From the feelsy swells of "Ann River, MN" to the understated umph of "Draft Culture," the album flits between the electronic/organic divide with a muted joy and a flair for evocative tones.
She will find an equally evocative emotional tone that adds another layer to the movie.
A few times during the film, a loud, ringing tone evocative of tinnitus is heard.
The evocative and melancholy tone of "Picture Perfect Day" seemed like the ideal fit for Johnson's technique.
The tune, as many Heartbreak tracks do, is characterized by fluidity, musicality, and evocative melodies and tones.
He early came under French Symbolist influence, and his first notable works, the four novelettes known as the Sonatas (1902 05), feature a beautifully evocative prose and a tone of refined and elegant decadence.
Her reading of Elliott Carter's "Riconoscenza per Goffredo Petrassi" (1984), notable for its plush tone and evocative portamento, is a highlight, as are her expressive, vibrato-rich account of Augusta Read Thomas's "Pulsar" (2003) and her thoughtful performance of Esa-Pekka Salonen's "Lachen Verlernt" (2002).
On a sweltering Wednesday evening audience members sat on the sides of Daniel Zimmerman's two-tone set, cleverly evocative of the 17th century, cooling themselves with provided fans as court nobility might.
This is "The Love-Hungry Farmer," a suitably evocative title for a show whose tone, somehow both arch and precise, is so enjoyably distinct.
In keeping with the nautical tone, Meyer wanted music evocative of seafaring and swashbuckling, and the director and composer worked together closely, becoming friends in the process.
