration of marital relations; here it's a fatuous and prolonged costume entertainment with some nice singing on the side.
Their "Mikado" was a jolly, slapstick romp: bright sets, nice singing and a range of updates -- sanctioned by years of performance tradition -- to bring it into our own time.
Not your typical female performance, with nice singing and all that.
Think twice about the lead if the person has a nice singing voice, but horrible expressions.
Not only that, the other man was bigger, better-looking, and richer than me, and — at least according to my wife — better-endowed and with a nicer singing voice and less back hair.
I wish I could tell you that we had a nice talk, sang Kumbaya, ended up hugging and having a 7th Heaven moment.
It's a pretty girl with a nice voice singing an OK song.
It's just a man with not a very nice voice singing a simple melody, going round and round, not quite in tune.
If Marilyn Manson were British he could have had a nice career singing songs about how it felt to be a sickly, spotty but highly intelligent young man with a wicked sense of humour and a perfectly comprehensible horror of the banality and hypocrisy of late-capitalist society.
If you're a guy wearing nice clothes singing standards, is Sinatra an immovable object you simply have to address?
