Sentence examples for bright violin from inspiring English sources
The set began with "Scenic World"; the tinny keyboard ostinato from the album had become a bright violin figure.
JAIME LAREDO, a seasoned violist, takes up the autumnal lower voice, and the fiery soloist JENNIFER KOH lends her intensity and sharp technique to the high, bright violin lines.
Bright Vivaldi violin concertos slyly contrast Ms. Hedewig's subject.
Her backup ensemble was the sextet yMusic — three string players (including Rob Moose of My Brightest Diamond on violin and acoustic guitar), two woodwind players and a trumpeter doubling on French horn — with the drummer Ted Poor from My Brightest Diamond.
Nate Sloan, 18 and also a jazz musician, offered "Ofnayim" ("Bicycle" in Hebrew) a bright, brisk piece for violin and cello.
He looked at my seven-seater, five-metre-long Dodge Caravan, empty but for me, my bright yellow suitcase and a violin.
In Eastern Orthodox Christianity, the name Sophia (shared by composer and dedicatee) refers to the vocalization of God's wisdom; in the concerto the bright, soaring voice of the violin is pitted against the darkened timbres of the ensemble.
"Bright Music" for flute, two violins, cello and piano (1987), with Shawn Wyckoff on flute, lived up to its title.
It is in good part a series of soliloquies: for clarinet (bright and raucous), cello (soulful) and violin (more soulful).
This hint of hoarseness -- the breathy first flute became downright unpleasant in the second piece, Ravel's piano concerto -- and the cool dryness of the violins combined in a bright, hard-edged quality that kept the voices distinct.
It helped, and suited Brahms beautifully, that Mr. Rachlin's tone on violin was already mellow rather than bright in the opening Violin Sonata in G (Op. 78).
