Sentence examples for vibrant singing from inspiring English sources

"To me, Bradford is a beautiful place, alive and vibrant, singing with colour, humour, exquisite architectural details and canopied by an ever-changing cloudscape," she writes.

Ms. Chase has a strong, vibrant singing voice, and she plays Sarah with a winning lack of self-consciousness, performing each of her blind-girl gags as if she had no idea there were two dozen more on the way.

There was both sweet lyricism and pinging intensity in his vibrant singing.

Nathan Gunn was appealingly animated as the bird catcher, Papageno, combining intelligent, vibrant singing with charismatic acting.

But if heroism is measured in vocal terms, the palm goes to the mezzo-soprano Silvia Tro Santafé for her firm, vibrant singing as Ulisse (a castrato role).

There was vibrant singing from the chorus and elegant playing from the orchestra, conducted with suppleness and Verdian style by Steven White.

It became a week-long, vibrant, impassioned, singing, dancing, drumming and marching mass rally.

"I am swinging in the sky, / I am wringing worlds awry," she said, with vibrant feeling, nearly singing the words.

Larger strips of cloth are present in the levels and can be transformed from a stiff, dull gray to vibrant red by singing near them.

Musica Sacra provided the vibrant choral singing.

As Azucena, the mezzo-soprano Barbara Dever was excellent, singing with vibrant, dusky tone and plaintive beauty.