The reason for this result is that individuals could use patterns of vocal sharing to gang up on neighbours with locally uncommon song types, increasing their own chances of success.
He said the recording process, including the first-take track "Mumblin'," interested him by adding elements unusual to a pop song, whether through uncommon chord progressions or vocal loops and processors.
Ms. Brewer is the uncommon singer of her vocal type whose voice can slice through a thick orchestra while still sounding lustrous, and it was thrilling to hear her as the icy, avenging Princess Turandot.
Stuart Skelton and Michelle DeYoung dug into the vocal parts with uncommon urgency; the conductor relaxed his grip; and the orchestra took off.
Sally Matthews's captivating Sophie endows the girl with uncommon depth of personality and vocal allure, but Kurt Rydl's seasoned Baron Ochs, while still orotund, is vocally wobbly.
My knowledge of the vocal instrument is uncommon and I have worked very hard to teach each student how to use it, sculpting stage ready voices and singers that are physical, mental and emotionally prepared for first division.
Although each is an uncommon musical theater performer of astounding vocal range, it is an extraordinary gift for acting that shapes a song into a dramatic scene, renewing the old and revealing the new.
Although the problem of vocal fatigue is not uncommon in people with voice disorders, research on objective quantifiable indicators of vocal fatigue is limited.
In the early stage laryngeal lesions, false negative histologic results are not uncommon, requiring revision biopsies of the vocal cords, which can account for functional impairment.
Shaham approaches this piece with uncommon sweetness, attaining at times a vividly vocal quality.
