Sentence examples for raw voices from inspiring English sources

Songs that may date back millenniums flew by in a whirlwind of tambourine rhythms and the call-and-response of raw voices that also aligned in harmony.

The 32 songs in this set encompass rambunctious remakes of African tunes, Colombian twists on salsa and African funk, and regional Colombian rhythms holding echoes of Africa behind the accordions, clarinets and raw voices.

"Folk Music and Song of Italy" (Rounder) is a countrywide sampler: men, women and children, old and young, raising raw voices backed by tambourines, jaw harps, accordions and even bagpipes.

"Initially, the pupils' output was pretty limited," he recalls, "lots of stories about vampires and murderers, endless Da Vinci Code rip-offs, but the kids I was teaching were often Sikh and Punjabi, with rich backgrounds, and full of real, raw voices.

Carroll is the author of five books, including "Saving the Race: Conversations on Du Bois from a Collective Memoir of Souls" and "Sugar in the Raw: Voices of Young Black Girls in America".

The piece travels from gorgeous operatic and sing song tones to the shredded, powerfully raw voices that culturally we are taught to suppress and silence just like our beautiful shadows.

This might suggest that people, short or otherwise, don't take to Mr. Newman's raw voice.

He had nevertheless an acute, intelligent and articulate raw voice which vividly communicated his experience of injustice.

"You need enough skill to be able to express yourself," he said, "but I'd much rather see an unpolished raw voice".

With her powerfully raw voice and music – think pop-rock with big choruses and a psychedelic edge – you can see why there is such a buzz around Gold.

Clairy Brown, provided old-style diva glamour and a big, raw voice perfectly suited to Kelly's Carveresque songs about love and misunderstanding between men and women.