Sentence examples for tone singing from inspiring English sources

Of course it was Ms. Ndegeocello who set that tone, singing with a dark, stoic clarity and only rarely picking up the electric bass, her most dazzling instrument.

The best of the pieces was a chillingly beautiful "Blues in A Minor" (from the M.J.Q.'s "Blues on Bach" album), with Mr. Heath's bass tone singing out brightly above Mr. Lewis's low and level projection.

Zoroastro's appearances are few, but Wolf Matthias Friedrich, a bass with a rich, deep tone, sang them commandingly.

Nicholas Phan, a tenor with a sweet, lyrical tone, sang Obadiah's music with a suppleness that contrasted strikingly with the drive of Mr. Outlaw's reading.

Lacey Jo Benter, a mezzo-soprano with a rich, warm tone, sang the role affectingly and had the broadest emotional palette of any of the young singers here.

Even so, his tone sang out with a force and focus that I had not heard from him in a while.

Ilya Gringolts' fresh, sweet tone sang birdlike and elated in Vassily Petrenko's beautifully poised and balanced reading of Beethoven's Violin Concerto with the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic.

Onstage are a galvanic troupe (women, actually) delivering umngqokolo, Xhosa split-tone singing.

Expect to see a finely dressed, very thin young man with sweet dulcet tones singing songs of love and joy".

Drawings made in summer became paintings in winter – a sense of sustained heat is latent – and even something as humble as a spreading vine acquires a sonorous power purely through the graceful arrangement of its heart-shaped leaves, grey against dove grey against slate, three tones singing together.

In these remote districts, mobile phone ring tones sing out Taliban chants.