Though she was happy with her success, Bond (somewhat like Sullivan) longed to devote herself to singing serious music.
Edinburgh's Hogmanay is one of world's best New Year's Eve street parties, all noise and colour, live music and theatre, lots of singing, serious drinking and a dazzling display of pyrotechnics that lights up the sky behind the castle.
The Beatles Simon Napier-Bell on how the Fab Five changed everything Lemar, a British act, sings serious soul.
He sang serious thoughts about poverty, corruption, mortality, faith and Tanzanian pride, and he called his music "ubongo beat" -- "ubongo" is Swahili for "brain".
I'm not sure why, but I had this idea that Bruce Springsteen would be an aloof, angst-y performer singing his serious songs.
Mr. Gilfry's lapses are not serious, but could some car singing be life-threatening?
We sing at serious occasions too, in church, at weddings, christenings, funerals.
Claiming grown-up, thinking-man singer-songwriter territory (why not?), Mr. Jones sings some serious, unrepentant hard-guy narratives.
On Tuesday night at the Beacon Theater, she was skittish and stubborn, baleful and whimsical, giggly between songs and, when she sang, cathartically serious.
December 3 2013 Brian Zeger curates and accompanies the school's tribute to the great composer's centenary, a concert in which a host of talented Juilliard students will sing two serious cycles rarely heard — "Canticle II: Abraham and Isaac" and the "Songs and Proverbs of William Blake" — along with a group of lighter selections.
There is no honky-tonk resonance in her songs from hard living, though; Tessy Lou is too young to have suffered sufficiently to sing any serious blues.
