Sentence examples similar to a facsimile performance from inspiring English sources

It's a very different experience holding a resonating zither in your lap, feeling warm breath and savoring the physicality of performance versus hearing a facsimile in the relatively flat dimension of an audio recording.

Only a favored, scholarly few can ever hope to hold a Bach manuscript in their hands, yet anyone with rudimentary ability to read music can buy a facsimile copy of, say, the Brandenburg Concertos (the score has been widely reproduced) and match it note by note to any performance.

Actually, a facsimile thereof.

It's a facsimile.

Like a facsimile of a facsimile of music.

He senses magic, but offers a facsimile.

A facsimile was published in 1974.

A facsimile edition was published in 1900.

A facsimile rebuilt on the site serves as a museum.

In many ways it is a facsimile of its prototype.

That is a facsimile of May's argument.