Sentence examples for vocal virtuosity from inspiring English sources

Ms. Capucilli's torrents of movements complemented Bernhardt's vocal virtuosity.

Another huge difference is the nature of vocal virtuosity.

Luckily, what he lacks in eye contact he makes up for in comic vocal virtuosity.

The Batak in northern Sumatra and the Ambonese in the Moluccas, both widely recognized for their vocal virtuosity, use the guitar to accompany most of their singing.

Covent Garden eventually engaged her in 1972 – as Violetta, a memorable occasion both for Caballé's vocal virtuosity and for her appealingly sincere portrayal.

Our interest today in early Baroque music and the restoration of ornamentation and vocal virtuosity is clearly part of the larger post-modernist rejection of modernist austerity.

Like the hunting calls in the horn writing, these episodes play on the characters of the instruments at hand: an almost vocal kind of virtuosity is demanded of the violin, the cello writing is darker and more dramatic, and the flute line is lyrical.

Notes soared with pure vocal and instrumental virtuosity as young voices embodied ancient emotions.

With her arms outstretched and her hands tracing the curves of her vocal lines, she melded virtuosity and devotion.

The most successful new instrumental and vocal teaching methods emphasized virtuosity, brilliance, evenness, and wide range, reflecting a desire to make music more effective for large audiences.

Mr. Ross's performances have nothing to do with vocal splendor, harmonic depth, pianistic virtuosity or rhythmic complexity.