Sentence examples for prestigious singing from inspiring English sources
He composed "Bull Dog" and "Bingo Eli Yale," football anthems that are still played today; he wrote his first musical, "Cora" (1911); he was a member of the Whiffenpoofs, Yale's most prestigious singing group, and the president of the Glee Club.
She did not take up singing seriously until 1937, when after winning a prestigious singing competition at the Carlisle Festival she began to receive offers of professional engagements as a vocalist.
With filming and production well under way for the latest Bond film, Spectre, attention is turning to the prestigious role of singing the theme tune.
She leaves behind her beloved nephew, Owen Heter, of Las Vegas, NV; many dear friends, colleagues and students from her long and varied career in opera, art song and service to organizations such as National Association of Teachers of Singing, NYSTA, the prestigious American Academy of Teachers of Singing, and Boston University, where she was Professor Emeritus.
Callas made her debut at the prestigious La Scala in Milan in 1950, singing in I Vespri siciliani.
For 2013, Beyoncé was promoted to the podium itself and handed the most prestigious – and difficult – assignment of all, singing the national anthem.
(da Fonseca-Wollheim) George London Foundation Awards Finals (Friday) The George London Foundation's singing competition is one of the most prestigious in opera.
Two seasons ago, at 50, she was singing the teenage Salome in Pittsburgh and at the prestigious Savonlinna festival in Finland.
After training in Bologna — where she grew up, the daughter of a judge and a psychiatrist — and singing in the chorus of the Teatro Comunale there, she won a series of prestigious competitions and in the late 1980s gradually moved from small parts to major ones.
