Sentence examples for the dynamic soprano from inspiring English sources
The dynamic soprano Lauren Flanigan sings the title role.
The dynamic soprano Susan B. Anthony was Marietta (and the voice of Marie).
The City Opera production, the company's first, features the dynamic soprano Lauren Flanigan in the title role.
In an auspicious Met debut, the dynamic soprano Elza van den Heever sings Queen Elizabeth, Mary's nemesis and also her rival for the affections of the Earl of Leicester, sung here with ardor and style by the tenor Matthew Polenzani.
Mr. Hagen's new cycle, "A Woman's World," was based on a set of poems by Susan Griffin, suggested to the composer by the performer, the dynamic soprano Ashley Putnam.
This vivacious production offered the suave baritone Scott Hendricks and the dynamic soprano Judith Howarth as Robert Storch, a famous composer, and his bossy, fretful and snappish wife, Christine (stand-ins for Richard and Pauline Strauss).
Her womanly assurance wins many admirers, and I am always sorry that her dancing gives me little pleasure; with the tension throughout her physique, she's like a dynamic soprano who sings every note sharp.
The dynamic mezzo-soprano Larissa Diadkova is wonderful in the role.
The cast is splendid, especially the charismatic soprano Anna Netrebko, the dynamic young baritone Mariusz Kwiecien and, in the title role, the stylish Italian bass Simone Alaimo.
The performers include the pianist Marilyn Nonken, a virtuosic champion of living composers; the dynamic saxophonist Taimur Sullivan; the adventurous soprano Judith Bettina, and Ensemble 21, a crack contemporary music group conducted by Jeffrey Milarsky.
The core of her group features Greg Ward on alto and soprano saxophones, Sam Harris on piano and Ted Poor on drums; joining them is the dynamic Sirius String Quartet, whose roll call includes jazz-literate musicians like the violinist Gregor Huebner.
