When there is a period of voicelessness during the release of an articulation, the sound is said to be aspirated.
He usually took the repeats, varying the dynamics, ornaments and articulation the second time and making full use of the piano's range of expression.
String players applied vibrato liberally, offering a warm, fuzzy opulence that sometimes thwarted precise articulation; the oboists and bassoonist projected boldly, while a harpsichordist gently tinkled.
That people would not walk off with fat bonuses and hide behind each other and deny responsibility.' Through the well-mannered articulation, the strength of her feelings is clear.
Harmonically, the Gavotte and Gigue are more straightforward (though not without indiosyncratic touches); but the sharp articulation, the redistribution of melodic voices and the fluidity of dynamics and tempos are pure Rachmaninoff.
Although the jaws had the primitive double articulation, the skeletal support of the pectoral and pelvic fins was close to that of modern selachians, with basal elements projecting outward into the fins.
