Sentence examples for vocal variety from inspiring English sources

In "North of Manhattan," I wanted to represent, not extensively but briefly and emphatically, the vocal variety of New York.

Only a handful of the best comic actors could display such an arsenal of physical and vocal variety.

Linda Winer, Newsday: Menzel doesn't have much vocal variety, but that sound – soft, medium, loud – has a lustrous integrity.

In this supportive environment I have practised a range of presentation skills, from body language, to vocal variety, prop usage, and persuasive and inspiring skills.

Some who had trouble standing up to introduce themselves at their first meeting now deliver great speeches using body language, vocal variety, and a number of other presentation skills.

In addition to pronunciation differences that are due to the influence of regional forms, the readings of some characters have been changed to promote ease of performance or vocal variety.

BBC insiders call this a lack of "vocal textural variety".

Yoncheva showed immense vocal control, offering variety of shading and dynamic as well as a daring coarseness.

But several of the cast lack presence, vocal power and variety, so the evening feels significantly less rich and mottled than either Sondheim or Xia surely envisaged.

Of the casting requirements for the Princess, Williams wrote, "It's a virtuoso part, demanding great stature, stage presence, power, vocal richness and variety".

For variety, vocal works were interspersed with instrumental works, which tended to be the concert's bright moments: mostly played by Mr. Rodenkirchen, these flute pieces began with simple, appealing melodies, sometimes folkish, sometimes chantlike, and were then expanded upon in ornate, energetic improvisations.