Sentence examples for upper voice from inspiring English sources

The upper voice in Binchois's mostly three-part songs is considered to be particularly lyrical.

The solo part tests Ms. Denoke's upper voice (not a comfortable mechanism to begin with).

Yet she had a full-bodied upper voice and could sing passagework in Handel arias with agility.

As Zurga, Jean-Luc Chaignaud, a French baritone, seemed vocally uncomfortable, especially in his nasal and constricted upper voice.

When motifs were temporally isolated, MMN amplitude in the one-pitch-range condition was similar to that in the two-pitch-range upper voice.

During the half century after Guido's death, developments came more rapidly as the plainsong chant became the lower rather than the upper voice.

It was also used in 12th-century polyphony for the upper voices, which were without text.

He dismissed the idea that the orchestra's playing had slipped, praising a singing quality and emphasis on upper voices brought by Mr. Levine.

When the upper voices reach "Herrscher," they dissolve into the swirl of the violins, the first syllable elongated into a thirty-three-note melisma.

In "Ave Maria dive matris Anne," a cooing motif suggestive of Jesus suckling his mother's breast is developed into a gloriously emphatic "Ave Maria" figure that rings through the upper voices.

One episode suggested a scene on a transcendental pond, with the upper voices murmuring like insects, the piccolo chirping insistently, and a contrabass clarinet joining Sidney Chen, the bass member of the Monk vocal ensemble, to sound like a maverick frog.