Sentence examples for soaring singing from inspiring English sources

Their slow, tender, halting courtship scene was performed and acted with guileless honesty and soaring singing.

The soprano Barbara Frittoli brought welcome dignity to her portrayal, however, through her honest, ardent and soaring singing.

Mr. Kwiecien's robust, soaring singing on this recording bodes well for what he will bring to the role in New York.

The fourth movement featured tender, soaring singing from the young mezzo-soprano Mireille Lebel in Mahler's setting of Nietzsche's "Midnight Song" from "Also Sprach Zarathustra," followed by a charming performance by the American Boychoir in the fifth movement alongside vaguer, muted work by the Montclair State University Chorale women.

The audience becomes transfixed, especially during his solos, watching him with a certain measure of humble awe: The fusion of man and instrument as his hands dance out streams of thumping, soaring, singing sound on the strings.

A quick-building pop trance track with electronic trumpets, an ecstatic, soaring sung chorus, and a bit of rapping.

Mr. Fabiano, by contrast, lifted his role off the page, conveying bliss and dread through countenance and bearing as much as he did with his soaring, thrilling singing.

There is a revived sense of purpose not to mention a soaring falsetto sung over a glistening minor chord.

The other musical highlight, a soaring anthem sung by the Cathedral choir and set to words from the Rule of St Benedict – "Listen, listen O my child... ...... – was an indirect reminder that the Archbishop (Eton and Trinity, Cambridge) has roots in that same establishment.

Stephanie Umoh, who plays Sarah, the role for which Audra McDonald won one of the four Tony Awards that went to the original production, has a father who is an immigrant from Nigeria, a mother from Illinois who is of Irish-German descent, and a soaring, sincere singing style.

In the new piece "A Thousand Tongues," an atmospheric electronic keyboard texture gives way to a soaring soprano line, sung affectingly by Kamala Sankaram, a composer herself.