The contralto Susanne Resmark was convincing as Adèle's stentorian companion Ragonde, showing off the bell-like resonance of her low register.
After uttering a racial epithet about Jews a while back he apologized saying "If there were occasions when my grape turned into a raisin and my joy bell lost its resonance, please forgive me".
Throughout, the score is delicate like fretwork, the sounds plucked, tapped and taut rather than lush, with piano, harp and bells adding resonance.
"The bells are a resonance, a song, a vibration," Mrs. Avan said.
Otherwise there's no resonance.
INSIDE PITCH Right fielder DEREK BELL had a magnetic resonance imaging test on his strained right hip Friday, and BOBBY VALENTINE said the results were good.
The differences between photos came down to a matter of milliseconds, yet, Butterworth said, "the one before, that is so nearly the shot that rings like a bell forever," had no resonance at all.
But scientists at Stanford University have condensed days of instrument readings of solar vibrations and speeded them up, posting them on a Web site, to let earthlings get an idea of one strand of the Sun's bell-like or drumlike resonances.
We are told that when the Copper Mountain...collapsed in the west, the bell Ling Chung responded (ying), by resonance, in the east.
It's about limbic resonance.
