Sentence examples for In the overture from inspiring English sources

In the overture to Rossini's "Barber of Seville," it compensated for rough attacks and occasionally uncertain solos with a warm, substantial string sound and a palpable excitement.

In the overture, the smooth, interlacing lines of the first section morphed seamlessly into a punchy allegro; the duet for Carolyn Sampson's radiant Belinda and Elizabeth Cragg's bright Second Woman went with a real swing.

In the overture, a flurry of cinematic business, cigarette smoking and film clips grabbed our attention, providing a visual, rather than a musical trailer for what was to follow.

In the Overture and in the big scene between Régine and André, the journalist, Wainwright presents three impressive musical objects: simple progressions of harmony and melody, gentle and pleading in tone but resolutely individual in style the kind of moments that make an immediate impression and which the listener wants to hear again.

In the overture, the tune is carried by the orchestra's brass section, with heavy percussion.

— just as the woman did in the overture.

Yahoo acquired the search engine In March 2004 via the Overture deal with the hope of building up its own search platform.

Elgar's sole work of note during his first spell in London in 1889 91, the overture Froissart, was a romantic-bravura piece, influenced by Mendelssohn and Wagner, but also showing further Elgarian characteristics.

The drama that had been latent in the performance of the overture erupted in Tchaikovsky's Fourth Symphony in the second half of the concert.

In his account the overture segued deftly from the teasing, slow introduction to the effervescent main section.

His gaze swept over the nearly empty plaza, the stragglers rushing in to make the overture.