Sentence examples for superb singing from inspiring English sources

And he was superb, singing alternately with suave, seductive phrasing and menacing intensity.

The countertenor Jay Carter sounded superb, singing with a clear voice and full, rounded tone.

Mr. Worth was simply superb, singing with exquisite sensitivity where needed but also growling strongly — despite the protestations of the text — in "Ich grolle nicht" ("I don't complain").

Alongside her, however, Jonas Kaufmann as Maurizio, Count of Saxony, is quite superb, singing with astonishing beauty of tone and elegance.

Handel gives the chorus, which represents the Babylonians, Persians and Jews, a full workout, and the St. Ignatius singers sounded superb, singing with plenty of bite, dynamic shading and mostly clear enunciation.

Though Mr. Delavan has done superb singing in his career, he was a vocally uneven Wotan, sometimes crisp and stentorian but often patchy and underpowered.

Whatever Duke Ellington felt in the thirties, in 1953 he cabled Robert Breen, the director of the new production, "Your Porgy and Bess the superbest, singing the gonest, acting the craziest, Gershwin the greatest".

"Eva was always superb at singing harmony, and her pitch was unerring, but she rarely stepped out in front," he said.

It was a showcase not only for the group's songwriting, but also for their intuitive ensemble playing and superb harmony singing.

The feuding Baron Kelbar (Jason Hardy) and La Rocca (Andrew Wilkowske) were superb; Patrick O'Halloran and Jacqueline Echols sang sweetly as the pining young lovers, Edoardo and Giulietta.

He was in superb voice, sang with that enchanting hint of vast powers in reserve and concluded with 'Auld Lang Syne' in Italian.