Sentence examples for tenor from the from inspiring English sources
"Hey, I'm the tenor from the first act!" Brownlee said.
Rubyleon's son is Abdul Fakir, the tenor from the Four Tops--he's called Duke.
Its notes are prolonged, or "held," and this part is now called the tenor, from the Latin tenere, to hold.
Siberian throat singers onstage traded volleys with a tenor from the Bolshoi Theater who was situated in an upper balcony behind the audience.
The tenor from the German cycle sang the role in German while everyone else onstage performed Die Walkure in English!
Sullivan mentioned to Arthur Cecil, the leading tenor from the Gallery of Illustration, that he was looking for someone to play the comic title role in his new comic opera, The Sorcerer.
Yet it's hard to think of tenors from the last 15 years who have sung these roles any better.
A series of entertainment and other activities continues this weekend with the Annual Little Italy Mario Lanza Singing Competition, featuring tenors from the New York and Philadelphia areas.
Among the latest contenders in the top tenor stakes, Joseph Calleja from Malta stands out for relating more closely than usual to examples set by tenors from the early years of recording.
We watch three tenors from the Florence Opera House take to the splendid, and recently refurbished, stage to rip through snatches of Nesunn Dorma and other well-known arias, segueing swiftly into a few bars from West Side Story to cut the tension.
Before the first night three tenors from the chorus were sent out to the Covent Garden piazza, one of 12 giant-screen venues around the country to which the show was being relayed, to teach the audience to sing 'Nessun dorma'.
