Sentence examples for vocal narrative from inspiring English sources

The soprano Evelyn Lear will perform a vocal narrative.

The words are mere point of departure for a majestic vocal narrative progression he's invented.

Long passages of the Storyteller's role evolve in slow-moving, sometimes ponderous vocal narrative.

The ruminative setting of "Clothes Line," which follows, is a subdued vocal narrative accompanied by mostly three-part contrapuntal musings in slowly shifty meters.

At Columbia, in addition to her seminar on medieval vocal narratives, she instituted EALAC's first courses specializing in Major Women Writers in Pre-Modern and Modern Japan as well as the History of Female Clerics in Japanese Buddhism.

Triumph in the Booker extended beyond the personal, with James becoming the first Jamaican winner in the prize's 47-year history; and A Brief History of Seven Killings also animates, through an epic, multi-vocal narrative, a famous moment in recent Jamaican history, the attempted assassination of Bob Marley in 1976.

Special attention is given to vocal, instrumental, narrative, theatrical and religious musics.

An exploration of choreography that employs text, song, vocal work, narrative and principles of artistic direction in solo and group contexts.

Includes vocal and narrative parts.

With Alun Woodward and Emma Pollock characteristically trading vocals, fractured narratives such as "Child Killers" and "All You Need Is Hate" trump what the band accomplished on 2000's "The Great Eastern," which was nominated for Britain's Mercury Music Prize.

The piece is mostly delivered in narrative vocal lines, with the dialogue of two lovers usually sung by two singers.