Sentence examples for recording singing from inspiring English sources

Through it all, he kept touring and recording, singing mournful songs that continued to ring true.

She started "Júrame," a desperately lovelorn bolero she learned from a 1926 recording, singing unaccompanied, as if alone and tearful.

Toward the end came Baldwin's own gentle baritone voice, in a recording, singing the gospel hymn "Precious Lord, take my hand, lead me on".

Andrea Bocelli, the megastar tenor and crossover champion, has made his first complete opera recording, singing the role of Rodolfo in a new version of "La Boheme" from Decca.

I wouldn't normally think of buying a recording of Handel's Messiah, but the other day I heard the treble voice of Henry Jenkinson, 11 years old at the time of the recent Naxos recording, singing "I Know that My Redeemer Liveth".

You can hear me on the live recording, singing along with to "Tender".

Just as the recording sings out a store's farewell, over and over, so too does New York City re-create itself, over and over.

Jon Caramanica of The New York Times commented that The Big Pink's version of "Sweet Dreams" had a "disarmingly flat affect, delivering it as the ramble of a neurotic" when compared to the original recording sung by Knowles.

This is my only carol record, singing one verse (Rosemary Joshua sings another, beautifully).

Such aloofness might seem strange for a performer who has sold millions of records singing about love and loss.

Finally, at the old Milk Market in Limerick, which is now a tented-over open-air market with stalls selling everything from chocolate to LPs, there was a man picking through the records singing to himself and muttering.