Compliments should ring for the rich, heady steam and flavor of the restaurant's onion soup, thickened with brisket and made silky with a kind of marrow jam, flavored with fontina and a deep bass note of demi-glace.
Winter nights are perfect for Esnault's coq au vin: braised chicken scattered with lardons, garnished with mushrooms and pearl onions; the red wine in which the chicken has been cooked reduced to a profound, syrupy glaze underpinned with a deep bass note of thyme.
This is a relationship that has already passed through the giddiness of instant passion, past the deeper notes of gathering dependency and now seems to be showing the first signs of damaging obsession.
Brahms himself must have possessed an exceptional piano, because so many of his compositions celebrate the deep bass notes of the instrument — an area that exposes the weaknesses of most pianos, especially small ones.
Sometimes digital sounds are used solely for the deep bass notes of the pedal pipes and sometimes for the reeds, trumpets or other stops that are expensive to build and fussy to maintain.
There's no eye rolling nor dancefloor exodus as the recognizable first few deep bass notes of Carly Simon's "You're So Vain" play at Dame, an all women and non-binary DJ event held at Vancouver's Red Gate Art Society.
Vosges Haut-Chocolat churns out a popular wattleseed ice cream, and Elizabeth Falkner of Citizen Cake in San Francisco professes a weakness for its deep notes of coffee, roasted hazelnut and cocoa.
But there's also shrimp and grits (though you could easily mistake the creamy cornmeal for something more French than Southern) and autumn stuffing, which has deep notes of sage and squash.
Dr. Dre, also a Schifrin licensor, had less luck using George Lucas's deeply proprietary "THX Deep Note" for the opening of his "2001" album.
Driving this GT Up was a delight, the little car thrusting forward on a rush of energy to the deep, tuneful note of its engine.
