At its best the music coos with lyrical assuredness and Janet Jacksexinesse Shotness (Shot Clock boasts intoxicating production and delicate intonations), but while it's a cohesive set, a lot of the tracks fail to stick in the memory.
Instead of the commanding rumble that inspired millions, his intonation is delicate.
Successful animal noise delivery involves a delicate dance of timing, intonation and rhythm.
With delicate phrasing and masterful intonation, DiDonato creates a portrait of piety through the purity of her voice alone.
A favorite of American servicemen, Ms. Stafford earned the nickname G.I. Jo for her recordings in which her pure, nearly vibrato-less voice, with perfect intonation, conveyed steadfast devotion and reassurance with delicate understatement.
Virgin's new release, with a young crew of mostly French musicians, is a fleet and beautifully proportioned performance, notable for the delicate, pearly timbre of the pianist Frank Braley and the pinpoint intonation of the violinist Renaud Capuçon.
A delicate balance among Prasanna's fluid slurs and wobbles, Mr. Iyer's wheeling patterns in strict intonation and Mr. Mitta's intricate, bubbly rhythms infused three supple, elegant pieces.
Sitkovetsky's arrangement demands impeccable ensemble, intonation and articulation; these were all delivered in an astonishing performance that preserved the delicate contrapuntal intricacy of Bach's original.
Mr. Tesfaye's music was delicate, airy, still and tense; when he raised his voice to meet the occasional dynamic shifts, he ran into serious intonation problems.
"She has perfect intonation.
