Sentence examples for aria illustrates from inspiring English sources
The oddly haunting tone of this "diet aria" illustrates what I think of as the Gadget Effect: even the most mundane chatter takes on spooky significance in light of the bomb.
The tenor aria illustrates the "masochistic" "Hate me, then, hate me with all your might, o hostile race!" by a first dissonant entry on an ostinato bass line full of chromatic, leaps and interrupting rests.
She has a project going in Denver called aria that illustrates this.
Second, the Aria example illustrates the cost savings that can come from investing in sustainability initiatives with a short return on investment.
At her best, Ms. Lang illustrates her music — "Aria" is set to Zenobia's aria "Son contenta di morire" from Handel's "Radamisto," and distinguishes neatly between voice and orchestra while showing the death-fixated fury in the words — but she provides no new interpretive insight.
Especially amusing is Mr. Bechtolf's playful way with Guglielmo's aria extolling how well built and physically attractive he and his fellow soldier Ferrando are; as Guglielmo sings, Ferrando illustrates by showing off his muscles, moustache and even his nose.
In Agrippina the da capo aria is the musical form used to illustrate character in the context of the opera.
For instance, the Mayor has a wonderful aria comparing the emotions Sandrina has aroused in him to musical instruments (duly illustrated by the orchestra).
The five arias sung from Mozart operas ("Don Giovanni," "The Marriage of Figaro," "La Clemenza di Tito" and "Così Fan Tutte") were alluded to but not illustrated in the opening and closing ensembles.
