Sentence examples for uses a vocal range from inspiring English sources

Rowland uses a vocal range of F3 to D5. Guetta said that "Kelly['s vocals] had this Whitney Houston vibe and nailed it".

The trio use a vocal range of A3 A4.

Ms. Stone uses a remarkable vocal range in breathing life into a mythological character that is all too human: from a pleading and seductive tone in her manipulation of Creon and Aegeus she turns to hot-tempered fury in her confrontation with Jason, then finally expounds her murderous plans for revenge in an otherworldly voice that sounds like the demon in "The Exorcist".

Use a vocal range-finding lesson.

Using a wide vocal range -- it sounds similar to Gilberto Gil's, but has a deeper low end -- he's a wired, kinetic singer, jamming details between the lines: bird calls, guttural explosions, scatting, back-of-the-throat trills as a line tails off.

Even when instruments are used alone, they are played somewhat in imitation of singing, generally within a vocal range, and with embellishments that are characteristic of vocal music.

Harket demonstrates a vocal range of over two and a half octaves.

Annie Haslam, of Renaissance, was a classically trained soprano with a vocal range of five octaves.

She is a light lyric soprano and has a vocal range of three octaves.

The melodies were written in a vocal range that was comfortable for the singer.

In order to cover up for the absent records he would use his vocal range of four and a half octaves to mimic the singers; he included "impersonations of Britain's clipped crooner Noël Coward, the African-American bass-baritone Paul Robeson, the Peruvian songbird Yma Sumac, the Austrian tenor Richard Tauber and ... the entire Luton Girls Choir".