Sentence examples for singing create from inspiring English sources
But the piece is simply sublime, one of Britten's most wonderful: a glimpse of the transcendent in the ramshackle, as school recorder players, handbell ringers, violinists and congregational singing create a vision of the life to come.
The duet is a re-envisioning of a solo Ms. de Lavallade, inspired by Ms. Flack's singing, created for herself.
Even the most realistic staging depends on the power of the ear to augment the eye: great singing creates its own ulterior drama, detached from the movement of bodies onstage.
Instead, as Susan Broili wrote in a review in The Durham Herald-Sun of the June premiere at the American Dance Festival in Durham, N.C., the singing creates the effects of "wind blowing through reeds or moaning through trees, the droning of bees".
The guards put on some anger for each other, but you know, we were well-known for rapping, singing, creating trouble.
If you can sing, create covers of your idol's songs( if they are a singer).
"Ain't no song like an old song," Simon sang, creating a new one even as the old singers moaned their assent.
Fela combined this energetic percussion with chanting and singing to create a new genre, admitting later that "without Tony Allen, there would be no Afrobeat".
At a time when it seems easier than ever to become a celebrity, bad singing can create a seductive illusion of intimacy.
Ms. Tharp takes her cue from the building defiance in Sinatra's singing to create a charged confrontation between two equals, a man who seeks to possess, and a woman who will not be possessed.
Similarly we want a slight "nudge" in our singing to create great change in the timbre of the room.
