Sentence examples for vocal competitions from inspiring English sources

An expert judge of musical talent, Conlin adjudicated numerous piano and vocal competitions across the country.

Initially undeterred, Stark continued to compete in vocal competitions but eventually abandoned classical singing while attending Brown University.

Cash prizes from several vocal competitions made it possible for her to move to London and begin study with Clive Carey at the Royal College of Music.

In retirement she mostly lived quietly at home but was persuaded to sit on juries of vocal competitions and, less often, to present master classes.

Mr. Wilson won several vocal competitions and prizes, including the Baltimore International Operatic Competition, the Rosa Ponselle International Competition and a contest sponsored by the Gerda Lissner Foundation.

Asians are soaking up the slots in American and European music schools, winning vocal competitions throughout the world, infiltrating opera choruses in Europe, and increasingly showing up as main-stage soloists.

Mr. Dudley was recruited to sing in an international vocal competition in Busseto, Italy.

And there's plenty of vocal competition on the show, shall we say.

In 2008, Costanzo was the first countertenor to win another major vocal competition, the Opera Index Competition.

Upon her graduation in 1954, she won first prize in a vocal competition.

Mr. Domingo is serenaded by two young winners of Operalia, the vocal competition he founded.