Andrew Bird is an unusual performer, and not just because anyone with a restricted view of the stage might believe there were two singers and three musicians up there, expanding and enriching the sound.
The full dark canopies of June, however, soften and enrich the sound, and I love it most in the evenings, when the thrush himself, now well practised but perhaps busy with nests and chicks, seems less committed and mellower.
"Bach decides he's going to enrich the sound of the instrument by tuning it down, taking the A string down to a G," explains cellist Yo-Yo Ma. "He's saying, 'If I do that, I can get more overtone, I can make the chords richer, make it more polyphonic.' He's trying to make a single-line instrument give the illusion of several voices".
Also since the '70s, Mr. Marclay has put found images, objects and language, as well as other performers, to wide-ranging musical use, cross-fertilizing sundry art forms, expanding the boundaries of collage and enriching the sound -- and look -- of music as he goes.
Acoustic devices enrich the sound environment and can thus be helpful in diminishing patients' awareness of their tinnitus, while a majority of clinical 'packages' involve psychological and/or educational components aimed at changing the emotional meaning of the tinnitus in order to reduce personal distress [ 16].
It holds up to 8,000 people and has rare acoustical qualities that enrich the sounds of its world-famous organ, with some 11,600 pipes.
Dorothy was above all a gracious lady whose intelligence and practical, sound wisdom enriched the lives of everyone who knew her.
They used their own voices to build upon Mr. Garrison and Ms. Latham's melodic waves of sound, which enriched the atmosphere at times and broke it harshly at others.
This is traditional music in many ways, enriched with the sounds of the sequencer.
"I didn't have the pleasure of knowing her, but she sounds like a wonderful person who greatly enriched the world in which she lived," one woman wrote.
