Sentence examples for vocal forms from inspiring English sources

"I appropriated a lot of their vocal forms, and also their turns of phrase – either heard or misheard or twisted from blues songs".

His music is modernized Afrobeat, with synthesizers instead of horns and Hammond organs; it uses trancelike call-and-response vocal forms, but with stylized new rhythm-and-blues vocalists instead of the hoarse, dire chants of old Afrobeat.

Ireton's vocal forms the bulk of the album, though she says she had no idea her character, Eve, would be so pivotal: "It's been like leading a double life.

Imitation had appeared earlier in the Italian caccia and French chace, roundlike vocal forms of the 14th century, and in England in the 13th-century round, Sumer is icumen in.

September 1, 1946 Oshogbo, Nigeria King Sunny Ade, original name Sunday Adeniyi (born Sept. 1, 1946, Oshogbo, Nigeria), Nigerian popular musician in the vanguard of the development and international popularization of juju music a fusion of traditional Yoruba vocal forms and percussion with Western rock and roll.

October 1 , 1959Dakar, Senegal Youssou N'Dour, (born October 1 , 1959 Dakar, Senegal) Senegalese singer known for his extraordinary vocal range and for introducing international audiences to mbalax a Senegalese popular music style that blends Wolof traditional instrumental and vocal forms primarily with Cuban and other Latin American popular genres.

Paul Simon and Art Garfunkel performed "The Boxer" and "Bridge Over Troubled Water," and came surprisingly close to vintage vocal form.

The cast was compact and evenly balanced, and all in good vocal form.

She was in fine vocal form, casting out high intense pianos and clean sweeps of musical line.

Ms. Millo has re-emerged in fine vocal form of late, and the Tucker Gala was set to make the most of her.

Despite an admission that he was recovering from sinusitis, Calleja was on excellent vocal form, his healthy tone ringing out vigorously throughout the range.