Sentence examples for vocal type from inspiring English sources

Ms. Fleming is of that same vocal type.

German-Canadian by origin, light lyric by vocal type, this tenor has been making a notable mark on the international scene, from Toronto to Salzburg and Vienna.

For Edgar, Reimann created a new vocal type, a singer who must switch from tenor to countertenor registers as seamlessly as would a clarinettist.

"If you get known as a being a certain vocal type and relishing certain operas that you can take round the world, then you can make a comfortable career doing six roles, but I'd find that so boring!

Ms. Brewer is the uncommon singer of her vocal type whose voice can slice through a thick orchestra while still sounding lustrous, and it was thrilling to hear her as the icy, avenging Princess Turandot.

In 1607, Monteverdi's Orfeo featured four castrato roles out of a cast of nine, showing the new dominance of this vocal type.

In the common taxonomy of vocal types, heroic (or "dramatic") voices lie at the far end of a spectrum from the lyric variety.

I'd reveal my answer, but I'm afraid of the reaction it'd generate from some of you more vocal types here.

I can't now find it, but it is based on a suggestion today that had some rather vocal types heading back to their bunkers to revisit their next PR angle.

Cantor Digitalis offers voice presets for different vocal types, such as the western classical vocal quartet (bass, tenor, alto and soprano [sound examples in Additional files 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, and 25]) or folk Bulgarian soprano [see Additional file 26].

He had plenty of assistance from more vocal types such as Matt Greene, Jarret Stoll and Justin Williams, plus behind-the-scenes help from quieter leaders such as Jeff Carter and Mike Richards.