Sentence examples for singing tone from inspiring English sources

Mr. Schenkman demonstrated a lovely singing tone in the Finale.

Mr. Lepauw played with a singing tone in the lilting Andante and witty Menuetto.

Mr. Carr's singing tone, particularly lovely in the Adagio, complemented Mr. Sauer's expressive playing.

Particularly in the second-movement Adagio, he provided warmth, intimacy and a singing tone.

Equally important, he fully conveyed its lyrical beauty, playing with introspection and an assured, singing tone.

Mr. Nuttall, in particular, contributed some unusual phrasing, and both cellists produced a rich, singing tone.

In the first movement of the Chopin Ms. Pires played the melancholic main theme with tenderness and singing tone.

Mr. Kissin performs four polonaises and four impromptus with his customary crystalline technique, singing tone and generous rubato.

As a pianist Dussek possessed great dexterity and could elicit a singing tone that was much praised by his contemporaries.

In the slow second movement, he played with a singing tone while retaining a firm, detached touch.

Singing tone remained of paramount importance, not just singing melody but also, as in the chorale preludes, singing polyphony.