Sentence examples for aural atmosphere from inspiring English sources
This is a little aural atmosphere for one of Ms. Moss's programming ideas this summer: an exploration of birds and birdsong, both inside and outside the concert hall.
Lamoriello has not completely eliminated the noisy rock recordings that have increasingly polluted the aural atmosphere around the National Hockey League in the last decade.
And while the collaborative process may well have influenced the choreography, the results are strongly focused on dance, with both the spoken word and music providing rhythmic accompaniment and aural atmosphere for the highly kinetic, complex movement devised by Ms. Cabeen.
Perhaps the most impressive facet was the strongly architectural shaping of sound and bristling silences, with the brass on and off-stage heightening the atmosphere and offering extra aural perspective to Mahler's already remarkable vision.
He noted that the game's plot and visual and aural presentation fit together to create a thick atmosphere, and finished, "Forget all those other milestone adventures (Zork, The Hobbit, Lord of the Rings et al) — for sheer enjoyment and general all-round perfection, The Secret of Monkey Island creams 'em all in style".
The commissioned score by Bright Sheng, City Ballet's resident composer, sets the atmosphere from its magical first moments, providing aural color and near-melodic climaxes that delicately support the ballet's emotional climaxes.
Deaf Center is Erik Skodvin on cello and Otto Totland on piano, and a great deal of careful manipulation of dynamics and aural space; the album's slow-moving, ominous and refracted atmospheres could serve as soundtrack cues for a subtle horror movie.
The "atmosphere" of a favourite place, Toop convincingly argues, usually has a larger aural component than we consciously realise.
The atmosphere at blind football will be unusual, said Clarke, as the reliance on aural information means crowds will need to be largely silent, although anybody who has been in the Emirates during periods of midfield stalemate should not have too much trouble adjusting.
The growing silence Beethoven experienced is hard for those who can hear to imagine: no change of atmosphere as you move from room to room, no rustle of paper; a dead world of aural nothingness.
