Sentence examples for blended ensemble from inspiring English sources
But what you noticed most were beguiling half-tints and richly blended ensemble passages, eloquent brass choirs and a string sound that still does honor to the Philadelphia Orchestra legend.
Usually when there isn't an incumbent Democratic president or a vice president with title to the nomination, the presidential field would feature a blended ensemble of candidates, some better known than others but each singing the part of some distinct constituency.
Perez et al. [15] forecast wind speed using a blended ensemble, which consists of the Weather Research and Forecasting Single Column Model and time series forecasts that are calibrated with Bayesian model averaging.
The right sofa would be the kingpin that would hold up – or not -- our eclectic blended ensemble of furniture.
Murray is known as a writer with range, and in "Skippy Dies," he blends "the ensemble high jinks of the Harry Potter novels with Muriel Spark's grinning morbidity".
Magnolia (1999) A series of intersecting stories form the backbone of Anderson's magnum opus, which blends brilliant ensemble performances, heartbreaking musical sequences and a bewilderingly apocalyptic plague of frogs.
Piper Paddy Moloney of the Chieftains has described similar experiences and followed them up with a series of recordings blending his ensemble's Celtic sounds with music from China, Africa, the Middle East and elsewhere.
Their survival is fragmentary and conductor Sébastien Daucé has skilfully rewritten some of the inner parts: his singers include a wonderfully flexible but precise bass and a well-blended ensemble; the fascinating texts include Pierre Perrin's intense hymn to the Trinity, O Mysterium.
The musicians inhabited the music so fully that the performance took on a quality of appealing looseness: performers stood or sat, depending on the requirements of a given phrase; members of the chorus emerged as soloists, doubled as bell ringers, blended back into the ensemble.
Even her iPhone matched: The white gadget blended right into her ensemble.
Laura Wolfe, a mezzo-soprano, sang in a theatrical style on her own, but blended nicely in the ensembles with Mr. Duer and Ms. Azelton.
