vocal types造句

• I'm not the vocal type with our team, though.
• When a tenor sings, a listener is more conscious of musculature than with other vocal types.
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• But he's never been a vocal type, to really show his feelings and speak up.
• His vocal type became known as " baryton-martin ", most often found in French operetta.
• He possesses a baritone vocal type, and has a vocal range which can span more than four octaves.
• In classical music, each instrument or vocal type has a standard repertoire of music which is commonly requested at auditions.
• We talked about the vocal types and characters, and I described what I thought were the particular strengths and colors of the individual voices.
• Novel vocal types expressed by dominant males spread quickly through populations of breeding elephant seals and are even imitated by juveniles in the same season.
• In the common taxonomy of vocal types, heroic ( or " dramatic " ) voices lie at the far end of a spectrum from the lyric variety.
• Unlike most heldentenors who were first high baritones, Heppner comes to the vocal type as a lyric tenor, which enables him to sing Italian roles, such as Andrea Chenier.
• The major exponents of the " soprano sfogato " vocal type were able to sing both soprano and contralto roles : Giuseppina Ronzi de Begnis was the first Elisabetta in " Devereux ", and she also performed Bellini's Cherubino and Romeo.
• Although the music written for the " concerto " focused on high voices, there is no evidence that the ensemble used either " castrati " or Orfeo " featured four " castrato " roles out of a cast of nine, showing the new dominance of this vocal type.
• With " Gretchen am Spinnrade " and some 600 other songs for voice and piano, Schubert was a significant contributor to the genre of the Lied . " Gretchen am Spinnrade " was originally composed for the soprano voice, but it has also been transposed to accommodate mezzo-sopranos and other vocal types.
• Widely regarded as the " greatest singer of Europe " in his time, his voice type was then known as haute-contre, his voice was by all account powerful, and in some ways prefigured a new vocal type closer to the tenor as we know it today, opening the doors to a new style of singing, as Adolphe Nourrit and Gilbert Duprez would soon demonstrate.