Sentence examples for serious singing from inspiring English sources

"It was my first serious singing in six years," she said.

It was acquiring a reputation for grand opera and Wagner, for serious singing and conducting, that had often been snobbishly regarded as the preserve of Covent Garden.

A brass band plays largely traditional Bavarian songs (a bylaw has made this a legal requirement) and the benchfuls of beer-swilling, thigh-slapping revellers get down to some serious singing.

Kaplan, still serious, sang the part about the sailors and the ding-dongs.

Kaplan, looking serious, sang, but at first you couldn't hear the words; you had to imagine for yourself Duck and Sally inside, cooking for the down five.

I could post an educational video of a serious soprano singing it, but instead I will show you what happens when the comedian Ernie Kovacs got hold of it.

Her unbilled replacement was Patti Smith — a serious upgrade — singing "Because the Night," the song jointly written by Ms. Smith and Mr. Springsteen that remains her biggest hit.

The young actress could have gotten by on her looks alone (Heywood Broun called her "10 of the 12 most beautiful women in the world"), but she was choosy about scripts and then became serious about singing -- perhaps to avenge her mother as well as to fulfill her own real talents.

What's more, Bailey told him that if he was really serious about singing, he would have to find out about Louis Armstrong, a young trumpet player and singer in Chicago; the grapevine was buzzing about him, though he had made few records -- none of them vocals.

Make sure you are serious about singing before you get into lessons and other singing things.

White wine, beer, and aquavit wash it down and lubricate the vocal cords for the serious business of singing.