Sentence examples for vocal fluidity from inspiring English sources

When the music sang -- as it does in the Andante, but also in parts of the outer movements -- he played with an almost vocal fluidity.

Joni Mitchell's effusive stream-of-consciousness, "All I Want," it seems, was always a jazz song, and the quartet's instrumental fortification underlined Ms. Allyson's impressive vocal fluidity.

Laetitia Wong Wai Yi of Today felt the track attained well-deserved hype and commended it for "perfectly" combining Azalea's vocal fluidity with its minimalistic dance breakdown.

"Variations in the amounts of these hormones can produce variations in the amount of blood flow, swelling, and water retention in the vocal chords, which can result in changes in vocal fluidity and hoarseness.

Dance is plentiful (another touch of French influence), and the rich vocal writing is a balance of Gallic fluidity and Italianate lyricism, with adventurous chromatic touches that keep the music both emotionally pointed and surprising.

While most understudies are on call, Ms. Stallings is one of four "Cats" cast members who sing in a backstage booth during every performance to add a fullness and fluidity to the choral parts because the dancing takes a vocal toll on the performers onstage.

William Forsythe's first work, "Urlicht," was a lyrical, on-point pas de deux, set to a vocal section of Mahler's Second Symphony, full of sustained tension and sculptural fluidity.

The fluidity and contrasts in Martin's orchestration command the listener's attention as thoroughly as the vocal line.

Miranda Devine is a vocal opponent of the initiative, having described it as "benignly labelled sexual propaganda" that teaches "homosexual role play and gender fluidity training".

The lineage of Islanders past is surely there: the instrumental and vocal acrobatics call to mind Lucy Gray-era Envy on the Coast and a healthy dose of Glassjaw's Daryl Palumbo; the band's fluidity, however, is more reminiscent of Circa Survive jamming with Animals as Leaders - the odd time feels mostly natural and never forced.

Minaj has always found a way to inject fluidity and spontaneity into music software's grid form, though, and it's entrancing to hear these inorganic forms disembodied vocal sample splinters, a plasticine boing, tuned percussion carefully pocketed in the mix so as to add barely-there textural character in such masterfully articulate, evolving combinations.