Sentence examples for robust singing from inspiring English sources

The robust singing of the Concert Chorale of New York was another plus.

And there is a comparably athletic quality to his crisp, robust singing.

Mr. Conlon's cogent yet richly textured account, with robust singing from Bo Skovhus and Soile Isokoski, makes one wonder why the piece is so seldom recorded.

The New York Daily News's critic said she brought a "quirky charm" to the role adding: "Thompson showed off a robust singing voice and plenty of comic chops".

On Thursday night, his second sung performance, his voice was often strained, leathery and insecure in pitch, though there were flashes of robust singing.

To judge by Mr. Madore's robust singing and take-no-prisoners acting, he has a stellar future ahead; called on to be repulsive, he excelled.

Robust pinks, singing yellow, pea, baize and dulled emerald greens obviated the need for outlines.

Mr. Kwiecien's robust, soaring singing on this recording bodes well for what he will bring to the role in New York.

The ebullient account of the opening movement, with its note-perfect, timpani-supported trumpet lines and robust choral singing, was enough to convey Mr. Spano's intentions and sweep away any concerns about his choice of Magnificat.

The only sympathetic character is Abdul, at least as played by Mr. Okulitch, whose earnestness and robust, warm singing lent a little depth to this conceit of a character, a self-aware man pretending to be the noble savage.

Dmitry Beloselskiy, a robust bass, sang so powerfully in "The Steppe Is All Around" that anticipatory applause greeted his three later appearances.