vocalism

Still, fans of vocalism will find much here to enjoy.

I think it may have something to do with the vocalism and the recording.

But the most stirring moment came in the least accomplished bit of vocalism.

One does not go to Callas for beauty of vocalism.

Her Senta was praised for its pure vocalism and dramatic fire.

Its lush, resonant vocalism plays in the mind long after the singing has stopped.

His vocalism becomes even more animated in the eight Sibelius songs that follow.

Despite atheists' increased vocalism and visibility, it seems that the rest of America isn't buying in.

He was known for using naniwa-bushi's kobushi vocalism in Japanese popular music.

The music invites a heart-on-the-sleeve style of vocalism and dramatic delivery.

There are times, after all, when one is grateful for ravishing vocalism and willing to overlook everything else.

Indeed, most characteristic features of his style can be traced to Gajananrao's vocalism.

If this is the engine that powers her vocalism, the rest of the cast should consider going out for malteds.

Still, a drawback in her singing remains: for all the impressive vocalism, she can be emotionally bland.

The soprano's vocalism will not satisfy everyone; it is full of odd mannerisms.

Fortunately, vocalism was not the only story.

I loved the general style of the vocalism here, with long, chanted lines punctuated by urgent little catches.

On many evenings, that might be embarrassing, but this time one heard a fair amount of plausible Verdian vocalism.

But this impressive vocalism is defeated by an extremely mannered and self-conscious interpretation.

She has kept singing Italian roles that require flexibility and sustained high-range vocalism.

Indeed, the Taliban's violent response to her increasing vocalism has amplified her voice far more than anyone believed possible.

That is not to say that his vocalism is all that could be asked.

But it is the character of his artistry, not exquisite vocalism, that makes him a great lieder singer.

What is remarkable about Ms. Stritch's singing these days has little to do with the quality of her vocalism.

He more than held his own in this exalted company, remaining, then as now, the paragon of sophisticated and graceful vocalism.