Sentence examples for aural counterpart from inspiring English sources

Music by Vivaldi was naturally the aural counterpart to the images; the performances included particularly distinguished playing by John Abberger and Marco Cera in the Concerto in D minor for Two Oboes (RV 535).

Time was when these free concerts, performed by Juilliard School students in the Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Sculpture Garden, offered energizing bursts of contemporary music — aural counterparts to the exhibitions inside — every Friday and Saturday evening in July and August.

For example, the didjeridu of the Australian Aborigines, which is found across the northern coastal areas from west to east, supplies introductions, interludes, and conclusions, as well as accompaniments for vocalists and their clapping sticks; it also provides intricate aural counterparts to the foot movements of dancers.

Rap was a form of aural graffiti, just as the graffiti style wars were the visual counterpart of the fevered sonic competition among rappers and D.J.'s.

This diverse aural geography perhaps reflects the transformation of the Welsh hills, like their Cumbrian and Scottish Gaelic counterparts, from a rural landscape into a recreational one, as much the preserve of urban escapees as the "indigenous" inhabitants.

Aural poetry.

What aural pleasure.

He had aural myiasis.

Eros, your aural member bend!

There is aural expression, too.

The emphasis is musical, aural.