Sentence examples for vocal heritage from inspiring English sources

This practice is central to the Italian vocal heritage, and Mr. Pavarotti was one of its exemplars.

Gibran was a Maronite Christian by heritage but a vocal critic of Muslim-Christian sectarianism; he fantasized about building a church with a minaret on top in his home country.

Defendamos La Plata has been particularly vocal about preserving the city's heritage.

Having been vocal in criticising Playford for sacrificing heritage to the march of development, Dunstan was prominent in protecting historic buildings from being bulldozed for high-rise office blocks.

The most vocal protest came (and still comes) from Confederate heritage activists, who steadfastly hold on to the 1956 state flag, which bears the Southern Cross battle flag.

Devotional music also is represented by qawwali and kirtana, vocal genres that are part of the common musical heritage of the subcontinent.

While chiptunes' proponents are often associated with electronic production, Nintendocore draws together heavy guitar riffs, rock drumming and other elements from the complex heritage of metal with game chip audio and vocal nods to a wealth of games.

Again, I have no connection to my heritage and I wanted there to be a vocal element in the show and I thought it would be cool to incorporate something ancient and something contemporary.

The evening's traditional and contemporary styles of music will defy easy categorisation, and create vocal harmonies that prove the value of cultural exchange in musical heritage and language.

The interpolation of hard-edged wind lines into vocal textures recalls Janáček, another late bloomer with a love of folk heritage, although Dett probably did not know Janáček's music.

While Margins Music sits in the long line of albums influenced by Britain's soundsystem culture, it looks beyond our shared Jamaican heritage to other London side street sounds: drums, melodies and vocal snatches sourced from the Indian subcontinent.