They were equally expressive in the disarming sensuality of Ravel's Ma mère l'Oye (Mother Goose).
While the wines certainly reflected the techniques of the producers, Kerin believed strongly that they were equally expressive of their regions and their vintages.
The lyrics, as with so many other Allison songs, made their point with far-reaching universality: "Everybody cryin' peace on earth, Just as soon as we win this war". Other Allison songs are equally expressive, often beginning with a laconic title such as "Your Mind Is on Vacation" (continuing with the lyric "and your mouth is working overtime").
British guitarists were equally influenced by this expressive ideal, and the loose rhythm guitar playing of rock and roll and skiffle was gradually replaced by more ornate lead playing on electric guitar as local musicians such as Eric Clapton sought to emulate blues artists such as B.B. King.
Stuart Skelton is the equally expressive tenor, though he never quite packs the power some of the vocal lines need.
It is equally important to recognize the dance as an expressive art, to learn and analyze the movements, and to present them in dance notation alongside musical scores.
Susan Hinshaw, who sang the central role of Leonore, has a large, expressive, if not particularly lustrous voice; she was equally adept with both the display and the drama in the great aria "Abscheulicher". Wendy Hill made a charming, soubrette-like Marzelline.
The electrifying Austin-based performer Alejandro Escovedo has a richly expressive voice that's been burnished by his years on the road, and his songwriting is equally experienced and rewarding.
The eyes are the windows to the soul, but the mouth is an almost equally expressive instrument, so it seems strange to not see it.
"Oceans Rising" begins with the haunting flute of Manoj George and is overtaken by his equally expressive and emotional violin.
