例句與造句

1. The soloists are excellent, especially the tenor Christoph Pregardien.
2. Cecilia Bartoli and Christoph Pregardien are the principals.
3. Pregardien's program was typically intelligent.
4. The vocal soloists _ Ms . Panzarella, Nathalie Stutzmann, Christoph Pregardien and Nathan Berg _ are impressive.
5. Herreweghe uses early music luminaries ( Gens and Pregardien are outstanding ) and substitutes male alto for the female variety.
6. It's difficult to find pregardien in a sentence. 用pregardien造句挺難的
7. Pregardien framed this song with " Wanderers Nachtlied I and II, " music of meditative beauty and ineffable sadness.
8. But it was a testimony to Pregardien's artistry that his less-than-top-notch vocal condition hardly mattered.
9. His accompanist was his countryman Michael Gees, a remarkable pianist, who was Pregardien's partner on his Lincoln Center recital last season.
10. Sibylla Rubens, soprano; Sarah Connolly, alto; Christoph Pregardien, tenor; Peter Kooy, bass; Collegium Vocale, conducted by Philippe Herreweghe . ( Harmonia Mundi 901605)
11. Koopman's shifting groups of soloists are on the whole more secure, and they include especially fine singers, like Christoph Pregardien, a tenor, and Klaus Mertens, a bass.
12. Johanette Zomer, Veronique Gens, sopranos; Andreas Scholl, alto; Christoph Pregardien, tenor; Peter Kooy, Hanno Muller-Brachmann, basses; Collegium Vocale conducted by Philippe Herreweghe.
13. The German tenor Christoph Pregardien, who has become one of the most essential of today's Lieder singers, was not in his best voice for his recital on Sunday at Alice Tully Hall.
14. The Bach recording uses the Collegium Vocale in combination with an unnamed band of about 20 players on period instruments, and a different, similarly fine, cast of soloists : Barbara Schlick, soprano; Catherine Patriasz, alto; Christoph Pregardien, tenor, and Peter Kooy, bass.
15. Through five hours at the Philharmonie, Conlon and Kurt Masur conducted the resident Gurzenich Orchestra; Juliane Banse, Christine Schafer, Christoph Pregardien, Irwin Gage and others offered an extended segment of songs, and Frank Peter Zimmermann, Heinrich Schiff, Olli Mustonen and others played chamber works.