On Sunday at 7 30 p.m. in the auditorium, Fauré's "Requiem" will be featured in a free Great Masterworks concert by the 100-voice auditorium choir and the Festival Arts Orchestra, led by Lewis Daniels.
"Tighter!" comes a steady mid-Atlantic voice from the auditorium.
Again and again she took the stage to sing, her church-trained voice filling the auditorium and bringing cheers from the crowd of students, parents and teachers.
Once an audience was present he would add to it the thrilling power of his voice ringing around the auditorium, and a thousand people would hold their breath.
He is tactful about Golding's relations with his children, both of whom suffered psychological upsets, or with his put-upon wife, who seems to have had her revenge by interrogating him at public lectures; at a gig in Lisbon, her voice from the darkened auditorium demanded to be told why there weren't more women in his books.
Yet from the moment Ms. Villarroel's off-stage voice wafted into the auditorium, when Butterfly and her attending maidens approach the hilltop house where she is about to be married to Pinkerton, the American naval lieutenant, it was clear that this 36-year-old Chilean soprano's portrayal of Puccini's teenage former geisha was going to be special.
Watch out!" Mr. Patrick Kuhse's voice thundered through the auditorium at Cornell University's Johnson School of Management on day two of an action-packed orientation program for the MBA Class of '07.
Film CHAPPAQUA Reader's Digest/Chappaqua Crossing Auditorium "100 Voices: A Journey Home," documentary directed by Danny Gold and Matthew Asner.
Even if you lost the sensation of voices conquering a large auditorium, you still registered their inborn force.
With Bryan Wagorn, an assistant conductor at the Met, accompanying, Costanzo sang the aria "Pena tiranna," by Handel, filling the empty auditorium with his voice.
There is nothing like filling an auditorium with a voice and I think, unconsciously, that is a difficult place, even for other women".
