Sentence examples for dramatic interplay from inspiring English sources
These days, Levine is willing to sacrifice ultimate beauty in pursuit of a dramatic interplay of voices.
Or should we just tune out and feast our faces on the dramatic interplay – the tears, the envy, the shame – between the rich and poor?
With its large, sweeping gestures and dramatic interplay between the soloist and the orchestra, the piano concerto pays homage to this most popular of concert music genres.
Here, he creates a dramatic interplay between vast public spaces bathed in natural light and vaultlike rooms that serve as galleries and reading rooms.
The dramatic interplay of bold, flattened images against the open space of an unpainted or gilded ground influenced 19th-century Western Art Nouveau decoration.
In his "Manon" the real interest often lies in a bit of dramatic interplay — like Manon's overtly sexual flirting with her licentious sugar daddy, Monsieur G. M., or the card game in which Des Grieux ineptly cheats — taking place way over on the side, with all kinds of decorative twirling occupying center stage.
Neapolitan composers, headed by Alessandro Scarlatti, concerned themselves in the intermezzo with dramatic, comic interplay between two singers in two or three short acts made up of arias, recitatives, and duets.
There is something more sexy, and more dramatic, in the interplay of power between Victoria and her various courtiers.
Kuti, who plays electric piano, and drummer Tony Allen start the introduction out of tempo and exhibit abstract musical techniques, including dramatic free jazz interplay between their instruments.
The building was designed by Philip Johnson in 1970 with a dramatic atrium and interplays of light and views across the floors.
Many years later, the Asian American playwright and critic Frank Chin dismissed the Red Guards' rally as a "yellow minstrel show".2 But while Chin rejected the Red Guards' performance as a vain attempt to imitate blackness, in 1971, just two years after the rally, he offered his own dramatic take on the interplay between Asian Americans and blacks in his play The Chickencoop Chinaman.
