Sentence examples similar to delving tone from inspiring English sources

He used the higher reaches of the instrument for commentary, often delving into tense quarter-tones.

It has the drummer Horacio (El Negro) Hernandez, the saxophonist Greg Tardy and the pianist Bruce Barth; Mr. Patitucci has been delving deep into Latin music lately, and his strong hands and wide tone make the tunes nearly explode with intensity.

Now, she's delving into color.

Prisoners are delving into various fields.

But sometimes it's worth delving deeper.

"Delving into my racy past?

(Chinen) Tommy Smith Quartet (Monday) Tommy Smith is a Scottish tenor and soprano saxophonist with a beautiful tone and a strong, adaptable style; he's known for his foothold in mainstream jazz traditions, but his most recent album, "Karma" (Spartacus), finds him delving into fusion.

Others are delving into individual differences.

In works from the same period, he delved into the 12-tone territory of Arnold Schoenberg and the Second Viennese School.

Yet he maintains the reporter's tone of cool inquiry, even as he delves into matters of the spirit, which gives his learning process the feel of a reasoned capitulation.

In the '50s, the stark black-and-white tones took hold, as he delved into "Parade" and its themes of the profound pain and sacrifice of, and still insatiable appetite for, war.