Sentence examples for rigorous voice from inspiring English sources

Later, Gangubai was tutored by Khan's disciple Sawai Gandharva, who subjected her to the most rigorous voice exercises.

The three Russian stars of the forthcoming "Ring" have come up through the Mariinsky's rigorous voice school.Vladimir Vaneyev, who sang a magnificent Boris Godunov at La Scala in Milan last year, has had his eye on singing Wotan for some time.

In the late 1920s, she underwent rigorous voice-coaching before she toured Europe singing German and Italian opera.

The singing part itself (done very well indeed by Marlene Ralis Rosen) is a rigorous narrative voice that periodically lapses (or does it elevate itself?) into barroom balladry.

Suddenly, the voice of rigorous scientific methodology was coming from the right, not the left.The start of Mr Kristol's rightward drift was assigned various dates, from his (unregretted) argument in 1952 that communists had no claim to civil liberties, to the founding of the Public Interest in 1965.

"I've never felt so many different voices getting unleashed in a piece of writing," Myles reveals, demonstrating through their text that you don't have to stick to any one mode if you're a rigorous prose stylist whatever voice you adopt.

Her solutions-oriented approach values rigorous debate and recognises the voices of ordinary people, though these standards don't always resonate through the traditions and institutions of politics.

As part of a rigorous routine before musical roles to look after her voice, Paige stops eating dairy products and drinking alcohol and works hard on her fitness.

He added in a statement "Tim Noah has been a strong voice for liberalism and a rigorous columnist for The New Republic.

"Tim Noah has been a strong voice for liberalism and a rigorous columnist for The New Republic," Foer said.

Amid all the rigorous contrapuntal writing, echoes of Copland's Americana voice come through in pensive wind chorales and sassy, meter-fracturing percussion outbursts.