Sentence examples for vigorous singing from inspiring English sources
As a singer, he was earthy and vigorous, singing gently and working up to an age-old rasp.
The musical performance was also distinguished by Irini Karaianni as Olga and by vigorous singing from the Maggio chorus, rehearsed by Jose Luis Basso.
The students in the "Carmina" chorus, who came from five high schools with specialized arts programs as well as the ensemble Songs of Solomon, made the point with their incisive and vigorous singing.
Resembling a very handsome Joyce, Matt Bogart (lately of "Jersey Boys" on Broadway) gives a vigorous, strongly sung impression of a driven man.
Famed for some of the most alert and vigorous choral singing in the city, Harold Rosenbaum and his team present a concert devoted to the works of William Schuman -- quite an alert and vigorous individual himself.
Midway in what began as a standard English-language rendition, the song cracked open to hatch a vigorous salsa rendition sung in Spanish.
The quintet, composed in 1944, is an intense but not particularly troubled work: its rich, Brahmsian string writing is consistently vigorous and sometimes steamy, with singing solo lines that travel among the instruments, a vibrant dance figure in its finale and surprising structural touches.
A number of lakon nai elements entered khon in later years, so that today a khon performance mixes the vigorous, masculine khon with gentle lakon nai singing style and female dance.
She pushed them out of her way and began to prance around the table, singing at the same time in a plaintive but vigorous young voice: I'm called Little Buttercup, Dear little Buttercup, Though I could never tell why.
It's a vigorous, studied, and accomplished performance but a joyless one, a performance that is musical only in the moments when she's singing.
