Sentence examples for exaggerated dynamics from inspiring English sources
This year he is proud to show off his new creation, the Orchestra of Life, a hand-picked ensemble of young, decorative, richly talented Polish players who share his enthusiasm for wildfire tempi, exaggerated dynamics and quirky instrumentation (acoustic guitar, light percussion, occasional slap bass).
Exaggerated dynamics and excessively fast tempo markings imposed on this Study are not to be found in the autograph manuscript.** Chopin's performance directions are certainly easier to ignore than achieve.
Is it possible that these characteristics are responsible for exaggerated structural dynamics that more readily facilitate DNA uptake and thus the higher transformation rate?
Sometimes the dynamics were, for me, too exaggerated, lurching from whispered pianissimos to aggressive fortissimos.
In the Rachmaninoff concerto, Mr. Ling was as much an enabler as an accompanist to Mr. Lang, who, true to form, played with dazzling technique, myriad colorings, bold impetuosity and exaggerated expressivity, milking melodic lines and manipulating dynamics for dramatic effect.
His dynamics rose and fell sharply in almost every couplet, as though constantly pushing the emotion to exaggerated extremes.
I became convinced, before I was out of high school, that the dynamics of success and failure were of earthquake proportions in America, and that Hollywood was only an exaggerated version of the American success drive.
But these are exaggerated.
He exaggerated only slightly.
An exaggerated comparison?
