Sentence examples for vocal flexibility from inspiring English sources

It's a tough gig: Norma demands incredible vocal flexibility and emotional expressivity.

American soprano Angel Blue has all the vocal flexibility and lush tones but none of the rawness that such a role demands.

Critics praised his tonal beauty, vocal flexibility and interpretive sensitivity, as well as his ability to inhabit seemingly any period in a 400-year swath of musical literature.

Demonstrating formidable vocal flexibility, she took obscure songs by Brownie and Ruth McGhee ("Rainy Day") and Eric Bibb and Levi B. Saunders ("Heading Home") from smoky, reflective plateaus to feral emotional peaks, and then with perfect timing retreated downhill.

He mostly sounded as if he were auditioning for bigger Wagner roles than he has sung hitherto – and they might suit him – but the gain in volume was too often at the expense of expressive warmth and vocal flexibility.

Juan Diego Flórez's ingratiating sound and vocal flexibility have made him the premier Rossini tenor of the day, but here he sings with a surpassing tonal depth and ardor that make for a truly exciting portrayal of the Scottish monarch.

Mr. Lambert has vocal stamina and flexibility to spare, along with the theatrical flair of Queen's Freddie Mercury.

Her vocal and digit flexibility may have decreased, but she works what she has amply: a sense of humor, a heaping of passion, a touch of crooning and a bit of boogie.

Like Kristin Chenoweth, a fellow Broadway princess who is also from Oklahoma, Ms. O'Hara is a marvel of vocal technique and stylistic flexibility.

Hathaway displayed the depth of her friendship, vocal chops and impressive flexibility by dropping into a split mid-way through the routine.

Work on vocal cords Develop facial flexibility.