Hectoring impressively from behind the orchestra, Bleiker was more than a match for Christopher Purves's well-projected but slightly husky Aeneas.
Botstein called the students to attention with a well-projected "Ladies and gentlemen," and congratulated them on their hard work, warmly expressing his excitement about the forthcoming trip.
Maarten Engeltjes, a countertenor, brought a pure, well-projected tone to his solo section in Purcell's "Welcome to All the Pleasures" and to an aria from Rameau's "Indes Galantes".
Although Mr. Kremer could unquestionably fill Carnegie (in both senses: with patrons and with his powerful, well-projected violin sound), the chapel is a far better place to hear this music.
When she sang La Voix Humaine in Edinburgh in 1960, the critic Andrew Porter wrote: "Everyone has noted how well she performs; it should also be said how well she sings — in the 'French style' certainly, but with sure, solid, well-projected notes, and a tone freed from the shrillness of some years back".
A well-projected narrow full width at half maximum of 38 nm was exhibited by SiO2-Qdots, thus indicating homogenous nucleation and a monodisperse particle size distribution.
As Tamino, Charles Castronovo's lyric tenor is elegant, pliant, and well-projected throughout Santa Fe's Crosby Theatre.
The percentage of items well-projected to their initial dimension was higher in the impaired populations (range: 80,6 to 100%) compared to the non-impaired populations (Additional files 1 and 2).
Like many businessmen, he speaks with a diaphragm-projected voice, and, as we circled the golf course, it occurred to me that if he walked into a tree it would probably be the tree that was moved to apologize.
Well, that voice could be onto something.
Well, your speaking voice is very seductive.
