Jacqueline Simpson told the New York Post that the glass left her with a "hoarse, rattly voice" and unable to
sing soprano like she used to, Radar online reported.
I still sing alto, but I can't
sing soprano like I used to.
in choir, choosing to English public school
sing soprano in solo with view to career work.
I was only in there for 20 minutes but I was ready to
sing soprano in the Cathedral choir for the rest of the day.
When ladies were admitted to the church choir, due to the shortage of boys, six of our choir were invited to join to
sing soprano.
Eric Pollard either has a death wish or a desire to
sing soprano, because when Val finds out he's been having a fling he'll be nursing more than a bruised ego.
It's become a trade mark - get him to do your plastering and you get a free step ladder - he's been warned that if he takes this one out of the house he'll be able to
sing soprano in the choir.
Incidentally, the authentic low tuning allows her to
sing soprano parts equally well.
He can
sing soprano and baritone, he can do gay and straight, thuggish and chic.
I knew I wouldn't be able to
sing soprano for ever but I knew I would sing in the future - whether it was publicly or at home.
At Karlsruhe I was engaged to
sing soprano roles tending toward the dramatic, and was basically told, `You've got a good voice, don't change it.
Lionel Sawkins has shown that men did, indeed, sing soprano parts at the French court,[17] and Lois Rosow has pointed out the appearance of male sopranos in the chorus at the Paris Opera.
However, the fact that men did sing soprano seriously at this time, in combination with the text of this recit[19]- which on the surface is not ridiculous; although it certainly could be performed tongue-in-cheek-opens the door to doubts about the style of performance the role demands.
My wish for Mr Malkin is that he'll
sing soprano in future.
She added: "I used to
sing soprano but then I smoked for several years, which took its toll on my voice.
