Sentence examples for singing line from inspiring English sources

And he played the slow movement with a Mozartean gracefulness and a shapely, singing line.

"Trinity," a violin solo played by Curtis Macomber, was one long, singing line.

But he played with singing line, rhythmic suppleness and lovely gradations of sound and color.

In the barcarolle, Mr. Aimard favored rhythmic acuity over singing line, making a case for Chopin's technical ingenuity at the expense of his emotional generosity.

His approach was unusual: he played down the work's blockbuster qualities in favor of its lyricism, which he couched in a thoughtfully shaped, singing line.

Mr. Glass gave his oboist a sweetly singing line and his saxophonist a piece that draws on the expressive phrasing and chromaticism of jazz.

Ms. McDermott's characterful playing was notable for its clean articulation, singing lines and eloquent phrasing.

Then they performed "I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For" together, singing lines in call and response.

His musicianship is old-fashioned; he doesn't go in for glossy perfection, instead favoring sinewy textures, earthy rhythms, freely singing lines.

The cast of TNT's "Leverage" stars in another spot, taking turns singing lines from the Richard Marx song "I'll Be Right Here Waiting for You".

And Caedmon did, singing lines that he had never heard before; lines of such beauty, says Bede, that they moved the hearts of many to heaven.