Sentence examples for elusive sounds from inspiring English sources
(In… I love Vladislav Delay's "Tummaa," and directors Carolina Melis and Lorenzo Sportiello have come up with a gorgeous representation of Delay's rubbery, elusive sounds.
I love Vladislav Delay's "Tummaa," and directors Carolina Melis and Lorenzo Sportiello have come up with a gorgeous representation of Delay's rubbery, elusive sounds.
But Matthews' wonderfully imaginative piece - which picks up the elusive sounds from the ending of Neptune, the last number in The Planets, and builds them into a dazzling orchestral scherzo - sits beautifully alongside these other works.
By Sasha Frere-Jones November 10, 2009 I love Vladislav Delay's "Tummaa," and directors Carolina Melis and Lorenzo Sportiello have come up with a gorgeous representation of Delay's rubbery, elusive sounds.
Miller was depicted as an innovator hunting for an elusive sound, and Stewart had to recite breathtaking inanities like "To me, music is more than just one instrument.
Programmed rhythms and elusive sound samples percolate through airy, wistful pop in the latest songs by the Sea and Cake, the Chicago group that gives form to the most evanescent yearnings.
(Sisario) THE SEA AND CAKE (Tomorrow) Programmed rhythms and elusive sound samples percolate through airy, wistful pop in the songs of the Sea and Cake, a Chicago group that gives form to the most evanescent yearnings.
They create innovative sonic branding and audio design, always searching for that ever-elusive "sound that stirs emotion".
The definition of the elusive "Scandinavian sound" was one topic addressed at an informal symposium before the radio choir's jubilee concert.
His restless creative energy has never settled easily into record-label spreadsheets – and, he tells me, continually failing to agree with Island about what The Elusive should sound like, what tracks it should and shouldn't feature, meant he had no choice.
