Sentence examples for vocal hue from inspiring English sources
In the Scarlatti, he adopted a darker vocal hue and moved gracefully through the ornamented line.
The big difference is in vocal hues and styles: where Ms. Wilson's voice is wisdom-weighted and draped irregularly over bar lines, Ms. Jones's is young, fresh and rhythmically regular.
Brittany recited the story of Deborah Voigt, a 1985 auditions winner, who, after being fired from a lead role at London's Royal Opera House in 2004 because she couldn't get her girth into a costume, had gastric-bypass surgery and, to some ears, gave up vocal hues along with the more than 100 pounds she shed.
In the title role, Daniela Longhi, an Italian lyric soprano whose acting style may be a bit subtle for an emotional role, possesses an impressive vocal high range shadowed with warm, dark hues.
He expressed a liking for the hues brought out in the instrumental writing and for the vocal lines and picked out the love scene and Suzel's final monologue as highlights.
The lineup included David Ludwig's arresting, dramatically hued "Ewigkeit" ("Eternity"), a setting of a text from the "Knaben Wunderhorn" poems that blended Mahlerian vocal lines and Schoenberg-like instrumental colors.
Hue, city, central Vietnam.
Hue and substance were reintegrated.
