Sentence examples for vocal components from inspiring English sources
The Symphony No. 13, "Babi Yar," from 1962, also draws more power from its subdued sections than from its outgoing ones, but its choral and solo vocal components -- settings of Yevtushenko poems -- make it an entirely different kind of work.
In extended passages Mr. Current uses the voices almost like instruments, producing set pieces that seem less like operatic ensembles and more like strange hybrid orchestral compositions with vocal components.
The weather community, particularly its most vocal components, loves to debate.
Emiko Shiratori performed both the Japanese and English versions of "Melodies of Life" in a single piece, opera singers Stephenie Woodling, Chad Berlinghier, and Todd Robinson sang the vocal components of "Opera "Maria & Draco"", and the CSUF University Singers, a local choir, performed as part of "One-Winged Angel".
A good impression is made up of both physical and vocal components that combine to give us the impression of that celebrity.
"As far as the vocal component on the Internet, it's all men," Todd Alström said.
In dogs and cats, the display is ritualized by the exaggeration of lip and nose wrinkling and by the addition of a vocal component.
Islamic music is characterized by a highly subtle organization of melody and rhythm, in which the vocal component predominates over the instrumental.
The vocal component of the music also took on a more demonstrative, lively quality, with lyrics that conveyed a more positive message.
He drew an electrifying, sumptuously colorful and commanding account of this eclectic score from the Philharmonic players and Synergy Vocals, the highly skilled eight-member ensemble that sang the Sinfonia's experimental vocal component, originally conceived for the Swingle Singers.
(Rodeheaver's musical presentations often included his own trombone solos). The vocal component of the music also took on a more demonstrative, lively quality, with lyrics that conveyed a more positive message.
