Sentence examples for command of color from inspiring English sources
Burton's most striking gift as a filmmaker is his complete command of color, and this movie makes good use of it, illustrating the colorful battle between the Red Queen and the White Queen in the second half of the movie.
One was Bejun Mehta, a countertenor with a strong voice, a firm command of color and vibrato, and an ear for the passions of the text.
The crucial thing was the command of color: luminous sweetness in Beethoven and Prokofiev, a wide, ruddy tone in Sarasate's "Carmen Fantasy," and savage sounds for Schnittke, including something like electric-guitar fuzz.
He captures this moment with what appears to be an effortless command of color and texture, averting his attention from the frenzy of changes that surround him as he ponders this abrupt climatic change.
While there is much to love about Mr. Gerstein's assured, warm, generous playing — which is clean and clear but never arid or dull — his command of color was particularly astonishing on Saturday.
"Her command of color is extraordinary, and the vigor of her brushwork in the 1910s, her strongest period, is at times explosive".
To attend one of Mr. Burge's recitals, critics almost uniformly agreed, was to hear a challenging yet immensely satisfying program that showcased his immense technical facility; prodigious memory for the works' myriad rhythmic, tonal and stylistic complexities; acute musical intelligence; and rich command of aural color.
Haynes's fans, at least, will be gratified to find his command of light and color undiminished.
Ms. Hallynck showed an impressive command of tone and color in the slow introduction to the Beethoven, especially in how she would start a note with white sound and gradually introduce vibrato.
He defended his record Monday, saying 42 percent of his command staff were "people of color and diversity," but he also said he had been hamstrung by certain court rulings.
The articulation was wonderful, and Mr. Terfel commands such a depth of color that his "La ci darem la mano" could soar out into the hall even at half voice.
