Sentence examples for depth of tone from inspiring English sources

Principals responded with freedom and flair to the big solos, while each section revealed how it has gained in depth of tone.

Any small amount his voice lacked in idiomatic Frenchness or depth of tone, he more than made up for in detailed expression, dark vowels and long phrasing.

The BBCNOW showed a passionate commitment: the strings in particular had a wonderful depth of tone and the timpani a biting edge.

Ms. Graves was in fine form for the song "Jota" by Falla, and Mr. Quasthoff combined depth of tone, precise diction and effortless musicality in two contrasting Schubert lieder.

On this disc, there's no danger of forgetting that it's Daniel Barenboim's Berlin Staatskapelle; the quality of the orchestral playing, the warmth and depth of tone are constant reminders.

But even then it will take at least three or four years of continuous development before digital cameras begin to rival the resolving power of photographic film, let alone matching film's remarkable depth of tone.

Robuchon at the Mansion was a delight - subtle lighting, a wall adorned with ivy, pleasing depths of tones and shades, all providing a welcome antidote to the glitz and hubbub outside.

"He must have looked at something and known the depth of his tone the minute he began," he said.

Ax may seem like a slightly old-style performer by comparison with the plethora of younger generation virtuosos but, in this all-Beethoven programme, the integrity of his interpretation and the depth of his tone spoke volumes.

The plush depth of string tone is never suffocating or opaque, while the woodwind and brass sections combine expressive freedom with faultless intonation and ensemble, without ever overloading the Barbican's acoustics; the bassoon-playing was a special delight throughout the evening.

His repertoire was broad, and he will be especially remembered for the range and depth of vocal tone and the incomparable characterization he brought to such Verdi parts as Don Carlo in Ernani, and the title roles in Nabucco, Simon Boccanegra, Macbeth, and Rigoletto.