This database is believed to be one of the most comprehensive repositories of facial 3-D dynamic articulations to date.
The buildings acquired a dynamic, exteriorized articulation and specifically Russian national characteristics.
He would remind us of every wrong bowing, dynamic or articulation at the previous performance, and many intermissions I was summoned to his dressing room, where he would recount a missed detail.
Two recent recordings -- a spectacular account of Purcell's "Dido and Aeneas" and an equally vivid reading of Monteverdi's "Orfeo," both on the Virgin label -- are enlivened by daring choices of tempo, ornamentation and orchestral color, as well as by dynamic and articulation touches that are Mahleresque in their detail and sweep.
This paper describes Hi4D-ADSIP — a comprehensive 3-D dynamic facial articulation database, containing scans with high spatial and temporal resolution.
Likened by Mr. Rouse in a program note to a grand mal seizure and uneasy even in repose, the piece is unsparing in its demands for pinpoint accuracy, sudden dynamic contrasts and clear articulation.
Begin teaching basic dynamics and articulations.
For the most part, though, this Mozart needed punchier rhythms, cleaner dynamic contrasts, sharper details of articulation and phrasing.
Muti's fanatical attention to rhythmic precision, dynamic shading, and clarity of articulation transformed "Carmina Burana" almost beyond recognition: thumping bombast gave way to whirring neoclassicism.
In that work and those that followed she performed with crystalline articulation and vivid dynamic contrasts, rendering the softer sections with impressive control.
All three composers are often played now with lighter textures than Mr. Davis clearly prefers, and he has avoided the recent trend toward breathless tempos in finales, ultra-sharp articulation and magnified dynamic contrasts.
