Sentence examples for traditional singer from inspiring English sources

Abonesh Adnew, a traditional singer, shares the bill.

For an encore, Sigur Ros brought out Steindor Andersen, a traditional singer who hauntingly recited tales from Iceland's heroic sagas of the Middle Ages.

Parisa, a leading traditional singer from Iran, has a repertory that includes both classical Persian music and Sufi songs; she is one of very few female performers from Iran who tour internationally.

Inspired by the Ethiopiques albums compiled by French music producer Francis Falceto, local experimental jazz quartet Le Tigre Des Platanes have invited Ethiopian traditional singer Etenesh Wassie to work with them, and Falceto to oversee the project.

He was a talented man, yes – you can't get away from that – who made some fine pieces of work, but he could never reach me like a traditional singer could, someone like George Maynard or Harry Cox. His influence now?

Besides his wife, Elodia, a traditional singer who often performed him, Mr. Kane is survived by a sister; 2 brothers; 7 children; 20 grandchildren; 22 great-grandchildren; and 2 great-great-grandchildren.

There are occasional country flourishes on Mr. Ellis's independently released 2009 debut, "The Great Rearranger," but it largely focused on traditional singer-songwriter fare.

On the face of it, Fullbright's upcoming album, "Songs," is the most traditional singer-songwriter record imaginable: vocals out front, melodies sparse but compelling.

She often writes songs at the piano, using her voice, but she began creating elaborate arrangements that made it hard to lump her in with traditional singer-songwriters.

Susanne Sundfør With lashings of electronica overlaying her melancholy vocals, the multi-instrumentalist Norwegian Sundfør offers a modern take on the traditional singer-songwriter model.

From the Choirgirl Hotel is not a typical Amos album – that would be the more traditional singer-songwriter fare of Little Earthquakes.