I could mention, too, a concern for musical resources used in a way that fits into my expressive intention...and a desire to avoid mechanical repetition or other patterns that seem vacuous.
"Through such exploration, we seek to understand how a person meanders through a space of expressive intentions, when a machine-driven 'pantograph' adds it's own artistic intentions to it".
The voices, including Lena Dunham's, are too loud and too inflected; there's too much smiling, too much laughing, too much expressive intention, little neutrality and little mystery in the images.
The elemental quality of Šerkšnytė's music and its fiery explosiveness made its own mark, but its affinities with Mahler's instrumentation and his expressive intentions were all the more noteworthy.
The texts of The Strand Settings – by the Canadian-American poet Mark Strand, who died the following year, aged 80 – were articulated by Fleming with the keenest precision and the firmest expressive intentions; yet however thrillingly scored, Hillborg's vital, shimmering accompaniments never overpowered her, always allowing space for the voice to cut through.
Previous studies have shown that expressive intentions by performers (such as tension and relaxation) are encoded by expressive cues (for example, tempo and loudness) to communicate emotion in a musical performance (for a review, see [27]).
Being an expressive dancer isn't all about facial expression.
Ms. Jacobs raised an expressive eyebrow.
There they have an expressive role.
WE underrate imperfection as an expressive device.
It was such an expressive prop.
