The Be Sharps's singing voices were provided by the four members of The Dapper Dans, a barbershop quartet that performs at Disneyland in Anaheim, California.
You know you are singing sharp when your voice is producing a pitch that does not sound correct and sounds slightly higher than the pitch you are attempting to sing on a piano or in a song, etc. Sing a particular note while taking your index finger, and gently, very gently, pushing it towards the center of the forehead.
Not chirpy Olly Murs singing sharper than a cut-throat razor.
She's sharper when she's singing from a slight distance, arching an eyebrow instead of trying to empathize.
Clark played two songs on a cherry red Jaguar-style guitaccompanyingying herself by stamping her feet in their sharp-toed, girlish shoes, singing and playing with a combination of artlessness and absolute self-awareness that made even her rowdiest admirers hold their breath.
And I sing sharp sometimes," meaning she sometimes hits a note on the high, screechy side.
There's not a song on the radio today that hasn't been digitally massaged with effects like reverb (echo), compression (evening out the volume spikes) and autotune (fixing notes that were sung sharp or flat).
In a score that lacks distinction, James Barbour's performance of "Molasses to Rum," with its lurid description of the trade triangle involving slavery, and Griffin Matthews's "Momma, Look Sharp," a dirge sung by a mortally wounded soldier, are standouts.
Here was a true Puccini tenor, with warm, throbbing, supple phrasing and some triumphant top notes, including a defiant high A sharp when he sang "Vittoria" at the news of Napoleon's victory at the Battle of Marengo.
There is a particular tension in her shoulders that often seems to block the flow of movement into her arms, so that it's like hearing a famous singer who often sings sharp.
