Sentence examples for prodigious vocal from inspiring English sources

Smith and Griffith were stunned – along with the rest of the crowd – by the prodigious vocal talent of the youngster.

Never do you feel that she is showing off her prodigious vocal talent for its own sake.

Similarly, Sills transcended her prodigious vocal talents to become an ambassador for the music she loved and for the institutions that nurtured it.

When she sang that Puccini aria on "America's Got Talent," the crowd was dazzled by nothing more or less than her prodigious vocal abilities.

Alfred Soto of The Quietus was pleasantly surprised by "the range of sonic ideas, fully realized songs, and prodigious vocal talent" by Miguel after a "tentative" debut and commented that he "articulates how a love man can be louche without being a douche".

Hurts' attention to detail is certainly prodigious, from the icy, imperious swell of Anderson's synths to Hutchcraft's booming, portentous vocal.

But it was the motet, with its prodigious range of vocal demands and expressive opportunities, and Bostridge now thoroughly warmed up vocally, that was the high point.

Ms. Monheit, who is performing with a jazz quartet that features the liquid tenor saxophone of Joel Frahm, is a prodigious stylist whose gorgeous vocal throb, with its nasal fringe, is a phenomenon unto itself.

While Mr. Schumer has been a prodigious fund-raiser for, and vocal supporter of, national Democrats, he has generally been more restrained in local politics.

To his prodigious instrumental production, Boccherini added vocal compositions: the Stabat Mater, G 532 (1781), the zarzuela La Clementina, G 540 (1786), with libretto by Ramon de la Cruz, and the Christmas Villancicos, G 539 (1783).

March 16 at 7 30: The prodigious composer-keyboardist Nico Muhly teams up with the Vox Vocal Ensemble and an assemblage of instrumentalists for a concert that juxtaposes his chamber pieces with works by Byrd and Tallis.