Sentence examples for traditional singers from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the traditional singers scratch a living where they can.

Last year's live headliner was Wambali, one of Malawi's most prominent traditional singers.

There is a lot of Scottish music – traditional singers such as Jean Redpath, collections of folk tunes and reels.

Ms. Traore, from Mali, has a voice that is delicate and impassioned, less cutting than the sound of traditional singers.

Named after a nightclub in Marrakesh, "Madame Plaza" features three Aïta vocalists — traditional singers whose performances are marked by wailing cries and incantations.

Raised in Viper, Ky., Ms. Ritchie was the youngest of 14 children born to Balis and Abigail Ritchie, well-known traditional singers of Scottish-Irish ancestry.

Abonesh Adnew, a traditional singer, shares the bill.

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

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.

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.

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.