Vocalise

The little girl likes to vocalise animal sounds.

Sarah likes to vocalise her favorite song in the shower.

The vocalise of the orchestra added to the drama of the movie.

The vocalise was so beautiful that it brought tears to the eyes of the audience.

The therapist encouraged the patient to vocalise their feelings during the session.

The vocalise of the bird was so sweet and soothing.

Her vocalise was shaky and uncertain, betraying her nerves.

The child's vocalise was sweet and innocent, filling the room with joy.

His vocalise was soft and soothing, like a lullaby.

The actor had to vocalise different accents for different roles.

The speech therapist worked with the child to improve their ability to vocalise words.

The patient was asked to vocalise after throat surgery.

The teacher instructed the students to vocalise the vowel sounds.

The teacher asked the students to vocalise the correct pronunciation of the word.

The vocal coach suggested that the singer should vocalise the high notes with a lighter, more open vowel sound.

The choir's vocalise was harmonious and unified, creating a beautiful melody.

The newscaster's vocalise was crisp and authoritative, delivering the news with confidence.

The actor's vocalise was powerful and commanding, taking charge of the scene.

The teacher's vocalise was clear and articulate, making it easy for the students to understand.

The vocalise of the baby brought a smile to everyone's faces.

The composer decided to vocalise the chorus of the song with a repeating "oo" sound.

The parrot likes to vocalise phrases that it has learned from its owner.

The vocalise of the horse conveyed its emotions to its rider.

The language teacher taught the students how to vocalise words in a foreign language.

The choir director instructed the singers to vocalise the melody with the syllable "ah" for better tonality.

The singer spent hours each day practicing how to properly vocalise her songs.

She spent hours practicing her vocalise for the audition.

The choir members had to vocalise the complex chord progression to memorize the song.

The vocalise of the lead singer was what made the band so unique.

The vocalise is a staple of the classical music repertoire.

The vocalise composed by the musician was very popular and played on the radio often.

The singer was able to vocalise a wide range of notes during the performance.

The music school held a vocalise competition for its students.

The vocalise was composed for a famous singer who made it a signature piece.

The vocalise written for the school musical was catchy and upbeat.

The composer's most famous work is a vocalise for soprano and piano.

The music teacher assigned a challenging vocalise to the advanced students.

The singer-songwriter wrote a haunting vocalise that became a hit.

The vocalise was a popular form of music in the early 20th century.

The church choir's vocalise brought a sense of peace to the service.

The vocalise at the end of the play was the perfect way to end the performance.

She wrote a vocalise for the school play that showcased the talent of the students.

My music teacher gave me a vocalise to practice for my recital.

The music teacher assigned a vocalise that challenged the students' technical ability.

The opera singer performed a vocalise that left the audience in awe.

The choir director chose a vocalise that showcased the range of the singers.

The choir sang a beautiful vocalise at the end of the concert.

The opera company performed a vocalise that had never been heard before.

The singer's vocalise was featured in the movie's soundtrack.

The music teacher encouraged the students to vocalise the rhythm of the song using the syllables "ta" and "ti-ti".