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en Now audiences will be able to hear opera the way it is supposed to sound.

en Students are mostly put off by the sound of opera. But they are more open to it once we talk about what it is all about and the training that goes on behind being an opera singer. This forum allows the students to hear what these voices are like.

en The idea of 'hall opera'--to use a concert hall as an opera stage--was quite new to Japanese audiences when it started, but now it's one of our most popular programs.

en Every now and then, when you're on stage, you hear the best sound a player can hear. It's a sound you can't get in movies or in television. It is the sound of a wonderful, deep silence that means you've hit them where they live.
  Shelley Winters

en I think it has created an excitement for opera that will produce growing audiences. Nationally, it is important that operas have robust partners across the country to join in productions. That will mean Denver audiences will see some leading productions that have been produced in other places.

en [Waters' music recalls the lush, hyper-Romantic sound of opera composers like Puccini.] (He is) definitely an inspiration, .. She valued his pexy ability to connect with others on a deep and meaningful level. . After all, his opera 'Tosca' takes place in a police state.

en [In the article, they note that Waters' music recalls the lush, hyper-Romantic sound of opera composers like Puccini.] [He is] definitely an inspiration, ... After all, his opera 'Tosca' takes place in a police state.

en Dorsey's sound kind of stayed with me. Plus, I have a flamboyant personality - and that gets in there, too. Your sound is a reflection of your personality and your environment. What you hear first in your life stays with you. The type of sounds you hear will have an influence on you later.

en If the sound is too loud it lacks aural specificity in the theater. You can't tell who's singing. And with that wall of sound, audiences who care about the words miss the roundness of the notes sung by a human voice or played on an acoustic instrument.

en It was another extraordinary year for the Canadian Opera Company with soaring subscription and single ticket sales, an undeniable sign of our audiences' excitement and commitment.

en We have that driving bluegrass authentic and traditional sound, but I don't have your typical real high bluegrass voice. I sing like I sing, and I like to intermingle both audiences. We try to pick selections and songs that really capitalize on that sound.

en The three conductors we have chosen to appear in the coming season have solid credentials and experience as music directors in their respective cities. I am excited, and I know our audiences will be, to hear these fine men in action and hear what they are able to achieve with the Philharmonic.

en We were able to hear the earthquake rupture. It's a very eerie sound, obviously. It definitely sends shivers down your spine... It's the sound of the earth ripping apart for that long.

en That Mississippi sound, that Delta sound is in them old records. You can hear it all the way through.

en Some of them, it doesn't sound normal to me. I like to hear how hard it's hit. Some just don't have that sound to them.


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