Sentence examples for tenor rises from inspiring English sources

Andy Stochansky, formerly Ani DiFranco's drummer, is now a self-described techno-folk songwriter whose yearning tenor rises above percussion and electronic rhythms.

He sang that line over scrubbing funk guitars, repeating it like a boast as his nasal tenor rose into a Prince-like falsetto.

Exhausted from his labors, his guard lowered and his spirit uplifted, Powell let his honey-tobacco tenor rise and fall to the undulating strains of redemption.

Mr. Yorke's voice, a harried high tenor that rises into falsetto, was still the sound of dread clinging to melody, but his body, and the beats, spoke otherwise.

The star of the recording is Bryan Hymel, the young American tenor who rose to fame when he substituted for Marcello Giordani in the role of Énée in Berlioz's "Les Troyens," at the Metropolitan Opera in 2012.

The Philadelphia Orchestra played with plenty of tension in those opening bars, with the haunting melody of the tenor horn rising above the dark rumblings of the string section, which glowed throughout the evening.

The tenor was a rising star, Tom Raskin.

(The rising tenor Aleksandrs Antonenko takes over later in the run).

The bass is Nicolai Ghiaurov, and the young tenor is a rising Italian singer named Luciano Pavarotti.

The rising tenor Piero Pretti makes a gripping moment of this dramatic event, which leads into a moving final trio.

The advertisements, along with the rising tenor of the candidates' own words, provide a window into how they are preparing to challenge one another.