Sentence examples for sensitive singing from inspiring English sources

And the performance is excellent: vibrant, shapely, sensitive singing.

In the opening of the second song, "Der Einsame im Herbst" ("The Lonely One in Autumn"), the sensitive singing of the rich-voiced mezzo-soprano Tamara Mumford was cushioned in crucial passages by just a solo violin and oboe.

Kwangchul Youn as Talbot brought sensitive singing to the Confession duet with Maria, accompanying her with diligence and fluidity.

But as a listener, all you'll notice is Sheehan's reverent ringing guitar on "America the Beautiful," her easy loping rhythm on "Home on the Range," her fingerwork and sensitive singing on "When Johnny Comes Marching Home," and her Piedmont picking on "Bearcat Blues".

Hardliners are particularly sensitive towards women singing solo, which is still banned in Iran.

In the tender exchanges with Aeneas, she inspired Mr. Giordani to his most sensitive, pianissimo singing.

It felt really colourful and sensitive – like singing, where my feelings would just come into musical sound".

Paul Appleby, a singer who can consistently be relied on for sensitive, elegant singing of lyric tenor roles, must have been having an off night.

Species with greater beta coefficients were more sensitive to looking and singing because a unit change in concealment led to a greater unit change in vigilance or song.

With a sweetly sincere voice and the understated guitar of a sensitive folkie, David Poe sings portraits of troubled characters consumed with jealousy and bitterness, possibly dangerous.

Nathaniel Marshall -- an 18 year old emo kid with lots of tats and a sensitive soul who sang an obscure song called "The Anchor Holds" and broke down crying while defending his song choice.