Sentence examples for vocal singing from inspiring English sources

But I only sang one operatic role there, Poulenc's 'La Voix Humaine,' and that's an acting piece, though it was what first made me excited about classical vocal singing.

"He used to say things like 'Good-morning sugar pie, honey bunch' to these women and those little things stuck with me". The hallmarks of the Holland-Dozier-Holland sound were an emotional lead vocal singing a plaintive song backed by a strong beat, a gospel- inspired tambourine on the off-beat and a big, euphoric pop sound.

Lora began almost every vocal singing high, her voice shaking, the shaking becoming a style, a point of view; then often her voice thickened, and she seemed to suck the fast pace of her band into her own doubt, or bounce it off her own frustration.

In the second hour, American vocal singing a cappella group 'Straight No Chaser' chat to Janice about their rise to fame, new album and forthcoming gig in Scotland.

Reznor leads the track with a measured, agitated vocal, singing over utilitarian drum hits and bluesy synth bass while orchestral strings swirl in discordance.

It's a driving, pop-influenced house number with a taut kick drum, grumbling sub bass, and a watery female vocal singing the hook. .

Three of the pieces here were vocal, sung by Anu Komsi with confident expressiveness.

Rainbow Brite on backing vocals, singing about the Falklands?

Ag Alhabib takes many of the lead vocals, singing in a craggy baritone, and occasionally ceding the front spot to Ag Leche or two other band members.

This can backfire, as it does on "Welcome Earth Song," with a melody as grating as a car alarm, made all the more so by its group vocals (singing the title phrase, ad nauseam).

He never fully did, of course, except in parts of "I Never Learnt to Share" and "Lindisfarne I," in which he doubled up his vocals, singing in tandem with himself.