Sentence examples for of live singing from inspiring English sources
It's a full eight minutes of live singing!
There's a variety of live singing and dancing and good cheap drinks.
(Plenty of intentional schadenfreude in that casting move, an implicit critique of live singing taking on canned singing. Unintentional schadenfreude when Madonna sees the ad and remembers how long it's been since Sir Elton looked good in platform heels).
(This isn't the first contemporary musical to resurrect the practice of live singing, which was used for both "At Long Last Love," directed by Peter Bogdanovich, and "The Commitments," directed by Alan Parker).
For all the talk of live singing, Mr. Jackman's sounded to me as if he'd actually been AutoTuned by someone who fell asleep at the machine, resulting in a thin, nasal and unpleasantly metallic sound that quickly grew grating.
He entered the ring to a chorus of live singing by his compatriots who had flooded into Las Vegas for Mexican Independence celebrations; Mayweather arrived to the recorded rap chant of "Money Team", the epitome of the self-packaged ego.
After previews the critics have been divided both about the film and the effect of the live singing.
The album touches on many of the major public events in Ms. Swift's life the last two years — her conflict with Kanye West at the 2009 MTV Video Music Awards, the sprouting criticisms of her live singing voice, a romantic relationship with the actor Taylor Lautner, rumored dalliances with Mr. Mayer and others — without naming names, relying on fans, critics and tabloids to fill in the blanks.
Much has been made of the intensive rehearsal process, the commitment to the roles (Anne Hathaway had her actual hair chopped off on camera), and, of course, the live singing.
Opposition leaders had called on Ukrainians to come to the Maidan on the New Year's Eve and sing the national anthem in an act of defiance and what they expected could be the record-breaking live singing of an anthem.
For the Machaut, a piece whose strangeness had stirred my imagination, I composed a "trope" of electronic taped music, with ring-modulated bell sounds, traffic noise, and footsteps, meant to provide a "continuum" to the live singing of the Mass (which I conducted from the stage).
