Sentence examples for deep sonority from inspiring English sources

Mr. Perdomo plays with deep sonority, rhythmic aplomb and an ear for useful dissonance.

The sinewy athleticism and deep sonority of Dave Holland's bass playing have figured prominently in jazz since the late 1960's, when Mr. Holland, above, was recruited by a restless Miles Davis.

Ms. Beglarian's "I'm Worried Now, but I Won't Be Worried Long" (2010), though composed only a year after "Night Psalm," inhabits a different universe: electronic sound, a droning cello line and tactile, rhythmically solid harp writing form the backdrop for a soulful, almost folk-song-like soliloquy for the violin, played here with a rich, deep sonority by Miranda Cuckson.

The visual and aural textures are lush and sensual, as we've come to expect from Mr. Almodóvar, and yet the rich colors and deep sonorities somehow illuminate an unusually austere emotional terrain.

The baggage room was awash in rich sonority.

It was satisfying to hear the score played with such technical assurance and rich sonority.

The Preludio from the "Bachianas Brasileiras" No. 4 is steeped in rich, deep string sonorities that evoke a 1940's vintage view of Bach.

Johnson's trombone and Carl Randle's tenor saxophone coalesce into thick sonorities, regardless of the tempo.

Though the deep well of sonority that comes mainly through years of communal experience and molding was necessarily lacking at times, sheer brilliance and power carried the day in climaxes.

He makes you hear the music better, and yet he often does so by springing masterstrokes that seem musically unbidden, by letting other musical features pass by undanced and by drawing us deep into musical meters and sonorities that seem minor at the time (until we feel their part in a larger structural drama we hadn't seen coming).

While the work proved overly long, there were intriguing sonorities, as when the deep timbre of the bassoon meshed with the earthy sound of the low strings.