Sentence examples for vocal essence from inspiring English sources

But it was as a balladeer interpreting standards like "I'll Be Seeing You," "Haunted Heart," "All the Things You Are" and "The Nearness of You" that Ms. Stafford distilled as pure a vocal essence of romantic nostalgia as any pop singer of the 1940s and '50s.

The drummer's characterful vocal captures the essence of a Yankee outsider's odyssey through Europe – romancing "a pretty little girl from Greece," dodging lions in the Coliseum, navigating a near-riot in Brussels – far better than Dylan's own sub-par version, released a couple of months later.

He plays a character, but captures with certain physical details and vocal mannerisms the essence of this ill-at-ease man.

It is described as having catchy riffs and exuberant vocals that characterized the essence of Cubs fandom while, noting in the lyrics, "You can catch it all on WGN".

Most singers rely on their dramatic and vocal skills to convey the essence of a particular song.

Their presence and their vocal support are still the essence of what makes England's league such compelling viewing around the world.

The songs offer the same essence since the are vocals recorded with that original swagger, but with some jazzy flourishes and tripped out sounding hooks, it's a whole other vibe of Southern California.

Wildbirds & Peacedrums are the ultimate in downsized bands, a lean and mean combination of Werliin's primal rhythm and Mariam Wallentin's impassioned vocals that strip music down to its very essence.

He used these "essences" of spoken language in his vocal and instrumental works.

The essence of garage was to take pre-recorded vocals and do something with them.

Tampa Bay Times critic Sean Daly referred "Slow Down Baby" to as "the very essence of Aguilera", indicating "old school, new school and big vocal belting".