Sentence examples for radiant tone from inspiring English sources

As Judith, the mezzo-soprano Petra Lang sang with radiant tone and dramatic fervor.

The excellent Lithuanian mezzo-soprano Violeta Urmana, in her company debut, sings Kundry with cool, radiant tone and elegant lyricism.

The quartet of soloists – including Williams – was led by Lucy Crowe, who opened the evening with Mozart's Exsultate, Jubilate, which was sung with tremendous elan and radiant tone.

At all tempos and at any dynamic, he sinks his fingers deep into the key beds to coax the most radiant tone imaginable from the piano.

As Blanche, the young novice whose struggle with crippling terror is central to the story, Emily Duncan-Brown sang with a radiant tone, superb diction and a repertory of physical tics that stayed just this side of overdone.

Sutter, a great stalwart of New York's contemporary-music scene, is a wonderful cellist with a radiant tone, but these Glass pieces, unfortunately, affected me in the way much of the composer's music does: their endless spooling of triads sent me into the arms of Morpheus.

There was more graphic music in Les Illuminations, a song cycle on texts by Arthur Rimbaud, here sung by the soprano Sarah Brailey with a radiant, liquid tone.

Go for a naturally radiant look.

Ms. Burton's radiant fineness, her bright tone and elegant, unaffected phrasing, had just before been on display in the one number from this score still remembered: "I Dreamt That I Dwelt in Marble Halls".

While she has spent a lot of time in the coloratura repertory of Bellini and Donizetti in the last decade, her trills and fast runs always seemed like something she had to get through on the way to showing off her ravishing tone and radiant presence.

With utmost economy, she traces out the stages of Dido's grief, ending on tones of radiant defiance.