It is "a delicate harmony that risks being thrown off balance," Mr. Parini said.
By contrast, her final encore was "Calling All Angels," originally a duet for Jane Siberry and K. D. Lang; she sang it in a delicate harmony with her younger sister, Tiffany Carlile.
Mustin says that she opted for artificial crystals instead of natural ones because, "The derivative 3D printing techniques involved in the crystal formation create a delicate harmony between digital fabrication and the spirituality of handcraft".
Even when tempers curdle and the talk turns shrill, a sweet and delicate harmony rises from the four cast members of "10 Unknowns," the searching new play by Jon Robin Baitz that opened last night.
Here, the music unraveling slowly into silence, he and Mr. Kissin finally evoked a new narrative, one of delicate harmony.
These lines roil relentlessly over fluttering hi-hats, mutating, breathing, dividing, and changing in a way that mirrors the delicate harmony and overwhelming complexity of the natural world. Colin Joyce.
Some are sung unaccompanied, but with delicate harmony vocals or a quietly atmospheric backing of harp, concertina, harmonium or fiddle.
Indeed most Kurds in Turkey now live far from their native, south-eastern provinces; Istanbul is the world's largest Kurdish city.Centuries of delicate harmony seemed on the verge of unravelling last week after a series of clashes between Turks and pro-PKK Kurdish demonstrators in Istanbul and the western provinces of Bilecik and Bursa that left hundreds injured.
Remove those walls and floors, as the new nihilists are doing, and you destroy the delicate harmony between exterior and interior — and sometimes much more.
As strikingly well crafted as a Shaker cabinet, the new album from the Louisville, Ky.-based singer and songwriter is built with well-honed materials: electric and acoustic guitar, accordion, piano, banjo, tambourine, glockenspiel, violin and voices both solo and in delicate harmony.
Ms. Allyson's roots are in the Midwest, and in a nonchalant vision of jazz that allows it to share space with folk and blues and pop; Ms. Souza's roots are in Brazil, and her kind of jazz song is a specialized form with delicate harmonies and arrangements.
