Sentence examples for before the exposition from inspiring English sources

Before the exposition was complete, his sound had warmed and broadened.

The atmosphere is festive, with triumphant shouts of "Jauchzet auf!" ("Rejoice!") before the exposition ends in a postlude which refers to the "Infirma nostri corporis" music from Part I.

The fair site had been a huge ash dump before the 1939-40 exposition, as shown in one of the photos — the spot that F. Scott Fitzgerald described as a "valley of ashes" in "The Great Gatsby".

Schiff paged ahead and pointed to a reappearance of the trill at the end of the exposition, just before the repeat.

The tune is played by the solo violin itself before a short codetta ends the exposition section of the opening movement.

The main subjects of the exposition are heard almost always in the same order as before, but now both subjects are typically in the tonic key, whereas in the exposition the first was in the tonic, the second in the dominant key.

Following the development comes a recapitulation of the exposition, this time all in the tonic key (before c. 1770 the recapitulation sometimes retained the key scheme of the exposition, except for the closing bars), resolving the harmonic tension of the development.

The exposition was clumsy.

Thus ends the exposition of economic warfare.

The exposition can be heavy-handed.

The exposition was bold, vigorous, and lofty.