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Discover LudwigThe phrase "vocal dexterity" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a person's skill and agility in using their voice, often in the context of singing or speaking. Example: "The singer's vocal dexterity allowed her to hit high notes effortlessly and perform complex runs with ease."
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His vocal dexterity is also remarkable.
"I suppose I've always had vocal dexterity.
Some are gospel, making use of melisma (the "Idol" judges' favorite demonstration of vocal dexterity).
But, with Elling, his vocal dexterity, range and agility is always in service of The Song.
"I don't have the vocal dexterity, nor do I have the desire to put myself in among the giants".
"Serkis was born to play this role, allowing him to make the most of his celebrated physicality and vocal dexterity.
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And she often relied on vocal beauty and technical dexterity to carry the day.
As with other younger New York MCs such as Bishop Nehru, the emphasis is on flow, vocal delivery and lyrical dexterity, rather than the call-and-response tracks that dominate radio playlists.
(p. 145) He added, "We never really succeeded in wedding the necessary vocal force, clarity of speech, dexterity with words, and love of the language to the emotional techniques of the Stanislavski-Strasberg method….
And her pianist — played with comic élan by "The Big Bang Theory's" Simon Helberg — attempted to make up for her vocal shortcomings via his musical dexterity.
The remastering cleans up the tracks well and Barroso's vocals retain their charm and dexterity, even if the recordings lack the depth of a modern productions.
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