Sentence examples for vocal athleticism from inspiring English sources
Her vocal athleticism was of a very different sort from Mr. Pupu'a's: nimble and daringly acrobatic.
Yet its potent mix of classical dramaturgy and vocal athleticism also mark Rossini out as heir to musical traditions rooted in the 18th century and far removed from the ideals of contemporary Romanticism.
But Fagioli is an utterly beguiling interpreter, both in the big display pieces, where his vocal athleticism is staggering, and in slower, more intimate numbers such as Torbido Intorno al Core from Meride e Selinunte, where both he and Porpora are at their most affecting.
Lulu herself, murderous, man-eating and "the root of all evil" in the decidedly unliberated view of her young creator, the playwright Wedekind, was sung with bristling, vocal athleticism by Agneta Eichenholz, an ironic, icy half-smile constantly playing on her stunning, porcelain features.
She was also still a teenager, but Kelly was certain she had the athleticism and vocal chops the part required.
Dressed all in white, Goulding brought impressive vocals and a flashy athleticism to "Aftertaste" and "Holding on for Life," and she strapped on a guitar, Madonna-style, for "Outside," which had a distinct "Ray of Light" vibe.
But given the increasing athleticism of Ms. Jolas's vocal writing, with its slides, scat figures and subtle color shifts, it is nearly impossible for a soprano not to hold the spotlight.
Onstage, artists often wore sweatpants to demonstrate their athleticism and lack of pretense; the genre's signature vocal style is a heavy growling chant.
Strengths: Quickness, Power, Athleticism.
Plus fitness, athleticism.
