"I've only ever heard her singing from the balcony above one of my guard posts. But I don't need to see her to know that I'm in love with her. A voice like that can only belong to someone benevolent, graceful, and beautiful."
—Beckett Dandridge about Princess Maria's voice, Cursed Princess Club
"That voice... Smaug had never heard anything like it. It was angelic, as if something from Aman itself: purer than any elf, stronger than any human, and utterly enchanting. The sound hooked itself on something inside Smaug's breast, as if magic was fused into its very being; calling to him, speaking to him. The pitch-perfect tune rang in his ears, as pleasant to his senses as the clinks of gold to his greed. The emotion stirred within the voice made Smaug imagine a menagerie of dazzling colours."
—Smaug about Kathryn's voice, Heart of Fire
Utterly dedicated to her calling, Israfel has probably the most extraordinary vocal talent of any celestial. She was described by Poe as "the angel Israfel, whose heart-strings are a lute, and who has the sweetest voice of all of God's creatures." She can make angels cry with joy at the beauty of her songs.
—Description of Israfel, the Angel of Music, In Nomine
"Gentlemen, a little pearl washed ashore by the tide of war. It's true, the little lady has her limitations, as a matter of fact she has absolutely no talent at all, except, that is, maybe a little...natural talent. The little lady can't dance, she can't tell any jokes, and she can't balance rubber balls on her little nose. Ahhh, but she can sing like a bird! She has a throat of gold."
— Tavern proprietor introducing the captured German singer, Paths of Glory
